Holiday revelry at LeMars social events and gatherings
Readable fragments detail Christmas and New Year celebrations across LeMars homes. Dances, decorations, and luncheons mark party season with guests from Sioux City, Sioux Falls, and Kenny. Attendees include families of Kupke, Kluckhohn, and Weiland, plus local clubs and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheing
Sovemid
Kluchhokn
Diebeth Bailey
Geer Tyr
Choek
Chevehoe O
Stanley Dermier
A. Keishuiman
Wihelmine Koehler
Stanley Detmer
Sioux City
Iary
Dorothy Martin
Mary ‘Dalton
Columbia Hall
Rudolph Hoffman
Sioux Falls
Stanley Ditmer
H. A. Swanzey
George Kluckhohn
Charles Weiland
Local Correspondent Recaps Social Links and Mishap Notices
Struble special correspondent reports Emil Klave and family visiting Sioux City for Christmas. A small crowd attended a school program due to bad roads. Various exchanges note births, visitors, and travel among Sioux City Merrill LeMars Seney and nearby towns. Carl Buack injured unloading popcorn at the depot in LeMars, with medical checks ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Klave
Sioux City
Pete Desperding
Irene
Evelye
H. i Popien
John MecDeuzell Wee
Sioux
Joseph
George Hinde
Seney
Dick John
William
Merrill
W. W. Stinger
Council Bluffs
Keith
Leona DeMots
Sioux Center
Teh BE. A
LeMars
Ugh McDougall
Beresford
Alee McDougall
Donald Nicholson
Bobby Moran
Julius Rosbure
Ptfinton
Ray Bettelspacher
sSiony
Margaret Murtha
Verne Keough
Keough
Christmas Party Celebrates Betty Beachler Birthday
Little Miss Betty Beachler marked her 6th birthday with a Christmas party last Tuesday. Guests enjoyed Christmas games and a birthday cake with lit candles, while the hostess received several gifts.
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Betty Beachler
Mystery of Plymouth County Hobo Murder Probe
Authorities investigate the death of a hobo known as Smithy in Merrill after footprints and a burned body are found near a water tank by Cabaoob station. A $500 reward may be offered by Plymouth County officials if murder is proven. a postmortem and inquest are planned with a jury and local physician to examine the scene and determine if poisoning or fire caused death.
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Teoudhseer
Caabooub
Bode Cy Bach
Evan
Haive
Minevrill
LeMars
Smith
Merill
Sioux City
Board of Supervisors
Plymouth Courty
Plymouth County
Merrill
Alec R. Morrison
Herman L. Dambrink
C. E. Mauer
Residents recall local life in LeMars area notices
Grant Henry Pagelar shelled corn for Steen and Lauren McGilvery on consecutive days. May Botsford visited the Herman Albers home. Frank Friberg and John Lubben served as callers on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs William Pecks dies in LeMars leaving four sons and two daughters. funeral held at Grant Township Lutheran cemetery beside husband. Erich Martens had hogs on market. Dora Popken visiting Henry Molten’s near Ruble.
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Henry Pagelar
Herman Steen
Lauren McGilvery
May Botsford
Herman Albers
Frank Friberg
Craig
John Lubben
William Pecks
Mammen
LeMars
Germany
America
Henry
Ben
Gerd
William
Sam Eilers
Anna
Grant Township Lutheran Cemetery
Erich
Martens
Dora Popken
Henry Molten
Ruble
Holiday visitors fill the town over Christmas week
Elmer Hansen of Houghton and many relatives arrive for holidays. Local residents travel to Cedar Falls and Fort Dodge for Christmas breaks, with teachers and students returning to Morning side, Sioux City, and Ohio assignments.
Car overturns after late night ride no injuries reported
A group returning to Kingsley from a Remsen dance skidded and rolled the car but no one was seriously hurt. Other brief items note a house fire in Kingsley, a local marriage in Story City, a new baby boy for Frank and Blanche Cagley, and various Christmas visits and travel by area residents.
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Lester Steers
Howard van Buskirk
Shirk and Clark
Kingsley
Remsen
E. S. Kitterman
South Kingsley
Blanche Freeman
Frank Krapfl
Story City
Rorn
Frank Cagley
Charles Whitwell
Des Moines
Lorna Lyle
Cedar Falls
A. A. Lyle
Susie
Edith Lyle
Denny Malapetsos
Sioux City
Clara Ogren
Schaller
Loyd Evens
Elsworth Baumgardner
Ianmgardner
Fay Lingle
Gialt
Sime Gabel
Marcus
Lucille Ebelheiser
Manilla
Ebelheiser
L.J. Preston
Alfred Keil
Uttle
Betty
William Clark
Luella McMahon
James McMahon
Katherine Krapfl
George Krapfl
Prince and Daughter
Moville
UW. Derby
Oscar
Maxine
George’ Roeder
Morningside
Exertion Kills Am Hees Horse
Ed Joerger loses a horse while pulling a truck from a snow drift last Tuesday night. Elmer Wetrosky and George Newman were stranded during the storm and left their cars at Charles Eberhand's. Jim Ahern buys a radio. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Joerger visit Missouri for Christmas, then return. Mr. and Mrs. Smither welcome a baby. A blue and white shower honors a bride to be at Mrs. Pete Brouillette's. Gus Wetrosky shells corn this week. School resumes after a one week vacation. Bill Tulls plans to take basketball players to Lawton Tuesday night.
