LeMars Invites Plymouth County for Patriot Day Festivities
Plymouth County towns plan Fourth of July celebrations with dances, park programs, and a mammoth circus tent venue at Cleveland park in Le Mars. The day features Gov. Hanly’s Independence Day lecture, bell ringers, music by the Le Mars band, a parade, and a ball game between White Sox and Remsen. Admission to performances is 50 cents. food and drinks priced at 5 to 25 cents.
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Plymouth County
LeMars
Cleveland Park
West
Iowa
Indiana
Dunbar Company
Bell Ringers
Walter Holcomb
Mfon
J. Frank Hanly
Hanly
The
Danbar Company
Stricklant W. Gillilan
Agin
Finnigin
le Mars
Muale
D. P. Moore
Main Street
Chautauqua
Marshal M. Hibert
Athletic Park
White Sox
Remsen
Sellars
Thanking Neighbors for Kindness During Illness and Death
We sincerely thank neighbors and friends for acts of kindness and sympathy during the long illness and death of our beloved brother. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Wagner, Park Wagner, Nis Wagner.
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4Nd
Mag
A. Nuel
Parek Wagner
Nis Wagner
Freeman Bernice Edmonds dies after short illness
Bernice Edmonds Freeman, aged 24, died Monday afternoon after a brief illness from dropsy. The funeral was held at the M E church Wednesday afternoon, with the Masonic Star aiding at the Marcus cemetery. She was born November 10, 1881 in Odebolt Iowa, married Herbert H. Freeman in 1905, and is remembered as a devoted wife and daughter. The community closed businesses for the service.
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Bernice Edmonds Freeman
M. E
Marcus
Mastern Star
Francis Bernice Edmonds
E. J. Edmonds
Odebolt
Sac County
Iowa
St. Mary's Academy
Faribault
Minn
Herbert H. Freeman
Hagenbeck Circus Sees Sioux City July 7 This Year
Cheap excursion rates promote Carl Hagenbeck Greater Shows a modern three ring circus for one day in Sioux City with afternoon and night performances. A morning street parade, twenty sections, hundreds of novelties, cages of exotic animals, horses and elephants, camels and zebras, four bands and calliope provide music.
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Sioux City
Carl Hagenbeck
Calliope
Hagenbeck Circus
Chautauqua program highlights talent despite cancellations
The committee laments Senator La Follette and vitagraph company absence but promises a strong remaining program. Governor Hanly arrives Wednesday. Events include Strickland W. Gillilan’s death for the evening, evangelist Sam Jones Friday, Opie Read Saturday, Gilbert Eldridge Friday, Prof. Guy Carleton Lee Saturday, plus the Dunbars company and Slayton Jubilee Singers. Phoebe Mae Roberts offers delightful numbers. audiences are urged to attend.
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Chautauqua Committee
Senator la Follette
Vitagraph Company
Governor Hanly
Strickland W. Gillilan
Sam Jones
Opie
Gilbert Eldridge
Guy Carleton Lee
Dunbars Company
Slayton Jubilee Singers
Phoebe Mae Roberts
Mixed doubles golf contest winds down with prizes
About thirty golf enthusiasts played in a Thursday mixed doubles event. Despite wind hampering play, the afternoon proved enjoyable. First prize went to Dr. Paul L. Brick and Milas Carrie Reichmann, with A. College and Miss Elsie Nicholson taking second. Golf clubs will be awarded to the winning ladies. Tea was served by A. G. Colpoys and assisted by Miss Nellid Boland and others.
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Paul L. Brick
Milas Carrie Reichmann
A. ©. College
Elsie Nicholson
A. G. Colpoys
Nellid Boland
Lost gold watch charm reported for reward
A lost item appears to be a gold watch charm. The finder is asked to return it to F. Rothschild at 1308 Main St for a reward.
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F. Rothschild
Main St. Jae
Pioneer Plymouth county resident Henry Manz dies at 60
Henry Manz a longtime Plymouth county resident died at his Washington township home from bladder inflammation at sixty. Born in Switzerland November 17 1840 he came to Iowa at thirteen and settled in Alamakee county before moving to Plymouth in 1869. He married Margaret Carrothars December 20 1873 and leaves wife seven children and siblings John Jens Conrad Manz also attended the Merrill Methodist funeral.
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Henry Manz
Plymouth County
Washington Township
Free Methodist Church
Merrill
Switzerland
Iowa
Alamakee County
Steffen
Melbourne
Margaret Carrothars
John Manz
Ayershire
Jens
Conrad Manz
Benton County
Andrew Manz
Bronson
Concord
Neb
George Manz
Toronto
This County
Will Lemke
Will and
Viorence
Hame
Mrs Caroline Reeves Dies After Long Illness Near Seney
Mrs Caroline Reeves aged 83, long-time resident near Seney, died Saturday morning from cancer after years of suffering. Born in Kent England, she came to this county 37 years ago with her husband who died 25 years ago. Survived by four sons and one daughter: Mrs John Trigg of Doon, Arthur Reeves, John Reeves, Robert Reeves, George Reeves, all near Seney. Funeral Monday at 10:30 at the Seney Methodist church conducted by Rev Kernen, church filled with mourners.
