Preachers and travelers in Kingsley district news
Salma St special correspondent reports a string of visits and travels around Kingsley Iowa and nearby towns. residents include Jake Miller of Lake Superior visiting his brother William Miller and family. Edgar Fort of Pasadere California noted for farm interests near Kingsley and 81 years old. many others travel to Storm Lake Sioux City Rochester and Morningside for visits and schooling. Rev Galen Russell delivers farewell sermon and soon departs for New York Columbia University.
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Jake Miller
Lake Superior
Wib
Wm. Miller
Miller
Wm. Keegan
Mitchell
S. C
A. G. Ogren
Donald
W. A. Cagley
Sioux City
Dr. Foft
Pasadere
Cal
Mr. Fort
Kingsley
Ed Wissler
South Dakota
Lerman
Anna
Clara
Morningside
J. A. Shade
Rochester
Minn
Edmonds
Mayo Brothers’ Hospital
Emmett
Mt. Morris
Shade
Church of the Brether
Galen Russel
Mr. Russell
Pomona
Boonella
Russell
New York
Columbia University
John Peterson
Cherokee
Gust Swanburg
W. A. Coomer
James Bolton
Coomer
Kenneth Ellis
Pierson
Wan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Ora Lehman
Floyd Thompson
Hinton
Ray Olson
Chris Troptow
Schweitzeberger Bush
Moville
Watkins Company
Lehman
Ray Whitmer
Clark, M. D
LeMars
Remsen Notices of Weddings Funerals and Death
Word arrives of Martha Sanny wedding to Theodore Amundson in Minneapolis. Remsen residents share visits. C. J. Bellmyer joins Falke Motor Co. sales staff. Vicuna Galles dies at 24, heart stroke suspected. funeral set at St Claus Evangelical Lutheran. Community highlights include travels to Chicago and Wilmont funeral attendance.
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Remsen
Martha Sanny
Henry Sanny
Thedore Amundson
Ruthen
Minn
Minneapolisy
Leo Buck
Fonda
Joe Heinis
Fred Ernest
LeMars
J. Mylan
Chicago
Falke Motor Company
Ford Automobile
C. J. Bellmyer
Baker
John Valke
Wilmont
St. Claus's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Albert Stoeber
Stony City
Hoge
Bridgewater
Rudolph Mundt
Hving
Rick Koerner
Albert Ohlendorf
Henry Kirchoff and Son
Herald
Northwest Union callers list in LeMars area
Northwest Union notes show Archie Mackay and many others visiting or calling in LeMars on Thursday Friday and Saturday. Names include Laddasaw Agnes Herzberg Grimjes Rainbow Watson Singer Beggs Banks and Staebell along with relatives from Wagner Kingsley Madison Chicago and Minneapolis visiting local homes and attending a funeral.
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Archie Mackay
LeMars
Mr. Laddasaw
Agnes
John Herzberg
Sioux City
Henry Schipper
George Banks
Henry Grimjes
Elna
Gladys
Grandma Grimjes
Chase Beggs
Elmer Rainbow
Archie Watson
Mary Eyres
le Mars
Joseph Staebell
Cecil
Peter
Wm. Beggs
Will Carel
Jack Singer
Frank Kramer
Arthur Parks
Ralph Davies
Will Davies
Wagner
S. D
Joe Considine
R. Fisher
Ray Manning
Kingsley
Andrew Bernhorat
Madison
Virginia Emmerich
Ireton News Apportions Local Trips and Births
Ireton News notes John Draager of Ireon and Steve DeYong of Orange City traveling to Todd County South Dakota for land interests. J R Karrs motor to Sioux City. many locals make trips to South Dakota. A Hawarden hospital birth announced for Joe Robison’s daughter. Frank Wells sold hogs in Sioux City market. Dykstra of Orange City mentioned.
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John Draager
Ireon
Steve DeYong
Orange City
Todd County
S. D
J. R. Karr
Sioux City
Nick Walraven
Attleson
Bernard
Dick Feenstra
South Dakota
Walraven
Florence Luikens
LeMars
Pete DeVries
Walter
May
Ben Simonsen
Hudson
Hugh Irwin
Joe Robison
Hawarden
Henry Johnson
Gladys
Lucile
Frank Wells
John Dykstra
Ireton and nearby residents take various trips
The column notes multiple local residents and visitors in the region. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Bartlett and Hubert Zilm visited Sioux City. George Campbell returned from a Colorado motor trip. Ireton officials approved waterworks extensions including 2,800 feet of mains and seven hydrants. J A Linderman of Ireton was reelected state president of the Iowa Rural Letter Carriers association.
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Singer Sewing Machine
Geo. Bartlett
Hubert Zilm
Sioux City
Roger Grau
Mike Grau
Grace Brown
Ireton
Tama County
Frank Wells
Harry Lewick
Grace Irwin
Cora Edwards
Oklahoma
Ogden
Harry Johnson
Gale Bergsma
Florence Luikens
Hawarden
Lena Knuebel
Orance City
Henry Kosters
Rock Valley
George Campbell
Colorado
J. A. Linderman
Iowa Rural Letter Carriers Association
Early Kentucky Sports Shooting Pastimes on the Frontier
The article recalls 19th century border shooting customs in Kentucky and Ohio. It describes squirrel barking, driving the nail, and shooting for beef as popular pastimes among frontiersmen, detailing methods, distances, and rewards offered at local fairs.
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Kentucky
Kaintuck
Ohio
Provident Borderers
Beef shooting and Mike Fink lore in early days
A slice of frontier entertainment describes beef shooting matches where each participant stakes shots for portions of the quarters and hide. It recalls Mike Fink, famed for marksmanship, who charged the fifth quarter to avoid matches and traded the prize for whisky, a tale from Adventure Magazine.
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Ohio
Mike Fink
Mike
Her Favorite Druggist Lipstick Inquiry
A young girl asks a druggist if he can name the lipstick color men favor, while a nearby store ad for Good Hardware hints at consumer curiosity and female preferences in cosmetics.
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