Back Home Tales From Hastings Area This Week
Special correspondence recalls visits and gatherings across Hastings Brunaville Remsen and LeMars. Neighbors shared meals picnics and church events while others traveled to Sioux City Lake Okoboji and Chicago. Local sports notes include a high scoring game and a timely rescue of a dog. Local civic items report a budget resolution and bridge plans amid small town council updates.
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Harter
Alice Jurst
Hastings
Neb
John After
Brunaville
Frank Fidler
Jack Delperdang
Mds
Marcus
Teodore Nothem
Remsen
Isa Barbara Miller
Russell cComb
Douglas
Wyo
Joe Tentinger
Will Schnepf
Chilen
Joe Schnepf
Knepf
de Sioux River
Cherokee
Lester Eyres
Sioux City
Celesta Tentinger
Morningside College
Sioux Y
River Sioux
Jerry Cronin
Gon
Leland
Dan Cronin
Nellie Cronin
William Scheittler
Henry Scheitler
Lismore
Minn
Enry May
Chicago
Ater Lauters
Volga
S. D
B. Homan
Bogh
Celesta Lauters
Bessie
LeMars
Arren
Er Mary Devote
Mary Stica
Ovens
News Convent
Dubuque
Kelley
Joe Rolfes
St. Cathparish
John Gengler
Les Masuen
Rose Worth
Laws
Stella Tentinger
Memne Seee
Joe Hejnsel
Mat Feller
Lizabeth Lauters
John Lauters
Claroms
Thoms
Mare Minnesota
St. Catherine’s School
Arbara Wurth
Sioux Mday
Eter R. Meis
Alton
J. J
A. F. Meis and Sons
Jara
Joe Junkers
Phil Remsen
Koerants
Koerner
Worth
Cooksworth
Ohn Meis
C. D. Eeting
Parade Guard Fights Tiger to Protect Parade
A witness describes grabbing a tiger by the throat to shield a parade worker, forcing the animal back to its cage. The crowd stood still as the tiger was locked away, then the parade resumed. A garage man alludes to a name linked to the Oil company, though the speaker insists not to reveal it.
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John Lubben
Farming Progress and Home Yard Ideas from South Dakota
The 1924 25 agricultural income rose 7 percent led by grain and meat animal returns. A simple barrel milk cooler built with two taps on a steel barrel reduces cooling costs. Encouragement to maintain farm accounting, landscaping for yard appeal, and planting sweet clover for honey production with bees.
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A. GC
Aronson
Hamlin County
New Extension Head Appointed for S D Extension
A J Anderson named director of the agricultural extension work in South Dakota by the board of regents and South Dakota State College officials. Former state leader of county agents in Ohio and a key figure in farm marketing, he will start Sept 1 after studies at Cornell. Dean Larson has been acting director since W F Kumfen’s resignation. Anderson returns home after eight years in the East.
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A. J. Anderson
Ohio Agricultural Extension Service
South Dakota
Board of Regents
South Dakota State College
Anderson
College of Agriculture
Cornell University
New York
C. Larson
Division of Agriculture
W. F. Kumlfen
Nebraska-born Anderson to head South Dakota agricultural extension
Born on a Nebraska farm near Wayne, Neb., Anderson rose from rural schooling to Nebraska State Normal College and the College of Agriculture. He led cooperative marketing efforts in Ohio and will complete graduate work in farm economics at Cornell. South Dakota readers praise his farm background and economic expertise for directing state agricultural extension.
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South Dakota Line
Wayne
Neb
Nebraska State Normal College
Decatur
College of Agriculture
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Anderson
Europe
Norway
Sweden
Holland
Germany
Farmers Institute
Ohio
Cornell University
Huldah Peterson
South Dakota
Fire outbreaks threaten homes as building boom grows risks
A 1920s analysis attributes rising dwelling losses to rapid residential construction and cost pressures. It notes about one third of fires are residential, with total dwelling property losses from 1919 1923 averaging $65 56 million annually. It links loose construction and moral hazard to frequent fires in new homes.
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Jack
America
National Board of Fire Underwriters
A Housing Nightmare From a War Time Boom to Decay
The piece chronicles a man who built a home for his family only to see it collapse under postwar decline. Rain intruded, the cellar flooded, and the house warped as income and interest waned. The dwelling reverted to a speculator, sparking a broader crisis as homes grew scarce and decayed. The actuarial figures show dwelling fire losses at 322 million, rising to 403 million with insurances, a level that could have funded ten thousand dollar homes for a city-sized population.
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Jack
Actuarial Bureau
Bridgeport
Food specialist urges vitamin awareness for family health
Mary A. Dolve of South Dakota State College notes vitamins are essential to regulate body processes and growth. Vitamin A from butter milk and eggs aids growth and immunity while Vitamin B from fruits vegetables and cereals supports growth and appetite.
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Mary A. Dolve
South Dakota State College
Executor's Notices For Ruhland and Muller Estates
Notice to creditors and heirs that on August 4 1925 executors were appointed in Plymouth County Iowa for the estates of Norbert Ruhland and John W Muller. Debts must be paid to the executors and claims presented to the court for allowance, with publication dates August 6 13 and 20 1925 in The LeMars Globe Post.
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Iowa
Preston
Plymouth
Towa
Center School House
A. L. Muth
LeMars Globerad
District Court
Plymouth County
Norbert Ruhland
Christina Rubland
Herbert S. Martin
John VP. Muller
F. P. Petges
H. P. Murray
LeMars Globe Post
Vitamins and proper feeding for all ages in family meals
The article explains the role of vitamins in preventing scurvy and supporting jaw and tooth development. It lists sources like tomatoes, oranges, lemons, grapefruits, leaves, and potatoes, and urges mothers to feed husbands according to work and children according to age. It stresses meal planning, preparation, and serving.
Meals Shape The Body Through Proper Food Choices
A housewife learns that meals gain new meaning as she sees food meeting body needs. The Globe Post notes typewriter ribbons on sale, linking practical home economics with daily life in a bustling era.
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Globe Post
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