Commercial Club Backs Large Bond Plan Debate
The piece argues against a proposed 85 million mortgage bond, asserting bonds raise taxes and interest, with working people and renters bearing the burden. It questions stampede tactics and notes roads can be built without bonds, as taxes including gasoline tax would fund roads regardless. The commentary cites rising farm rents and land values as evidence of higher tax costs.
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Iowa
Commercial Club
William Winders
Wilders
Sioux City Tribune
LeMars
Globe-Post
Farm Bureau
Iowa Good Roads Association
John Starzl
Globe Post
Plymouth County
Winders
LeMars Commercial club banquet draws many attendees
The annual LeMars Commercial club banquet at Columbia hall drew most members plus many employees and clerks. William Koenig led singing, with songs including Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree and Peggy O Neill’s charms praised. Sioux City leaders Mahoney and Kilbourne attended and spoke on unselfish clubs, river transport, and postwar recovery.
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LeMars Commercial Club
Columbia Hall
William Koenig
Iowa
Peggy O'Neill
Bill
Pew
Honnold
E. A. Dalton
LeMars
KFCY
Western Union College
L. E. Thompson
J. ¥. Schafer
Sioux City
D. P. Mahoney
Harrison Kilbourne
Middle West
Mahoney
Mr. Mahoney
Plymouth Co farmer weds Cherokee bride at Immaculate Conception
Catherine Werthman and Frank A. Krogman were married at Immaculate Conception church in Plymouth County this morning. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Worthman, wore white silk crepe with veil and ophelia bouquet. Groom is son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Krogman of LeMars. After a wedding breakfast the couple left for a honeymoon to Minneapolis. they will reside on the groom’s farm near LeMars.
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Immaculate Conception Church
Catherine Werthman
Frank A. Krogman
Father Masterson
Minnie Worthman
Joseph Swartz
Ashton
Frank Worthman
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Chicago
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Joseph Krogman
LeMars
Elgin Township Ladies Plan First 1925 Meeting
The Elgin township farm bureau ladies unit will meet Thursday January 29 at 2 pm at Mrs John Mandelkows home to arrange yearly programs. 1924 meetings averaged 30 with emphasis on nutrition and sewing. 1925 will focus on sewing as the special work amid calls for unity across towns and continued community effort.
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Elgin Township Farm Bureau
John Mandelkow
Fivery
Elgin
Hildreth Memorial Evangelical Church.notice and events
Hildreth Memorial Evangelical Sunday school at 9 50 a m preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m EB L UC EL at 6 30 p m On next Sunday morning will occur the special annual missionary service under the auspices of the Woman s Home and Foreign Missionary society The special sermon will be preached by Rev J Auracher D D A special offering will be taken to assist in the reconstruction work in the Japanese earthquake district the special choir numbers given on last Sunday evening were enthust Stically received The college affords an unusual array of musical talent this year The WW L C E will give an old fashioned box social on Saturday evening of this week at Wernll hall All are invited The church prayer meetings are being supplanted for a few weeks by cottage prayer meetings which are always popular among the people of the congregation Five are held simultaneously on Thursday evening two at the college one for boys and girls and two for adults of the congregation Come to The Church With a Hearty Welcome J W Davis pastor
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EB. L. UC. EL
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
J. Auracher
Wernll Hall
J. W. Davis
Sewing School Adds Brunaville Students
Miss Mabe and Miss Ethel Rowe of Brunaville have enrolled as students at the Model Sewing school.
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Mabe
Ethel Rowe
Brunaville
Model Sewing School
King of Ivories Snodgrass Leaves Prison With Winnings
Photograph of Harry M Snodgrass once jailed at Missouri State Penitentiary shows the radio pianist, famed as the King of the Ivories, who has left prison with a growing fan fund over 1500 dollars donated via state radio WOS in Jefferson City. He recently won a national contest as the most popular radio entertainer and plans to donate money to help a 16 year old boy, aiming to fund rehabilitation from his past crimes.
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Harry M. Snodgrass
Missouri State Penitentiary
WOS
Jefferson City
Cials
Snodgress
Union Township basketball showcase outplays Union Consolidated
Local five displays strong team play to win 32 to 5 over Union Consolidated at the gym. Parkinson scores 14 and Wernl 11 as substitutes hold Union to one basket in final half. Crowd size noted and next action at Morningside tournament in Sioux City.
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Leland Booth
Union Consolidated
Parkinson
Union
Wernl
Becker
Union Township
Sioux City
First Presbyterian Sunday services and activities
The First Presbyterian Church lists a 10 a m Sunday school, 11 a m morning worship with a ladies quartet, 6 30 p m Christian Endeavor led by Irwin Growth on the theme Christian Endeavor as an Expression of Friendship, Phil 2 1 11, 7 30 p m evening worship, and Thursday 7 30 p m mid week service. James A Hills is the minister.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ladies
Christian Endeavor
Irwin Growth
James A. Hills
Remsen Hog Farmer Nick Ruba Delivers Market Load
Remsen farmer Nick Ruba, a well known grower, appeared at the Sioux City market Saturday with a load of choice hogs. His offering averaged 277 pounds and brought within a nickel of the top, underscoring the strong showing of his own raising stock.
