25 Jan 1926
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1926
Page
1
Craig district notes record a double wedding where Cordelia Pereboom and Victor Schuldt wed in Sioux City. Local families report health, travel, and repair efforts, including Mrs. Ludwig undergoing tonsil and tooth extractions in Sioux City and former residents assisting kin. Memorials mark the death of Sebastian Luschen in Preston Township after long illness.
A fragmented poem by Rudolph Ruste reflecting on homesteading and labor. The speaker feels they may have marred God’s work as fragrances from the furrow mingle with the dawn. Obscure lines reference Black Cat and a harsh rural scene amid agricultural toil.
In a tangled family tale from Indianapolis News, Miss Margaret Boehm, youngest of four sisters, fears a presumptuous plan as the three brothers and four siblings weave marriages among cousins. Herbert Prautner, a red Outlook porter, reportedly disrupted a perfect family star by marrying Miss Margaret amid a complex set of nuptial expectations.
A column cites British scientists linking red hair to Norse ancestry and mixed European stocks. It notes fair-skinned traits reappearing in many descendants and mentions crossing thousands of flowers as part of the study.
SOUTH LINCOLN special correspondent reports Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Knapp and Mrs. Fred Harrison, former neighborhood residents now of Leeds, were struck by a moving freight at a Hinton crossing Wednesday morning. Mrs. Knapp is in serious condition at St. Vincent's with internal injuries. Knapp broke several ribs and damaged his collarbone. Grandma Harrison bruised with a hip injury and extensive bruising but expected to leave hospital soon. The trio were en route to spend the day in Hinton and failed to see the freight switching. The slow train likely prevented instant death. Friends express sorrow over the accident.
A legal case discusses the ancient treasure trove law as a governess walking Selvey beach near Chichester England finds an armiet half buried in the sand.
IRETON Chas and Cain return from a long southern trip visiting relatives in Louisville and Litchfield. Residents attend Sioux Center farm bureau convention. Supt Tye of Orange City visits area schools. Florence Luikens returns to LeMars. Hog sales noted in Sioux City market. A barbed wire accident injures Miss Helen Graham. A wedding unites Gertrude Dick and Lane Schilling at the Dick Blyenburg home with Rev. Vander Hoeft officiating.
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