Very Fine Class From St. Mary's Academy
The St Marys Academy commencement exercises at Agsuption Church last Sunday evening drew a large crowd. Diplomas were awarded for academic and grammar work, with honors to Thomas Brady Margaret Bosold and many others. Prizes from local orders recognized perfect attendance scholarship and high average in Irish history. Continued on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Academy
Agsuption Church
P. F. Farrelly
Father Savage
Monsignor Farrelly
Insig Clave
Thomas Brady
Margaret Bosold
Philly James Daily
Ruth Brennan
Leo Deneen
Elizabeth Burns
Harold Higgins
Coletta Carroll
William Higgins
Gertrude Carroll
Emmet, Jackson
Agnes Collins
John Maurice Jennings
Mary Irene Doty
Donald Joynt
Mary ‘du S
Joseph Harmer Maguire
Genevieve Higgins
Edoward Martini
Eilen Kane
Joseph Hilary Miliea
Leona Kané
John Neary
Mary Lawless
Leonard Neary
Mary Leary
Marguerite Maguire
Hillen McEvoy
Margaret McEvoy
Genevieve Moodie
Mary Magan
Curreary
Maedalen
Phillips
Hb Manes Mary Steil
Harold Neibauer
Mount St. Joseph's College
Mary Alice Duffy
National Federation
Sisters of Charity
B. Vv. M
Maurice Jennings
Ellen McEvoy
Bamet Jackman
Lorena Carney
Irene Conlin
Helen Duffy
Janet Hand
Edna Hearrity
Gladys Wessar
Kathleen Dailey
Victorine Reagan
Ruth Myers
Willis Higgins
Katherine Duffy
Bernice Brennan
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Dr H H Ozanne’s South Dakota Journey Reported
Dr H H Ozanne recently returned from a long trip through South Dakota with his brother from Des Moines. They traveled via Sioux Falls to Brookings Huron Redfield Waulk ton Forest City the Cheyenne Indian Reservation and Isabel noting muddy roads between Stour Falls and Brookings. His brother owns land near Isabel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Ozanne
South Dakota
Emmetsburg
Dex Moines
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Huron
Redfield
Waulkton
Forest City
Cheyenne Indian Reservation
Isabel
Stour Falla
Brookinge
Isebel
Meetings and Musings on Farms and Real Estate Prospects
The report notes E F O Foole arriving from Webster with farm at that place and local optimism as crops near advance. It cites land prices from 10 to 26 dollars per acre, a Bank twenty cities south west of Isabel, and a large subscription to fund the undertaking. Dr Ozanne and brother toured via McIntosh Aberdeen Milbank Witmer Minnesota, with plans to revisit South Dakota for further real estate inducements amid Missouri River comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. O’foole
Webster
Missouri
Isabel
Diunt
Ozanne
McIntosh
Aberdeen
Milbank
Witmer
Minnesota
Kentucky
Tennessee
Northern
South Dakota
Missouri River
ADGI
Sherlock and Nelson Key to Cooper Tax Case Conviction
The Cooper brothers of Dubuque were convicted of evading income taxes, a result attributed largely to J H Sherlock of Lincoln and his assistant A J Nelson. The lengthy case involved 116 witnesses, 1,880 exhibits, and over two tons of evidence, with sentencing set for June 28 before Judge Scott and potential appeals anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F
A. A. Cooper
A A. Cooper
Dubuque
J. H. Sherlock
Lincoln
Nebraska
Mig. Denigl Sherlock
A. J. Nelson
Telegraph-Herald
Sherlock
Nelson
Itha _h
Brest
Askel
Scott
Hein Leaves Royal Lumber for Giscome Post in Canada
W F Hein resigns from Royal Lumber to take leave for Giscome British Columbia to join Eagle Lake Spruce Mills. Giscome lies between Edmonton and Prince Rupert. The move shifts output toward New York City as Canadian lumber sees demand. Hein previously worked in northern Saskatchewan and is now near Alaska with Mrs Helm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Hein
British Columbia
Royal Lumber Company
Giscome
Eagle Lake Spruce Mills
Edmonton
Prince Rupert
New York City
Mointy
Hein
Saskatchewan
Emmetsburg
Canada
Helm
Alaska
Sindé Not Guilty in Short Weight Inquiry
A farmer claimed he was short weighed by Theo Sindt of Toke Park. State investigators found Sindt not guilty of the alleged offense. The report notes vindication and mentions A. KM Emagrick in relation to news of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sindé
Theo
Sindt
Toke Park
Ton
Poultry and Egg Industry Notes From Early Iowa Market Discussion
A reporter recalls remarks by Thomas J. Ryan of Charles F. Maguire Inc. on Iowa as a top producer of butter eggs and poultry. He compares Danish butter to American, cites Minnesota production, discusses duties on imports, oleo margarine trends, and the growth of frozen eggs for winter use across major U.S. markets.
