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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1925
Page
8
Kidney and bladder irritations from acidity are common. Experts say drink soft water, take four ounces of Jad Salts daily for two to three days to neutralize acids and relieve bladder irritation. have a physician check kidneys as a precaution.
A string of brief notes records misc events. John Fickbohm visits Chicago area. Mrs. Steiner and grandson Rex McGuire visit Emmetsburg. W T Jackman ships cattle to Chicago. a summer school for teachers starts June 22 at Storm Lake for ten weeks. J P Stebbins reports from Springfield Missouri. Mrs. Salee leaves Waverly for Cedar Rapids to visit relatives. Judge Coyle adjourns Storm Lake court. Wallace Sherlock buys Vinton Eagle. changes at Iowa Magazine. Stoyke plans move to southern Washington. Stoyke and Kling relocate, with Long View growing into a city near the Columbia river and a $250,000 theatre. Stoyke resigns from Interior Lumber, successor unnamed. rural patrons regret departures.
Congressman Boies visited Spencer promising a federal post office building at the earliest opportunity. The piece notes log rolling favors in Congress for home district supporters amid ongoing political maneuvering. Heavy rain affected Sioux City and Storm Lake travel, with many roads damp and crews reporting wet conditions across the region.
Reports show many hog lots moved or ploughed for crops during spring to curb diseases. Colleges tour nationwide for free advertising, burdening communities with costs. Cedar Rapids boxing results feature Toughy Connolly losing to Joe Rivers and Phil Longo defeating Frank Mone. Some impostor federal agents have swindled northwest Iowa communities. Mason City American Legion defeats Fort Dodge for a $100 prize.
Contracts for graveling roads were set at Clarion for 25v0 dollars, promising a notable improvement to Wright County highways near Marton.
One of the most successful batches in years has just been completed at the state fish hatchery at Orleans under the management of F P. Bowers, Lansing Town. The pike eggs totaled about 75 million, with a hatch of roughly 60 million, split between West Okoboji East Okoboji Spirit Lake and about 10 million distributed among Storm Lake Solar Lake Medium Lake Lost Island Lake Des Moines river Coon River Lake Manowa Brown Lake Blue Lake and the Cedar river.
Fred A Larson of Goldfield is jailed in Clarion after investigators reveal he supported two wives for years. Authorities say he faces charges related to bigamy and deceit. Residents react to the startling domestic case and its legal implications.
A farmer owner faces a court enjoining the start of a large barn construction on his property after the tenant objects. The unusual dispute highlights tenant rights and land use issues in this rural case.
Webster City last week sold 15 900 dollars in water bonds at forty one percent. The city plans to sink a deep well. School and municipal bonds appear in demand this spring.
Five elderly Cherokees drank buttermilk from a tin pail and suffered days of ptomaine poisoning. They recall beer in tin pails in years past. In Denison, four residents lost a $90,000 claim against the city over funds deposited in a barn. Peter Farrelly, brother of Monsignor Farrelly, was among Mr. Voss's bondsmen.
Relatives and friends gathered Friday evening to surprise Mr and Mrs B L Maguire who live north of Ruthven. The event featured dancing and cards followed by delicious refreshments.
The Lutherans Wave decided to build a $100,000 hospital addition in Sioux City, higher than the $50,000 plan. Demand for beds is increasing.
Early Wednesday morning an attempt to burn the Lyric theatre in Fort Dodge was thwarted as rooms were saturated with oil and set afire. The state fire marshal is now in charge of the investigation.
A report records a day of pest control noting 738 squirrels and gophers killed, plus 167 crows, four ground hawks, two chicken hawks, and six pocket gophers. The passage ends by noting the day was very enjoyable.
Martha Bush of Mason City, previously arrested on charges tied to the death of Mrs. Pearl Oleson of Joyce, has been released. The case recalls past difficulties and Bush remains a known figure in Mason City.
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