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Nick Ruba
Remsen
Sioux City
Young Couple Arrested in Merrill Hotel Forgery Case
Boyd Yorne and Mrs. Anna Irwin were arrested Tuesday in Merrill and arraigned before Justice Freeman. Held for the county grand jury, the pair allegedly occupied a hotel room for two nights. The woman had a farm background near Pearson Ta and had filed for divorce in Woodbury County. The man, a farm hand, acted with her in a forgery scheme, pending grand jury action in March.
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Boyd Yorne
Anna Irwin
Merrill
W. 5. Freeman
March
Pearson
Wodebury
Merrillen
W. 8S. Freeman
Church Schedule and Society Meeting Notice
Sunday February 1 services listed with 9:30 Sunday School 10:30 German preaching 6:30 YP devotional 7:30 English preaching. Ladies Aid Society meeting Thursday February 5 in church parlors hosted by Mrs. C Grau. Pastor: Theodore A. Thomas.
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Y. P
Bank examiner offers to share details with depositors
The Globe Post reports Plymouth County Savings bank depositors and others may request full information on their claims from the state examiner now in charge. He says he will provide all facts in his possession to interested parties or those with business with the bank.
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The
Globe Post
Plymouth County Savings Bank
County Engineer Reports 1924 Plymouth County expenditures
County Engineer G. S. furnishes a January 1924 to January 1925 report detailing 1924 county projects. Plymouth County spent 17 685 48 on bridges and culverts with 18 960 11 in permanent work and 15 826 63 in temporary. Road spending totaled 65 044 88 on township and 49 687 23 on county roads excluding culverts and bridges. Primary road expenditures are excluded under state highway commission.
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G. S
Fuxtable
Fr. W. Stump
Plymouth County
State Highway Commission
Young Farmer Dick Hartmann Dies of Appendicitis
Dick Hartmann a young farmer about 30 from near Chatsworth Indiana dies after a brief illness from appendicitis. Funeral from the Lutheran church at Akron at 12 30 p m Saturday with interment in Grant Township Lutheran cemetery about 3 p m. Remains open for viewing at the church. He is survived by his wife Miss Pageler and two small children.
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Dick Hartman
Dick Hartmann
Akron
Grant Township
Chatsworth
Ulvert Hartmann
Mrs Alice Boyle Boyle Dies Of Pneumonia In Illinois
Mrs Alice Boyle died at her home on January 8 after a short illness. Born 1887 in Ardee County she came to America in 1847, lived in Philadelphia and Galena before settling in Scales Mound Illinois. Survived by eleven children and several relatives. funeral planned in Apple River with pallbearers from St James parish.
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Yle Vas
Mary
Owen Boyle
Ardee County
South
America
Philadelphia
Galena
Patrick Boyle
Scales Mound
Charles
Shales Mound
Alex Levins
Toronto
S. D
Cornelius
Garena
Msabel Boyle
Woodbine
Thomas Creighton
Waterloo
Frank Levins
Patrick
John
Charles Boyle
LeMars
St. James Parish
Apple River
Mayor Barney Bunkers Relaying X Ray Check in LeMars
Mayor Barney Bunkers of Remsen visited LeMars on Tuesday to have his son Orlando Bunkers examined by X ray after a railroad collision. Orlando, who was injured in the crash, has not progressed as expected, with one hip injury causing a shorter leg. The family arranged for further medical assessment to locate the exact nature of the trouble.
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Njury
Barney Bunkers
Remsen
LeMars
Orlando
Bunkers
BeMars Hockey Team Delayed by Soft Field Condition
BeMars hockey squad planned a Sunday game at Alton but could not travel due to soft field. Managers hope to reschedule for next Sunday if conditions improve.
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Alton
BeMars
Slippery Sidewalks Cause Falls Across LeMars
A glaze on sidewalks from a drizzle and freezing temperatures led to many slips in LeMars over two days. Most injuries were minor, but Mrs. P. H. Peterson fractured her arm and was treated by Dr. J. L. Reeves, as streets remained slick and dangerous.