Price trends and storage affect winter egg markets in 1900s
The piece notes scarcity and winter losses, recounting a New Orleans broker’s failed corner attempt and vast losses. It contrasts small and large houses keeping eggs in storage, describes merchants buying cold storage eggs, and explains how many housekeepers unknowingly use old eggs. California eggs are premium quality, white, and sold at 1c to 12c per dozen with freight and express costs. California producers form an association and sell in New York and other eastern cities at public auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ryan
New Orleans
California
New York
McElroy and Murphy Form New Poultry Firm
J McElroy and Matt Murphy have bought the building lot and poultry business of F H Reed west of the Motor Inn and took possession yesterday. The approximate five thousand dollar consideration, McElroy previously sold the business to Reed, with both men bringing long experience. Hockenbury will supply for an eastern firm and his family resides in Grinnell. The Democrat wishes McElroy and Murphy success as a reliable, enterprising firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McElroy
Matt Murphy
F. H. Reed
Motor Inn
McElroy
Reid
Murphy
E.D. Hoeckenbury
Heels
Grinnell
Hockenbury
Democrat
Messrs. McElroy & Murphy
Farm Bureau Picnic Today at Herrison Park in Palo Alto County
The fourth annual Farm Bureau picnic unfolds at Herrison Park with a full program. Horseshoe pitching, eighth grade commencement, band concerts, diplomas, and numerous speeches precede an afternoon of sports and contests including a base ball game Fern Valley vs Lost Island, plus a girls nail driving and handicap races. Everyone invited to bring a basket and attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto County Farm
Herrison Park
R. D. Acheson
Earl Beebe
F. C. Davidson
H. L. Brereton
Gernwude M. Thornyall
J. A. Berg
Service Star Legion
iNits
W. . Scurvuder
Fres
S.3.l
Daughters of Revolution
Hazel Linderman
D. A. R. Benediction
J. B. Brereton
W. J. Breakenridge
Lost Island String Band
M Farm
C. 3
Loomer
Clay County
Rush Lake Township
Clark W. Linley
Lucas County
General Assembly
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Lost Island Township
Fern Yelley
Lost Island
Claims by Al Smith Spark Town Gossip in Emmetsburg
The item notes residents recalling Al Smith tied to charity sisters and a railroad accident claim, alongside remarks on local business, drought values, and civic opinions. It mentions James M. Botts and Mr Potts, Troy NY history, and Governor Smith veto debates amid prohibition policy and Erie canal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Charity
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Company
Yan
Houston
Ryan
New England
Emmetsburg
James MH. Botts
Dorge Saunders
Plive
Ees
New York
Times of
Troy
Corty
Boston
Lake Erie
Hudson River
Rensselacy Polytechnic Institute of Troy
United States
Sré-Bellé
Potts
Smith
St. Lawrence-Great Lakes
Montreat
Quelay
Quebec
St. Lawrence
W. H. Keifer Cage
Milwaukee
Duluth
Detroit
Montreal
Cowe
Howard
Yellowstone Trail
Twa
Losses andIndustry Tales From Hornell Plant
Charles McNally travels from Austin Minnesota to visit his ill brother as Hornell Packing Company faces large output, ongoing expansion, and prior fraud losses. Thompson remains in prison for $10,000 theft with conspirators, while band concerts and bar admissions mark a busy week. Beef per capita and pork consumption are noted in a local economic blurb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McNally
Austin
Minnesota
Patrick
Hornell Packing Company
Tha
Hornelle
Cy Thompson
Shollwater
Hornells
Thompson
Iowa
M J Ryan of Hovsaton Texas Visits Kin in Midwest
M J Ryan of Hovsaton Texas visits his son Bert and travels by rowboat to Milwaukee and Dubuque to see sisters. He plans time with his son Joe in Ghiraen Hin and will spend a while with relatives along the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Ryan
Houston
Texas
Bert
Hovsaton
Des Moines
Milwaukee
Dubuqie
Spend Soma
Joe
Ghiraen Hin
St Marys Alumni Banquet Reflects Strong Attendance
The annual St Marys Academy Alumni Banquet at the K C Hall drew about 190 attendees. Miss Katherine McEvoy acted as toastmaster as Rev L G Ga delivered the main address on Higher Catholic Education. Officers elected: Alice Libert president, Mildred McNally vice president, Carl Berger secretary, Katherine Crowley treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marys Academy
K. C. Hall
Katherine McEvoy
Vercules Higgins
Fiest
L. G. Ga
Columbia College
Dubuque
St. Mary's
Leo McEvoy
Father Savage
Mr. McEivoy
Alice Libert
Mildred McNally
Carl Berger
Katherine Crowley
Joseph Carney
T. R. Marti
Laura Joynt
Libert
National Federation of the B. V. M. Alumni
Lyons
Iowa
Japanese planning requests reports and mailing address change
A letter from Japan asks the City Plan Commission to add a sender to its mailing list and send reports to Toyo Kisen Kaisha in San Francisco and a Tokyo address. The letter mentions staying in the U S until July and August return, with the author offering information on request. Also notes Sioux City printers on strike and ongoing labor dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Plan Commission
Japan
Ispay
Toyo Kisen’ Kaisha
Market St
San Francisco
Gat
K. Ugehara
Kami-Megro
Tokyo
City Planning Bureau
Dept. of the Interior of
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C. P. Conway
Estherville
Mixsoari River
John Sherlock and
A. Nelson
Coopers of
T. J. Ryan
Thomas J. Ryan
This Place
Charles F. Maguira
Denmark
Wisconsin
St. Paul
England
Australia
New Zealand
Seattle
China
Orient
Uni Cen
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
Laren
Farm Bureau
AL Smith
James H. Potts
Times
Jackman
Big Com
K. L. King
Warre
Francis A. Meyers
K. . King
Bernard Kelly
Thomas Arthur
Iowa Supreme Court
Bernard & Kalty
Roy A. Henderson
Prover
Walter C. Henteberry
Eagle Grove
Kelly
Canngetown University
Weehinetan
Exdtetsburg
Otley Plans
Sioux
Sioux City Daily Journal
Cribune
Sumil Pa& Tie
Markrt
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