Ball game Sunday at Lukens Grove near Neptune
Reports show a United States Tire company team from Sioux City will face Trinity at Lukens Grove, a mile and a half south of Neptune, on Sunday August 30. Local notes include births, visits, illness, and upcoming local events, with a recap of last Sunday's game Oyens defeating Langel's Cubs 26 to 1.
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Luksan’s Grove
Neptune
United State Tire Company
Sioux City
Trinity
Darlene Lang
Balaton
Ming
Arthur Ideker
Ideker
John Peterson
LeMars Hospital
O. J. Schulz
Alvina
Marion
Marvel
William Schulz
Lakefield
Minz
Trinity Luteham
Arthur Greenwaldt
Mitchell
John Konnke
Lawrence
Fred
Will Rademacher
Garrison
S. D
J. Ralfs
John Wetros
Minn
Fred Pashon
Iona
Ed Beck
Julfus Beck
Lake Benton
August Beck
Storm Lake
Misa Mathilda Elenore Marie Rubbert
Della Kuster
Oyensa
Langel
Cuba
Masuen
Oyens Boys
Langer
Cubs
L. Adler
Gergen
Widenfeller
Oyens
Worth
Wearth
Farmers Busy Fixing Buildings and Harvest Prep
Special Correspondence reports hot dry weather stressing corn and pastures while farmers fix buildings and prepare for harvest. Henry Poll begins cutting corn for fodder near Ireton. plowing advances. new poultry houses and a hog barn rise on several farms. 11 loads of lumber and posts indicate ongoing activity. Social notes cover visitors, extended family trips, 4 H club events, and a music program at the high school.
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Henry Poll
Ireton
Morey
F. M. Taylor
Edward van Dongen
Dick Blyenburg
Lourde Place
R. S. Miller
Horse Flips Foot on Railway Bridge Tragedy?
A horse got its foot stuck in a railway bridge after a chase, a bystander reported. the train halted, the animal freed, and the incident paused traffic as crews assisted. The event underscored dangers of animal movements near rail lines and the need for careful handling around crossings. The article also records numerous local visits, shipments, and social notes from Remsen and Oyens communities.
Births and visits brighten Kingsley notes
News from Kingsley reports births in local families including a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Wil son, plus a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Fort in Aurora. The death of George Wormley while visiting his brother in Kingsley is noted, along with many local visits, travel to Sioux City and Mitchell, weather notes on dryness at Mitchell, and a farewell for Rev. Galand Russell delayed by car trouble. The Schmoller and Mueller vocal scholarship contest features Kingsley entrants, with judges and dates provided.
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Peter Statma
Orange City
Lester Briggle
Constantinople
Turkey
W. J. Taylor
Briggle
States
Mike Gray
John Draager
Rock Valley
Peter DeVries
Waller
May
LeMars
Harry
Henry Johnson
Louise Johnson
Hawarden
Titonka
Blue Earth
Minn
Mildred Wells
Alec McDougal
H Club
Charles
Allen Ad Willis
Harvard
S. C
Viano
Mia
Dorothy van Vliet
High Schol
Presbyterian Chuch
Bring One
Walter Nieland
Luverne, Minn
Peter de Jager
First Reformed Church
Luke
Charles Masuen
Remsen
Peter Meis
Susan
J. J. Homan
Alton
Frank
Roman Hentges
le Mars
James Tierney
Arnold Howe
Clarence Groff
Roman Groff
Ovens
Johnny Wies
Muenster
Tex
Sioux City
Joe Ruden
al Gengler
Orban
Walter Yeck
N. B. Homan
Maybelle
Angeline Homan
Frank Groff
Junior Groff
Mets
J. L. Doud
Vincent Phelan
Rockford
Lucine Naan
Mary Louise
Mary Emelinda
Dubuque
Mary Scholistica
Margaret Hickey
Oyens Lumber Company
Ferdinand Bohrke
Mike Gengler
Masuen
Clem Masuen
George FE. Hock
Elkton
S. D
Nick Ruden
Charles Hansen
Olivia Meis
Hentges
Coue
Oyens
John Homan
Florence
Columbus Hall
For Majeres
Charles Majeres
Frank Majeres
Oyena
John Meis
al Kenkel
Meigs
C. L. Mefs
Ciola
Martha
New Vienna
Father Haglemann
Sherr's Mound
Kohaine
Mildred
Granville
Edna Kohaine
Jack Tepperdang
Marie Rita Massen
Bradshaw
Smiter Wilson
P. Fort
Aurora
