Child Falls From Upstairs Window in Akron Area
Local notes report a 22 year old child fell from a second story window and escaped serious injury, with only minor bruises. Other items include visitors from Blair Oshkosh and Madison, a new Standard Oil filling station site in Akron, a Sioux Falls man recalling frontier days, and community events at Immanuel Lutheran church and West Okoboji lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
Register-Tribune
B. Rice
Allen, Neb
H. A. Strayzewski
Emil Stryzewski
Ernest Stryzewsky
Oshkosh
Wis
J. Bunting
Mis
Herman Struve
Blair, Neb
Inlaw
Wilford Arndt
Chicago
Harry Waterbury
Akron Hospital
F. F. Phippin
Spirit Lake
Ray A. Smith
Lenore Dare
Mrs. Smith
Miss Dare
William H. Dudley
Madison
George W. Dudley
Dudley
University of Wisconsin
Colorado
P. B. Dudley
Clifford Kennedy
Lake Okoboji
Rochester
Minn
Kennedy
Mayo Clinic
Standard Oil Company
Reed and
Third Streets
Akron
W. B. Melen
L. H. Martin
Sioux City
August Fredell
Martin
Kendall Hotel
Immanuel English Lutheran Church
John Anderson
T. L. Burnight
Bobbie
Okoboji Lake
J. H. Fleming
Sioux Falls
J. B. Fleming
Mr. Fleming
Pembina
Portlandville
E. J. Hammer
Weather Delivers Good Threshing Season in South Lincoln
Special Correspondence reports ideal weather for threshing in South Lincoln. Most farmers have finished, and yields are described as good across the community.
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South Lincoln
LeMars Business Callers and Social Visitors Reported
Northwest Union notes list several LeMars residents making business calls and social visits last week. Names include Chris Wachter Archie McKay Joseph Staebell Mrs Frank Kramer Mrs John Puetz Henry Schipper Janette Henry Will Carel Thomas O'Brien Roy Manning A Parks family R Fischer Eva Straband and Phil Hayden residence interactions among local households.
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Chris Wachter
LeMars
Archie McKay
Joseph Staebell
Frank Kramer
John Puetz
Henry Schipper
Janette
Henry
Will Carel
Thomas O'Brien
Roy Manning
A. Parks and Children
R. Fischer
Eva Straband
Phil Hayden
Social notes from Craig and surrounding towns
Mrs Belle Donnell of Ireton and Mrs C J Snyder visited in Craig Sunday. Druggist and Mrs Snyder visited family in Sioux City Sunday night. Mrs S H Perlin and children visiting Alcester S C since Monday. W V Jobes, early Craig businessman, travels for calendar and banker supply house, lives in Sioux City. Banker H J Harms family left for Lake Okoboji outing. Henry Ludwig at Alcester for 25th anniversary of Henry Hartmann. Mr and Mrs Richard Frederichs and Mrs Brunkhorst visited John Jepp at Centerville SD. Jepp ill. Station Agent M J Elliott and family to Athol MA. Ray Dowing, Moville relief agent. L H Oloff and family, L C Oloff and family, Arthur Kallsen and family at J P Riter home Ireton for reunion. Mr and Mrs Richard Johnson of LeMars visited Craig. Mrs Johnson to Hawarden hospital with pneumonia and related complications. improving this week. William Frels and family in 1000 Islands region on St Lawrence River. plan week in Adirondacks. mail to Lake Placid NY.
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Belle Donnell
Ireton
Craig
C. J. Snyder
Sioux City
S. H. Perlin
Alcester
S. C
W. V. Jobes
H. J. Harms
Lake Okoboji
Henry
August Ludwig
S. D
Henry Hartmann
Ludwig
Richard Frederichs
Brunkhorst
Centerville
John Jepp
Jepp
Frederichs
M. J. Elliott
Glenn
Donald
Vera
Athol
Mass
Ray Downing
Moville
L. H. Oloff
L. C. Oloff
Arthur Kallsen
J. P. Riter
William Frels
New York
St. Lawrence River
Adirondack Mountains
Lake Placid N. Y
Kingsley Area Social and Economic Notes
A roundup of local visits and births in Kingsley and nearby towns. News of visitors from Pierson, Sioux City, LeMars, and Mitchellville, plus ambulance service expansion by Keegan & Derby. Thornburg cites Iowa farm tax valuation gaps and farm price trends, noting declines in land values, rising truck crops, and varying crop prospects for 1926, with farm net returns per acre outlined.
Agricultural Outlook Brightens As Markets Recover
The 1925 agriculture outlook, from the department of agriculture, foresees an optimistic national trend with recovery across livestock sectors. Heavy steers fetch higher prices, hog prices nearly double last year, and hog raisers path toward peak price cycle, signaling improving conditions for producers.
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Department of Agriculture
Iowa farmer nets $6.32 per acre for 1924 taxes
Des Moines reports that the average Iowa farmer has $6.32 per acre to pay taxes interest and depreciation for 1924. The figure reflects the burden on farmland as a measure of farm income and costs in the state.
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Thornburg
Des Moines
Iowa
M. G. Thornburg
Iowa Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Rain Improves Crops as Visitors Drop In
A splendid rain Wednesday night benefitted corn and alfalfa across the region. Charlies Knowles attended a shoot at Howard on Tuesday. Luke Whitmer of Sioux City greeted friends here Tuesday. Matt Steffen returned home from North Dakota after several months away. Miss Harker of Morningside spent time in the area.
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Charlies Knowles
Howard
Luke Whitmer
Sioux City
Matt Steffen
North Dakota
Miss Harker
Morningside
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leona Krause
Lawton
A. Arndt
Hans Barnholtz
Leeds
Ray Lafferty
Kingsley
James Lafferty
Margaret Lite
Victor Harrison
Crystal Lake
Northwest Union
The
Independent
Harold Dugan
Ed Litzmann
Dan Scheeler
Frank Cagley
Pierson
Kenneth Ellis
Silas Kimm
George Meister
Frank Krapfl
George Krapfl
P. Arndt
D. W. Schneider
George Evens
J. R. Nash
William Creasy
William
Fred Hummel
Little Son
Cushing
F. Curley
T. W. Campbell
James Fleck
Onawa
Drilling
Ida Grove
Charles Brown
Martin Larson
Omaha
Neb
Wyoming
E. Baumgardner
Joseph Sharp
Keegan & Derby
R. E. Hess
Red River Valley
Pacific Coast
Jor Economical Transportation
Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet
F.O.B
Flint
Michigan
Nicholson Motor Co
LE Mars, Iowa
Veale Lumber
Globe-Post
Edurtesy
ZZ. Service
C. H. Markham
Illinois Central System
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