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Caroline Reeves
John Reeves
Seney
Kent
England
John Trigg
Doon
Arthur Reeves
Robert Reeves
George Reeves
Kernen
Big Horse Sale Saturday at Star Hvery baron
Eight work horses sold Saturday July 7, five and six years old mostly mares, plus ten yearling colts offered. Vendor V. W. Braucnu lists catalog number 23-27-304 and location Star Hvery baron.
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Star Hvery Baron
Fourteen-year-old Elmer Cavanaugh breaks left arm
Elmer Cavanaugh, a teen, climbed a tree at Cleveland park with other boys when Will Dack pulled him from the branches. He struck his left wrist, breaking a bone. He previously lost almost his right arm in an accident over eight years ago. He walked to Dr Fattes' office for setting and is recovering.
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Elmer Cavanaugh
Dack
Chautauqua Grounds
Cleveland Park
Will Dack
Governor Hanly to Speak at LeMars Chautauqua on July Fourth
Indiana Governor J Frank Hanly will address Independence Day crowds at LeMars Chautauqua at 2 30 pm on July 4 presenting The Patriotism of Peace message He was praised in Des Moines for urging citizen initiative against corruption and supporting leaders devoted to national welfare including Governor Cummins The event drew large crowds and patriotic displays
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J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Chautauqua
Hanly
Des Moines Chautauqua
Des Moines Register and
Governor Cummins
Reichmann Leaves LeMars for New Home near Burke
Chas Reichmann, longtime LeMars resident and former printer, departed Tuesday for Burke South Dakota to establish a new home. He purchased a relinquishment of a fine claim near Burke and plans to live there while maintaining ties to the printing trade to ease loneliness.
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Chas. Reichmann
LeMars
Burke
Mr. Reichmann
SPECIAL MARKET LETTER ON BEEF HOG AND SHEEP PRICES
The week opened with a fair run. Several hundred arrivals not offered for sale here, in transit to the range. Prices for desirable classes of killers up 10 cents. Grass stock selling stronger but in limited supply. Prospects for higher prices through the week. Choice steers 5.10 to 5.50. Cows and heifers 3.30 to 4.60. Hogs steady around 6.30 to 6.45. Sheep and lambs commanding strong prices. first range sheep from Idaho sold at 5.80, the highest price yet for that stock.
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Idaho
White Sox Triumph Over Hagley In Sioux City Tilt
LeMars White Sox defeated Hagley of Sioux City 7 to 6 at Athletic Park on Sunday afternoon in a pitcher’s duel. Trafford struck out 11 and allowed six runs while the Fagleys rallied late but fell short. Batteries: Trafford and Dabb for White Sox. Halseth and Trainer for Fagleys. Time 1:45. Umpire Roby.
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LeMars
Athletic Park
LeMars White Sox
Hagley
Sioux City
White Sox
Fagleys
Trafford
Dabb
Halseth
Trainer
Eareed
Roby
A Modern Miracle Prompts Praise for Dr King's Discovery
Mrs Mollie Holt of Woodford Tennessee was near collapse from a lung infection and coughing fits. After 48 hours of watching at her bedside, Dr King's New Discovery was given and she improved rapidly until a full recovery. Trial bottle offered free at B P Diehl's druggist. regular sizes 50 cents and $1.00.
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Mollie Holt
J.O. BR. Hooper
Woodford
Teno
H. Diehl
Habit of Saving Builds Young People's Start
The article urges starting a nest egg with a few dollars, arguing the first hundred marks the habit of saving and drives financial and business beginnings. It notes many hardworking youth lack ownership due to not making that start, and mentions that a young woman may provide incentive to save.
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Chapa
W. O. T. U. Oratorical Contest Triumphs At M. E. Church
Merrill Record reports a large audience for a W. O. T. U. ladies oratorical event at the M. E. church. Six contestants presented with Mrs. G. B. Miller winning a silver medal after judges from LeMars, I. C. Hise, Mrs. W. T. McGrew, and W. M. Marcue awarded scores ranging from 118 to 150.
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W. T. McGrew
W. M. Marcue
G. B. Miller
C. T. Howard
J. DL. Jenkins
H. J. Eckerson
BE. BR. Dennler
E Ju. Tooker
Administratrix's Notice in Plymouth County Iowa 1906
Administratrix of the estate of Peter Seat deceased announces a probate action in Plymouth County Iowa on June 22 1906. All creditors must pay the estate and any claims must be presented to the district court for allowance. Dated June 22 1906.
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District Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
Peter Seat
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Gov
J. Frank Wanly
Ain Black
LE Mars, Iowa
Marcus News
Rueba
Frank Durgin
Floyd Bridge
West Sixth Street
Durgin
Doura
Big Horse Sale
V. W. Braucnu
Chas, Reichmann
Reichmann
Nye & Buchanan Co
Live Stock Commission
South Omaha
R. H. E. Fagleys
Lena Murphy
Martin & Martin, Attys
PISO
LeMares
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