J. M. Wormley
Newton
Wormley
George Wormley
Cora Munro
Cedar Falls
A. G. Ogren
Donald
Mitchell
Chauncy Reese
Ogren
Holland
George Haggan
Pierson
H. Dragoo
Tom Foran
R. Brownell
Phyllis
Carl Wissler
Max
Atlantic
Comer
Kingsley
E. M. Dilly
Correctionville
Martin Larson
Miss Douglas
Mary Martin
T. Navin
Wm. Kegan
Rev
Hut
Lawrence
Frank Krapf
Lake Minnetonka
Excelsior
Minnesota
Church of the Brethren of This Place
Wiliam Lehmann
Galand Russell
New York
Knnesley
Lohrville
Earnest Page
Methodist Hospital
Remsen Residents and Visitors Report Weekend Trips
Remsen saw a flow of visitors and travelers with residents from Marcus Elkton and Keystone visiting relatives and friends. Herman Deitering and son Gregory traveled to Sioux Falls while Alphons Singer returned from California to Remsen. Joe Wagner and A Johnson with daughter visited from Kingsley and Council Bluffs respectively. Roy Nield and John Thelvarn joined locals for ball games and visits.
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Phelix Treiner
Marcus
Remsen
Herman Deitering
Gregory
Sioux Falls
S. D
Joe Wagner
Kingsley
Joe T. Galles
Francis Knelp
Elkton
Alphons Singer
California
A. Johnson
Council Bluffs
Mike Frank
South Dakota
Herman Schneiders
de Rapids
Hubert Huene
Sioux City
Roy Nield
Marcens
John Thelvarn
Keystone, Jr
Chevrolet Ad Campaign Cuts Distribution Costs Nationwide
Chevrolet Motor company launches a cooperative advertising plan with its dealer network to unify national and local campaigns. About 4000 newspapers will carry coordinated ads. dealers fund a local advertising pool, matched by Chevrolet, while Campbell-Ewald provides field support to tailor media and proofs for each dealer. J. E. Grimm Jr. touts the dealer guarantee as a core feature alongside unified national appeal.
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Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet
Campbell-Ewald Company
United States
United Appeal
J. E. Grimm, Jr
Local Chevrolet Ad Declares National Reach for Local Use
The statement clarifies that the advertising is national in scope but directed to local markets, stressing it is not local advertising masquerading as national. It emphasizes that the campaign aims at nationwide impact while targeted to local communities.
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Chevrolet Motor Company
Good Supply Of Lambs Seems Likely For Iowa Farmers
Iowa sheep feeders can expect a satisfactory fall supply of lambs and, with western feeding gains and higher prices, fewer Iowa buyers may participate this season. The range states anticipate about 4,221,000 head moving to market from September to December, with roughly 2,145,000 head after January 1. Range conditions are favorable, hay is up from last year, and western flocks are expanding as ewe lambs increase.
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Iowa
Leslie M. Carl
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
West
Feed Crops and Lambs Shift Across Regions This Fall
Six far western states see reduced hay and feed crops while Colorado, limited by smaller hay and beef crops, will handle fewer lambs. More range lambs may enter the corn belt feed lots and direct ranges to central markets. lambs off ranges carry more fat, boosting shipments beyond current supplies.
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Colorado
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Lukens Grove
Woman's Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Harry Smith
E. H. Atwood
Earl Bogen
Harry Bogen
Lake Okoboji
Wrerobtb
Java
Coring
Union Hotel
Nebraska Street
New Orpheum Bidg
1St Ave
S. W
Irs
G. E. Eilers Auctioneer
Scott
The
Florsheim Shoe
Florsheim
Kehrberg-Schneider Co
Hirsch Bros
George Robertson
Fordson Tractor
McCormick
Deering Case
John Deere Tractor
Hart-Parr Tractor
Fickey Motor Co
Geo. E. Pew Co
Gray Tractor Co
Chas. Miller Co
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