Struble boy badly injured in farm accident
Marvin Albers reported a serious injury Monday when a manure spreader began moving as his brother hitched to it. He stood behind the machine and was struck in the face and arm by the beater, suffering two gashes above and below the eye and two on the arm, with eight stitches needed for facial wounds. Dr. Oggel of Maurice treated him. he is resting as well as can be expected.
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Marvin
Albert Albers
Oggel
Maurice
Verne Keough
Sioux City
Henry Baack
Grant Hanstein
Chester
Aberdeen
Fred Jahn
Will Vander Hamm
David Hemmond
Gelleman Bros
Clarence Alberts
Black Hills
Pete Delperdang
Riverside
Earnest Mueller
Craig
John Moran
Ellsworth
Minn
Ellen Moran
John Deegan
Minnesota
Jassmine Buckley
St. Vincent's Hospital
Dan Buckley
Terese Moran
Kennebec
S. D
Hugh McDonald
Henry Giese
Ladies Aid
Miss Deloris
Joseph Manion
Sioux Falls
Frank Schlesser
Will, Nicholson
Mabel Nicholson
Lou Becker
Lawrence Bertram
Ireton
Leone DeMots
Sioux Center
Joe McDougall
Diethdaya
Imert Oss
Joe Lambert
Remsen
Sclesser
Schlesser
Otto Oltmann
Iowa Lakes
James Nolan
A. P. Noble
Lela
Murl Norris
Baby
Stone Park
Jim Noble
Judson Mitchell
Roy
Jack Bailey
Nellie Edwards
Iroquois
Glenn Edwards
Robert Buckley
Tonahud
Cherokee
Buckley
Clarence Cobbert
Minneapois
Wm. Bertram
Buckley Bros
Norris
Guy Millard
Hawarden
Farm Bureau
Morris
Alec McDougal
John Popken
West Wendla Froto Visit With Local Figures
The Jack Desperdany family with Miss Della Kuster and Miss Frances Rusher spent Tuesday at West Wendla viewing the famous froto. Mr Nick Worth, a LeMars caller, called on Monday. Mrs Ralph Marx entertained Misses Katherine and Trieen Keegan.
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Jack Desperdany
Della Kuster
Frances Rusher
West Wendla
Nick Worth War
LeMars
Ralph Marx
Katherine
Trieen Keegan
Stanton Farm Picnics And Visits Highlight Week
George Schroater left for a visit with relatives in South Dakota. A large turnout attended the Merrill Britt Bros farm bureau picnic. Mrs Hodgson and Mrs Harker with relatives returned from Wessington Springs. Russell Pratt visited the Schrootens. Harris family from Chicago visited M J Bixby home then Rochester trip. Select club met at Norbert Ruhland’s. luncheon served. Ladies Farm Bureau unit met with Mrs Arnold Schrooten. Sharp demonstrated cunning and lunch followed. The Schrootens hosted relatives from Wisconsin and Minnesota. Evelyn Dunne returned from South Dakota. A picnic at Merrill drew several local attendees.
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George Schroater
South Dakota
Farm Bureau
Merrill
Britt Bros
William Hodgson
Richard
Jennie Harker
Harriet
Wessington Springs
S. PD
George Hodgson
Russell Pratt
Kingsley
Ralph Schrooten
Robert Harris
M. J. Bixby
Rochester
Minn
Chicago
Norbert Ruhland
Ruhland
K. C
Ovens
Ladies Farm Bureau
Arnold Schrooten
J. S. Bunch
Schrooten
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Evelyn Dunne
Harry Schrooten
Relatives Entertained From Morningside Last Week
A brief social note reports that relatives from Morningside were entertained at a gathering held one day last week. The snippet notes hospitality and local connections without listing attendees or exact location.
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Morningside
Haxtum Area Social Notes Overflow With Visits
A long list of residents and guests fills the column as Haxtum and nearby towns report visitors. Z Rayburn returns home from farm work in Haxtum. W W Jeffers travels from South Dakota to Sioux City for Holiness camp. numerous families from Sibley LeMars Irene and Mission Hill welcome relatives for dinners, picnics, and brief sojourns. School diploma recipients are noted alongside Farm Bureau events and local gatherings.
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Z. Rayburn
Haxtum
Colo
W. W. Jeffers
South Dakota
Sioux City
Anthony Daugherty
Gladys
Mary
Charlote
Frances
Sibley
Simony
Elgin
Neb
Jessie Kennedy
Sheldon
Dan McArthur
W. S. Jeffers
Clyde
Clinton
F. E. Weston
Nora Weaver
Henry
F. D. Mitchell
Charles
Rodney
S. Montgomery
Ruth
Emer Jepperson
Brewster, Minn
Charles Kenniston
Hawarden
Susan Haviland
George Reeves
James Thompson
Stephen Osborne
George Osborne
Jessie
Lois
Georgine
Remsen
John Lancaster, Jr
Eva Byron
Pierre
S. D
Deviney
LeMars
John Osborne
Farm Bureau
Merrill
Pauline Riter
Myrtle Hinde
Mable Penning
Marshall Rees
Jacob Mars
Earl Chapman
Silas Buss
Darlington
Wis
Edward
Harry
John Reeves
Osborne Brothers
Mission Hill
C. W. Reeves
Donald
John Lancaster
Ina
Aaron Gerling
Floyd
Helen Becker
Hazel
R. E. Chambers
C. E. Moore
Sam Athe
Will Utech
H. C. Detloff
A. D. Jeffers
Jeffers
Arthur Reeves
W. 1
Cale
Lee Hughes
Earl Mohr
Chicago
Mayon Hauck
Kingsley
A. TD
Stone Park
Local notes from Plymouth County and area
Mr and Mrs Zimmerman settle in a new home Mrs Peter Meuller sick list improving Mise Lucile Caul visiting Sioux City Mrs Mammen represents a Council Bluffs mineral company soliciting orders Robert Phillips leaves Minnesota leases Mike Keenan farm to return to Plymouth county Martin Delaney of James attends business Saturday Watson Reeves and spouse visit Sioux City Henry Ahlers and brother depart for Yellowstone Park touring trip
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Zimmerman
Peter Meuller
Mise Lucile Caul
Stanton Township
Sioux City
Mammen
Council Bluffs Mineral Company
Robert Phillips
Minnesota
Mike Keenan
Plymouth County
Martin Delaney
James
Watson Reeves
Henry Ahlers
Yellowstone Park
U.S. Crop Conditions Decline in July Report
Washington August 12 The July decline in crop conditions is 2 percent with August prospects and a crop total near three billion bushels. Drought hurts corn in western central belts and south while oats, wheat, and potatoes face lower yields. Cotton and tobacco remain near last year’s levels as grape production rises in California.
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Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Corn
Ohio
Potomac Rivers
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
California
Hermes Reputation and Myth of the Stolen Oxen
The myth describes Hermes as patron of cunning theft and perjury. It claims he, just hours old, stole Apollo’s sacred oxen, drove them backward to mislead tracks, then walked backward to herd them back, and hid the animals. Apollo granted him a portion of the herd.
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Hermes
Apollo
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