Kingsley Notes On A Week Of Accidents And News
A fast week in Kingsley sees multiple crashes and injuries. H. W. Stars and Earl Nichols crash near OLeary while returning from LeMars. Mr Sears suffers severe hand cuts. Lysie Pratt breaks a leg. Mr Peck and sister-in-law escape serious injury after a front spring failure. A. G. Thatcher collides with Campbell party near town. G. A. Phelps narrowly avoids electrocution during the Sears fire. Dean Brownell suffers a cheek wound, others travel to Sioux City for visits and funerals as the community handles incidents and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Stars
Earl Nichols
LeMars
O’leary
Mr. Sears
G. A. Pratt
C. J. Vandaworker
A. G. Thatcher
Kingsley
Mra. Campbell
Campbell
H. W. Sears
G. A. Phelps
Tve
Dean Brownell
R. O. Brownell
Wendell
Dean
Sioux City
James Bolton
James Ross
Steffen
M. F. Rathbun
Chicago
E D. Page
Cora Munro
Harold Gilmour
Remsen
Augustus J. Quirin
The
Methodist Hospital
Methodist Church
Community Notes From Ireton Church and Social Groups
Ireton area reports a M. EK. Ladies Aid meeting at church parlors with lunch served by Mrs. Gandy and Mrs. Twillman. Farewell for Rev Terpsma held by young people at the parsonage, with a short program and late lunch. Several couples traveled to nearby cities for visits and business. A new daughter arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wills. Mrs. Lana Goin left for California, with a gift of stationery given. Nu Brindge club and Woman's Civic club held gatherings with refreshments and Christmas gift exchanges. Epworth League hosted by Mrs. Hubert Zilm and Mrs. Seawhan. American Legion purchased 80 roller skates. hall open Tuesday and Friday evenings for public use with a small fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
John Viotho
LeMars
J. Meyer
Oakland
Cal
Jake Meyers
St. John’s
Ireton
Fritz
Henry Franke
John Pereboom
B. Bertram
Carl Henrich
Andrew Pereboom
Burke
Louis Heeren
Robert
Iretoh
Miss Munn
Ladies Organization
The
Farm Bureau
Reading
B. T. Bay
M. O. Simons
Len Houlten
Sioux City
Geo. Bartlett
F. F. Null
Hawarden
Wm. Scouten
Rock Valley
Herman Kazen
Chicago
Henry Johnson
Eva White
Edna Powell
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Albert Bonema
Pete Bonema
Frank Wells
Alec McDougal
Craig
Clyde Wills
Mervin Berwitt
Lana Goin
California
Goin
Berwitt
H. W. Pereboom
M. O. Kidweller
Nu Brindge Club
Ida Katze
Hubert, Zilm
Mra
M. Seawhan
Epworth League
R. Bilta
Johan ‘Viethe Jr
August ‘Vander Hamm
Hugo Wellnitz
Will Hilts
Henry Viotho
August Vander Hamm
No Mad Dogs For Plymouth County
The article reports on rabies control in Plymouth County and across the state, noting high costs from January to July 1925. It cites 130 rabies treatments totaling $13,000 in the first half of 1925 and argues the issue is preventable, condemning the financial burden on residents.
Rabies Control Measures Issued to State Boards
A July issued directive advises all boards of supervisors to capture unlicensed dogs, quarantine licensed dogs for six months, and maximize license charges while offering free vaccine. It outlines dog bite protocols, the Pasteur treatment availability, and steps for handling dog heads if death occurs, aiming to curb rabies statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Focal Board of Health
Boards of Supervisors
Board of Health
State Department of Health
Des Moines
Corn Sugar as Aid to Iowa Farmers
Gav Kuhns of Bankers Life Company argues corn sugar can vault a new market for 1000,000,000 bushels of corn annually, solving the corn surplus and aiding every corn growing state. He notes by products and labeling issues, urging an amended pure food law and an educational campaign to place corn sugar on every grocery shelf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gav. Kuhns
Bankers Life Company
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Boy
Maurice Monay
Dr. Gardner
L. D. Satterjee
John Satterjee
Paullina
Saterjee
Jule
Himer
Blue Earth
Minn
Otto Schutte
Estaline
Jesse McMahan
Irwin
C. F. Noon
Henry Atwood
Treton
Elmer
Mary Eddy
Minnesota
Frank Parrot
Andy Oaken
Ralph Irwin
Grace Irwin
Macon
Bert Scouten
Geo. Scouten and Sons
Lillian Jansma
Plymouth County
Express
State Hygienic Laboratories
Iowa City
Iowa
Rey
Bath
Holiday Store
Jackie Coogan
Hentges
Santa
ANSCO
Angey of
Milady
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