Cousins lashes protections foes at Iowa convention
Congressman Cousins of the fifth district condemned the platform and tariff tinkering in a defiant, eloquent speech at the Iowa convention. He denounced Allison and Doliver while defending the Dingley bill, and mingled sarcasm with protest as Cummins was renominated and the platform approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousins
Firth
Allison
Cummins
Dolliver
Iowa
Ile
J. W. Blythe
Blythe
Mr. Cousins
Tarif
Dingley
William B. Allison
Nelson Dingley
Ijeacer
Lacey
Funeral of Lewis Crow Held in LeMars Church
The funeral for Lewis Crow, a longtime LeMars resident and Civil War veteran, was held Friday at the Washington Street United Evangelical church. The service praised his nearly seventy years of church membership and acts of kindness, with G A R involvement and interment at the cemetery. Crow, born October 15 1820 in Missouri, lived in Wisconsin before moving to Plymouth County and later LeMars, leaving eight children and surviving spouse Hetie Hogle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Crow
Clark Street
C. T. Crow
Portland
Oregon
Mower Post
Washington Street
Hepmate
St. Charles County
Missouri
Grand County
Wisconsin
Hettie Hogle
Crow
Fortyninth Wisconsin
Plymouth County
Washington Township
LeMars
John L. Crow
J. C. Crow
Chicago
G.L. Crow
Hillsboro
O. T
McConnell
Centralia
Wash
M. M. Bon
M. C. Lobdell
D. O. Marchant
H. R. Hughes
G. W. Forsythe
D. P. Hammond
Two Girls Narrow Escape In Runaway On Main Street
A runaway on Main street Tuesday evening endangering Miss Jesse Zimmerman and Miss Carrie Spies occurred after hogs were unloaded. John Sternberg fixed a harness fault, horses bolted, Lee Hart and Henry Eberhard helped grab the girls, with both girls escaping serious injury though Zimmerman suffered a nervous shock.
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Main Street
John Sternberg
Jesse Zimmerman
Carrie Spies
John
First Street
Main
Lee Hart
Sle
Miss Zimmerman
M. KE
Calhoun Street
Henry Eberhard
Henry Weinheimer
John Schmidt
Merrill Record
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Claim Gentle Cure
Advertisement promoting DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a non gripe laxative that gently arouses secretions to aid the stomach liver and bowels. Sold by Rowland Jones with Mr Dent selling farms at Sixth and Court Street and in Janelett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Rowland Ones
William H. Dent
Le Mars Telephone System Construction Starts With Massive Cables
Massive cables weighing 80,000 pounds arrive for Le Mars Telephone Company. Babcock’s crew begins installing two miles of lead encased six cable bundles on large poles. Each cable contains about 250 copper wires wrapped in dry paper and silver-dollar thick casings for protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammouth
le Mars 'Telephone Company
Babcock
Library trustee reelected librarian at Wednesday meeting
Miss Mollie Brown was reelected librarian for the coming year by the library board of trustees on Wednesday night. The popular officer has kept detailed records, and the public is expected to warmly approve her reelection. The board’s I. T. Martin says bids for Carnegie library construction will be sought early next week. Drs Warren Somers and Richey operated on Mrs George Heinemann, removing a bowel growth after a four hour surgery. she recovered well. Mrs Mary Weisgerber hosted about twenty friends in her daughter’s honor at the Tritz residence. Don’t buy coal until you see Willaux for prices. Juneawét
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Ball
Council Bluffs
Ganavies
Penant
Sioux City
Decoa Lohr
LeMars
Metcalf
Blackbirds
Wood
Partridge
Wremmer
Bobby Alberts
Raymond
Printz
Sheldon
Rickey
Loose
Reese
Boylans
Tremmer
Jones
WeMars Abtispore
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Sheldon Abhpore Wood
Alberts
Freeze
Helmsdorfer
John Silver
Robert Henry Jr
Silver
Henry
Walnut Grove
Fleury
Harry Sawyer von Silvers
John Donnahoe
P. M. Ingold
Spencer
Iowa
Ingold
le Mars
Masonic Order
Plymouth
Court Street
L. G. Kent
Congregational Church
Rebukah
Rathbone
SK. of
P. Kt. O
T le Mars
Agnes Greer
2. M. Ingold
Sioux Center
Liibrary Board of Trustees
Mollie Brown
Miss Brown
I. T. Martin
Globe-Post
Carnegie Library
J. N. Warren
R. I. Somers
M. W. Richey
George Heinemann
M.N. Tritz
Emma Weissgerber
Tritz
Madison Street
Mary Weisgerber
Wil Laux
Anna Weisgerber
Join Elise
Earl
Catharine McDonald
Ida Grove
Julius Sauer
W. Lewis
Spirng Lake
Orpiar Park
Margretta Zink
Manchester
Nuggar tank crocodile haunt of Kara chi india
The Nuggar tank in Kara chi India hosts numerous large crocodiles that roam the swampy water. A single observer counted many reptiles ten to fifteen feet long with countless smaller ones. Buffaloes stand in the water unmolested, while other animals are seized. the place is described as green and stagnant and seen as loathsome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Nuggar
Karachi
Mohammedan
Chambers’ Journal
Berner’s Display Highlights High Grade Goods
A brief notice promotes an upcoming display in Berner's show window featuring fine goods from Anna Bella and May Ysti Mutis. The event promises quality items with a focus on appealing, well-made pieces offered at sale prices. The display runs June 20 to 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berner
Juneia
Numerous LeMars area visitors and transacting business
A long list of residents and visitors from LeMars and nearby towns are recorded as transacting business in LeMars or visiting relatives this week. Names include Dr. and Mrs. Chas D. Ray Sioux City, John Kaiser Struble, Henry Becker Struble, J P Keitter Remsen, Supervisor Wm Pape, Miss Ethel Peck Akron, John Bingenheimer Merrill, Mrs H I Buchanan, J Oehler, Mr and Mrs Garret Renkin, George Loring, Percy Vernon, A A Tritz Winn Jansen Nep tune, and many others visiting Sioux City, Rock Valley, Oklahoma, Milwaukee, and Minnesota locations for short trips and family visits.
