Lofty Antenna Towers Link LeMars To Distant Points
KWUC at Western Union College broadcasts from 252 meter waves using 1500 watts, connecting LeMars to Nova Scotia to Hawaii. Rex Frolkey remains the voice, with C R Smith and Al Skogeberg aiding. The piece notes Marconi’s early towers, history of WOC, and a $500 McCalla donation for studio draperies. It closes with high single game and team scores from a bowling event.
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KWUC
Marconi
New Jersey
Western Union College
United States
K. W. Thordarson
Chick Branch
International Radio Relay League
D. C. Kime
France
Chick
U. S
Iowa
Davenport
WOC
KFCY
Nova Scotia
Canada
Guatemala
Hawaii
Rex Frolkey
Harvard
C. R. Smith
McCalla Sisters of Kansas
al Skogeberg
Kime
Orvilla Trapp
C. A. Mock
Firestone Gum Dipped Tires and Brutal Truth Editorial
An editorial feature outlines why gum dipped Firestone tires resist common tire troubles due to rubber coated cords and strong adhesion, promoting miles of trouble free service. It also reprints the Detroit Record’s blunt critique of the era’s financial mood, citing banking instability, debt, and thrift erosion as roots of the downturn.
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Firestone
Detroit Record
Detroit Lakes
Minn
Mrs Ed Muth Dies After 40 Years In Sioux Plymouth Areas
Elizabeth Clark Muth born February 22 1856 in Illinois died at Den hospital after stroke and gangrene complications. Funeral at Hawarden Catholic church with burial in Hawarden Catholic cemetery. Survived by husband Ed and two Hawarden sons Joseph J and Edward Muth, brother John F Clark and sister Mrs Ed Hennessy. Out of town mourners from Sioux City Akron LeMars Sioux Falls and Beresford attended.
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Sioux
Plymouth Counties
the den
Muth
Hawarden
P. J. Connolly
Elizabeth Clark
Scales’ Mound
Ill
Plymouth County
Joseph J
Edward (. Muth
John F. Clark
Sioux City
Ed Hennessey
Santa Ana
Cal
Chas Burnight
Akron
Lawrice Gibbons
John McGrory
LeMars
Jake Googhagan
Sioux Falls
John Googhagan
Beresford
What the Women Are Doing in Farm Bureau
Women in several townships reported on December meetings despite bad roads and holidays. Individual follow-up meetings reach more women than group meetings. Reports show Perry, Garfield, Aikhorn, Johnson, Meadow, Plymouth, Liberty attendance figures and meeting counts. County 4H Rally set January 14 at LeMars. Edith Barker to speak. program includes musical numbers and 4H congress reports.
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Perry
Garfield
Aikhorn
Johnson
Meadow
Plymouth
Liberty
LeMars
Western Union College
Edith Barker
Chicago
Union School Notes From Friday Game At Grand Meadow
Union girls lose 80 to 10 and boys 28 to 23 at Grand Meadow. Russell Williams praised for effort as travel on rough roads hindered performance. First two boys teams faced Kingsley. girls to Holstein Friday. small light plant installed by the school board for campus lighting.
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Union School
Union
Grand Meadow
Russell Williams
Kingsley
Holstein
Plant Upgrade Reduces Operating Costs at Argon Facility
The smaller Argon plant proves more economical for running the air pump and powering lights in emergencies. The larger plant remains available but will be kept at reduced use to cut overall expenses.
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Ings
Lukens Pre Inventory Sale Sets Furnishings Bargains
Lukens Furniture Company advertises its annual pre inventory sale starting Wednesday. The Globe-Post notes similar big sales by Blackburns Cooper’s Kehrberg Schneider’s Hentges and other stores, with many items offered at low prices as the community shops for bargains during this period.
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Lukens
Globe-Post
Cooper's
Kehrberg- Schneider'’s
Hentges
Blackburn’s
Lukens Furniture Company
Assessors Agree On Salary And Tax Schedule
The board of supervisors and assessors set this year s pay unchanged from two years ago noting census year work was harder. A new schedule fixes levies on livestock crops machinery and instruments with reductions on horses mules and yearling steers and new rules for tractors phonographs and real estate assessments.
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Board of Supervisors
May Organize K. of C. Council In Remsen
A movement to form a separate K. of C. council in Remsen gains support per the Bell Enterprise. State Deputy J. C. Mullaney of Sioux City discussed the plan with Rev. H. J. Schleler. many Remsen members favor forming the new council. If organized, Trinity Council members from LeMars would likely join. A meeting is planned next week to decide future action.
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K. of C
Bell Enterprise
J. C. Mullaney
Sioux City
K. C. Club
H. J. Schleler
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Sioux City Journal
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