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Ed Joerger
Elmer Wetrosky
George Newman
Charles Eberhand
Jim Ahern
Ray Joerger
Missouri
Livestock Shipments and Local Visits Reported in Farm Notes
F. A. Utech shipped hogs to the Sioux City market on Saturday. G. W. Faulkner, William H. Pecks, and George Laughton reported cattle shipments to Sioux City earlier in the week. Tjinde sale drew attendees from west Elgin near Seney. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Hasbrook, the Utechs, Trieber family, Reints, Weber, Detloff, and Moran are listed with Christmas gatherings and farm-related visits and activities.
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F. A. Utech
Sioux City
Pete
Paul Wilhelmi
Tom Cain
W. B. Hasbrook
George Smith
Union Township
Frank
Tschampel
Harold
C. J. Utech
Myrna Utech
Peter Trieber
LeMars
Henry Reints
Frank Weber
Fredonia Township
Harry Reints
Pauline Detloff
G. W. Faulkner
William H. Pecks
George Laughton
West Elgin
Tjinde
Seney
Gertrude Moran
Venry Reints
J. Donan
Feeding strategies during war time cattle and hog fattening
The article discusses feed choices for cattle and hogs, advising corn as the main fattening grain and limited oats for hogs. It notes offal meals and cottonseed meal become profitable options as costs rise, with savings in corn usage when using supplements. It also mentions timothy hay, corn fodder, middlings, and shorts as viable feeds to boost gains.
Tankage and molasses as hog feed in winter notes
Wisconsin experiments show feeding about one third pound tankage per pig daily and a quarter pound offal meal plus a quarter pound alfalfa hay saves corn and tankage. Molasses offers a partial corn substitute when cheaper and grinding grain improves efficiency for dairy cows and fattening cattle.
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Wisconsin
Synthetic medicines from natural products and alkaloids
Chemists have long shown that many plant and animal compounds can be synthesized in the lab, yielding purer, cheaper substances such as aspirin and salvarsan. Alkaloids like quinine and morphine drive medicinal progress, with synthetic routes expanding available medicines beyond natural extracts.
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Ehrlich
Winter Farm Feed and Shelter Tips for Cattle Sheep and Hogs
The article outlines winter housing and feeding guidance for livestock. It emphasizes protected dairy cows to reduce cold heat loss, warns of reduced cattle on feed in the corn belt, describes warm dry hog houses with ventilation and light, notes seed potato storage reduces vitality, and recommends alfalfa hay for ewes with clover also good. cautions against relying on stalks alone for sheep and suggests alfalfa or clover to improve winter rations.
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Corn Belt
Estate of Henry Peppersack Probate Notice
In Plymouth county Iowa Marie Elisabeth Peppersack and all interested parties are notified that on December 20 1924 a written instrument purporting to be the last will of Henry Peppersack deceased was filed in the district court clerk's office. The final proof and hearing are set for January 26 1925 to determine probate. J A Sickler Clerk of the district court. Published in The LeMars Globe December 22 29 1924 and January 5 1925.
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Henry Peppersack
State of Iowa
Plymouth County
Marie Elisabeth Peppersack
Said County
District Court
J. A. Sickler
LeMars Globe
New Drugs Asserted From Historical Progress
Prof L C Raiford of the University of Iowa chemistry department argues that modern drugs emerged from a long arc of medical practice. He notes Hippocrates described 265 substances in ancient times, but definite knowledge of composition and activity only arose in the early 19th century.
Determining Medical Uses of Substances Requires Specialist Lab Work
The text states that while these substances may have medical uses, assessment must be done by a physiology and pharmacology expert with access to a suitable laboratory for conducting necessary animal experiments.
Simple mixture best for constipation
Simple buckthorn bark magnesium sulphate glycerine and others as mixed in Adlerika provide quick relief for constipation. It often works in an hour or less and never gripes. Adlerika helps gas and may remove matter you did not expect, according to Deuel and Thompson, druggists.
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Deuel & Thompson
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