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Chas. D. Ray
Sioux City
A. C. Colledge
LeMars
John Kaiser
Struble
Henry Becker
Thursay
Ethel Peck
Akron
John Bingenheimer
Merrill
J. G
Walter Koenig
I. G. Koenig
Rock Valley
Clay Greer
2. M. Luyola
John Rogers
Pipestone
Minn
W.d. Pech
Maurice
Orange City
Geo. Klein
Litchiiekt, Minn
Will J. Pech
Atlanta
Herb Koenig
Mr. A. Hilyer
Archie Tucker
Chicane
Overpetted Pets and Odd Dietary Tendencies Profile
A New York Times excerpt critiques pampered pets spoiled by unusual diets in urban menageries. Attendants note emaciated dogs refusing hospital fare while some cats resemble vegetarians preferring melons and onions. The piece satirically links owners’ tastes to animal appetites, warning against unnatural feeding trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Caesar
Saly
New York
Paod Vow the Vo Dat and Its Plain Truths
A fragment argues scanty food rules favoring dryness and simplicity. It asserts men need more food than women, and workers require more nourishment than sedentary people, with mature individuals needing less than growing ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
True Courage Spartacus Story of the Greatest Act of Bravery
A fragmentary remark recalls a famed tale of courage with a man who declared aloud he would pay 40 cents for food while holding only half a dollar. The text cites Baltimere Ame van CG Garton for paper hanging and painting and wallpaper furnished to order.
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CG Garton
Phong
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jacob Merrman
J. G. Koenig
Zimmerman
Eagle Street
Koenigs
Myr
Tferb Koenig
Tovlt Rapids
Dean
Will Jewell
Pbbians
Sioux Falls
Swain
Depew
Gale
Bruggemantil
Canaries
Indians
RWE
Sheldon Readily
Klaus Rickey
Rhe LeMars
Sheldon-P
Klaus
Sheldon-Primghar
W. B. McElhaney
Preston Township
Minnesota
Kain
Foley
Rowe
Land Jones
Prise
mayYsti Mutis
Anna Bella
C. BP. Woodard
Cherokee
J.P. Keitter
Remsen
Wednesay
Wm. Pape
Winton
Thos. Treat
H. I. Buchanan
Hi. J. Oehler
Oklahoma
Garret Renkin
George Loring
Percey Vernon
A. A. Tritz
Winn, Jansen
Neptune
TL. Diehl and Son
Winn
Green Lake
Roy Cahoon
Nawarden
Gertrude Conner
Seattle
Jennie Bechtle
Luverne
Brookings
Sotheny Munhoven
Mrs. Miunhaven
Geo. Thurston
He. J. Lennon
Onawn
Dakota
Hind
Josephine O'Doherty
Michael
M. ‘Peety
Danbury
Fr. Kueny
Fiedler
Miss Krall
Janes Deviney
Math Steffen Place
Martin Verbuel
Bremer, Neb
Kryne Verhuel
Adrian
James Cross
Bb. Modymann
Mankato
Mine
George Loudenslaver
St. Paul
Appleyard
Wymore
Neb
Defiance
A. M Duus
South Dakota
Mr. Duus
Col Ferton
Roger Fenton
Ienry Township
LeMars Yburday
Winnipeg
Manitoba
HW. M. Sammis
A. G. Colpoys
Laurens
Philip Flick
Insson
M.A. Bancroft
The
Tinton Gazette
Herb Martin
Vermont
Mark [Tenry
Eagle Grove
W. A. Julian
Tazel Green
Wis
A.A. Collectge
Trinity College
Port Hope
Canada
J. C. Wise
Boston
Sational Educational Association
John B. Oliver
Onnwell
LeMare
W. Sehmidt
A. R. Bassi
Dox
Cain
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