Memorial Day Address by Senator Kenyon Draws Crowds
The article recalls Senator Kenyon’s Memorial Day address at Hull with a large turnout from surrounding towns. It notes his Civil War reflections, praise for unity, warning about the love of money, and calls for character in youth, with tributes from Hull, Struble, Boyden, and Sheldon reporters noting his oratory and the day’s patriotic spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon
Rock Valley Bee
Hull Decoration Day
Andersonville
Mayor Weir
Hull
Balkema
Sioux Center
Tamplin
Struble Journal
W. 5
Renyon
U. S
Iowa
Trust
Hulls Representation at Orange City Teachers Institute
The piece notes Flull has a poor representation at the Teacher's Institute in Orange City this week led by Ti. MM. Rombough with a list of attendees including Miss Aula Fox Amber Mackie Neva Mackie Sadie Merrill Jennie Tentlaken Jennie VanNoort Myrtle Warren Catherine Sawyer Ethel Warren and Katherine Hagan The Index hopes they return home with honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Flull
Teacher's Institute
Orange City
Ti. MM. Rombough
Aula Fox
Amber Mackie
Neva Mackie
Sadie Merrill
Jennie Tentlaken
Jennie VanNoort
Myrtle Warren
Cathrine Sawyer
Ethel Warren
Kathrine Hagan
Voolver
Wedding Unites VanDaalen and Marical Lutheran Church Ceremony
At the Behreng home in Garfield township Lyon county on June 1 1911 at 9 30 p m the marriage of Sam VanDaalen and Martha Marical was performed by a German Lutheran church. Only relatives and neighbors attended with Mary VanDaalen as bridesmaid and Fred Behrens as groomsman. The couple will reside in Doon after a bridal trip to Spirit Lake. Mr Kruse of Brooklyn NY attended as the sole visitor from abroad. The ceremony was in English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim: Behreng
Garfield Township
Lyon Saunty
Town
Sam VanDaaled
Mias
Martha’ Marical Lutheran Church
Mary VanDaalen
Fred Behrens
John VanDaalen
Doon
Wm. Behvena
Spirit Lake
Mrs. Kruse
Brooklyn
SM. Y
Kind Hearted Mrs Billy Recalls Christmas Fur Theft Tale
On a cold winter day Mrs Billy rides the subway to her husband’s office and recounts a strange encounter. She notices a poorly dressed woman leave, and her fur disappears from her seat, prompting Mrs Billy to wonder about generosity and honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fgr
Mr. Dy
Drrny
Hilly
Candy
Jackson’s Termitane Birds At Washington Cock Fight
General Jackson owned a breed called Termitane birds famed as invincible in Tennessee. A select party traveled to see a planned fight between the Hermitage birds and Annapolis birds in Washington. The birds were equipped for combat with pricked heads, trimmed necks, and sharpened blades, but no fight occurred, leaving spectators disappointed as confinement dulled the Hermitage birds and Annapolis birds claimed a triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Tennessee
Washington
Madensburg
Hermitage
Annapolis
Caops
Perley
Medical Genius in Courtroom Encounter
An old doctor stops a young one on the street and asks about a group of shabby women. The young doctor explains they are invited to dine at his reception to impress a potential rich patient arriving that morning. The judge notes the scene as a test of impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Will Rel
Reney
Ghat
Webster
NEW International
C. Merriam Co
Springfield
Maes
W. 7. Harris
Edeca- Lem
Weber
Levine
Hicks Almanac and Word and Works Publish 1911 ad
The Rev R Hicks Almanac for 1911 and the Word and Works magazine are advertised as essential family items. The almanac promises reach to hundreds of thousands of homes and costs $1 a year with prepaid 35 cents for the Almanac, from Word and Works Publishing Company in St. Louis Missouri.
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the Minstrels
WM. Shimp & Sons
Telephone
Schoeneman
Adil
Senator Kenyons
Boyden
Senate
Sheldon Sun
Arlington Hotel
Illinois Central
Fort Dodge
Arlington
Senator Kenyon
Congress
Sheldon
Sheldon Mail
Hull Band
Teu
Mrs. Billy
Hae
Subway
Aei
Travelers’ Bulletin
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Patt
Great Nothern
Perkins
VanataKoor
Nerina
Rodrerier
Engtteh
Hollagd
Gerwan
Vanwrts
Boll
DR. G. Maris
Meearer
First
Rage
Fer
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