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LeMars
P. H. Peterson
J. L. Reeves
St John’s Lutheran Plans Services and Budget Vote
St John’s Lutheran Church announces German services at 10 30 Sunday with Sunday school at 9 90. Congregation adjourns Tuesday at 2 00. J J Vollmaar pastor. George Jenny treated at Community hospital with throat cancer and serious condition. Card party at St Joseph’s school hall well attended despite bad weather and all had a good time.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
J. J. Vollmaar
George Jenny
St. Joseph's School
Des Moines Register hires Starzs editor after resignation
Prone, formerly editor of the Daily Press Citizen at Iowa City since last August, resigns. Catecame starts as assistant manager of the Des Moines Register Tribune feature department. The unit handles Sunday managing and all feature material. The Register plans no syndicate service for other papers. Tab’s duties include market survey and syndicate promotions. He will begin in the Midwest and southeastern states.
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Prone
Starzs
Daily Press
Citiren
Iowa City
Catecame
Des Moines Regisner- Tribune
Register
Tab
Gna
Bornda
LeMars High School Invited to Drake Debate Tourney
LeMars high school debaters are invited to compete in Drake university undergraduates hosted prep school tournament at Des Moines. Drake alumnus Robert L. Pineh leads the event with many Iowa teams expected. Last year Marshalltown won. Drake sports a packed schedule facing Grinnell Ames Washington Texas Kansas teams.
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Drake University
LeMars High School
Deld U
Des Moines
MarehooUt
Robert L. Bpineh
Iowa
David McCahilh
Drake
Pittsburgh
Marshalltown High School
Grinnell
Anes
Washington
University of Texas
Kansas Aggies
University of South Dakota
Kansas State Teachers College
J. F. Carroll
Willan Abramson
St. Joseph
W. C. Chatterton
Burlington
Kan
Benton J. Strong
Supreme Court Reverses Plymouth Case In Mortgage Dispute
The supreme court reversed a lower court ruling in Shult vs Doyle involving Plymouth county residents and land near Storm Lake. The dispute centered on mortgageassumption clauses and a land sale mediated by Ed Dealy of Sioux City. The case, with about $14,000 at stake, followed foreclosures on the second mortgage and a suit by Fred Schult.
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Supreme Court
Shult
Midland Packing Company
Ami Sioux City Alfalfa
Ed Dealy
H.R. Dealy & Co
Sioux City
Storm Lake
Fred Shult
Dealy
John Doyle
RR. A. Towkins
Plymouth County
Doyle
Fred Schult
Buena Vista
Schult
Rural School District No 2 Reports Perfect Attendance
The rural school in district No. 2 reports perfect attendance for the first half of the school year. Enrolled pupils include Donald Wilde Philip Groten Emma Hansen and Donald Hansen. Charles Wirsel now at Hot Springs Ark plans to visit the Kansas City automobile show on his return trip. A Plymouth county farmers cooperative elevator meeting at the courthouse discussed broadening ownership and increasing membership. The League of Women Voters schedules a February 3 meeting at the high school with program on uniform laws led by Mrs J G Smalz. A child born to Mr and Mrs John Hamilton near Merrill at the Community hospital Friday died soon after birth with burial Tuesday signed.
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Lein District No. 2
Donald Wilde
Philip Groeten
Emma Hansen
Donald Hansen
Charles WH Wirsel
Hot Springs
Ark
Hadnay
Kansas City
William Hinehoese
Mr. Hirach
League of Women Voters
J. G. Smalz
John Hamilton
Merrill
Court adjourns till next Monday at LeMars court
Court adjourns until Monday with cases set for the next term. Defendants including John Ostert and Sheadore Nuebel faced indictments for maintaining a nuisance and keeping wet goods. Several defendants pled guilty or defaulted, with fines and costs imposed or judgments rendered. Some civil suits and paving cases were dismissed or continued as out of court settlements emerged.
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Ted Tame
Momathay
Pias
John Ostert
Mide Ue
Caror
John TW. Decker
Sheadore Nuebel
LeMars
Steol
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R. J. Koehler
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I. A. Dalton
Ray Claussen
Art Honnold
Harold Pew
L. W. Johnson
Water and Light Company
Hildreth
Snoderiss
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Bolshevic
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Congress
George Adamson
Remsen Hogs
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Board of Supervisors
Alice Boyle
Ye Bowley
Plynow's
DES Moines Register
Plymouth County Farmers’ Cooperative Elevator Companies
Court House
Will Heeren
Prand
Bob Whiteside
Sherman Hughes
John W. Johnson
Iowa Mutual Tornado Insurance Association of
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Carl A. Baack
Gates Company
B. C. Jones
Gunset
Sam Miediker
J. W. Harker
Sioux City Iron Company
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Willian Hoffman
Lite Moffman
O. C. Brown
F. O. Roepke
Ivelyn Trendricks
Frank Hendricks
Deeree
Freeman Thompson Sloe Company
G. W. Friedman
Derlechian’s
George Nussbaum
D. 1
Charles T. Miamimen
Anna Margeretha Pecks
Origen B. Akers
Alta le. Akers
Vlathe
Catherine Nothen
Edo Mohr
Shane Mayen
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