LeMars Board of Supervisors meet adjourned session 1929
LeMars Iowa June 28 1929 Board of Supervisors met adjourned session with Alesch and Supervisors Twogood Miller and Omons present. Minutes of June 18 read and approved. Bonds of Humphrey Son and Geo W Condon Co approved. Cigarette license bonds for A W Greenwald and M M Marback approved. Union county S D Mr Main discussed a bridge over Sioux River north of Hunter bridge. Twogood to investigate. Culvert matter on College land no action. Engineer proposed right of way for curve at Q and I intersections. land condemned if needed. Overseer for county farm to be hired for 1929-31 at 2200. Board adjourned to July 9. Remsen Bell Enterprise reports sand gravel and rock cost shifts for sewage plant. Sunken Lake in Dickinson used to fatten carp and buffalo fish feeding near Okoboji with shipments from New York in fall.
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Wogood
Zimmerman
Humphrey and “Son and
Geo. W. Condon Co
Twogood
A. W. Greenwald
M. M. Marback
Timmons
Main
Union County
Sioux River
Hunter Bridge
J. G. Koenig
College
Flynn
Westfield
Messrs
B. C. Woolley
Elmer Herron
J. G. Smaltz
Onorable Board of Supervisors
Lymouth County
Iowa
S. W
Point Oeginning
Bove
Y Miller
Elly
Miller
Timons
Istodian
Olion
Oad
W. H. Boyd
Gustave Alesch
Hairman
Remsen Bell Enterprise
Alough
Remsen
Sioux Falls
Dave Cook
Storm drives Iowa youth to death in wreck and other local incidents
Kenneth Brandstetter, 17, of Bode dies at Spencer hospital after a rain driven crash east of town. Bud Phipps, 28, of Kenebec killed jumping in front of an Illinois Central train near Cherokee. A four woman rollover near Beresford injures Louise Bratt, and a Sioux Center dentist escapes a store robbery. A well accident near Odebolt claims A J Paul life. Jeff Murphy and Red Diehl jailed for liquor violations near Beresford. Prohibition agents seize alcohol and a car. Knoxville hospital expansion planned to add 150 beds with 300000 funding urged by veterans groups.
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Kenneth Brandstetter
Bode
Iowa
Spencer Hospital
Bud Phipps
Kenebec
Cherokee
Phipps
Union County
James Krasky
Jeff Murphy
Red” Diehl
Murphy
Beresford
Diehl
Elk Point
Oliver Richards
Richards
Canton
Washington
Government
Knoxville
Iowa Homestead notes rise of horse slaughter for dog and fur feed
The piece discusses old horses being bought for slaughter to produce dog biscuits and fox feed. It cites Chapple Bros in Rockford Illinois establishing a slaughter plant and plans for another in California. It claims 61,000 horses weighed in Iowa and Illinois last year with expectations of 100,000 more this year and mentions horse breeding ranches in Montana Wyoming and North Dakota to meet demand.
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Iowa
Rockford
Chapple Bros
California
Ted
Towa
Tlinois
Mon- Wyoming
North Dakota
Breeding Season to Stock 32,000 Mares for Slaughter
The close of this breeding year sees ranches stocked with 32,000 mares and necessary stallions. Previously bred mares with blemishes are purchased for breeding establishments. Foals will be bred to heavy stallions to become two-year-olds for slaughter. Prime cuts will be canned for Europe, while inferior meat feeds dogs and foxes. The industry offers an outlet for old and crippled horses and blemished stallions unsuited for draft use.
Graham Paige sets quarterly and half year production records
Graham Paige reports record production for the quarter ending June 30 and a first half of 1929 totaling 54,498 cars, beating prior records. Overseas and Canadian shipments for six months also hit new highs, with exports reaching 7,313 units and Canada totals at 3,611, up from 1928. The 50,000th 1929 model was built on June 7, and monthly output averaged over 9,000 cars. Graham Paige rose from 12th to 7th in official export rankings this year.
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Graham Paige
Graham-Paige
Canada
Akron Social Notes and Baseball Wins Highlight Week
Akron residents hosted relatives from Oregon Nebraska and Iowa while visitors included Miss Anna Weidenfeller and 4-H club members. The Akron baseball team split two games defeating Elk Point 11 to 4 and edging Craig 5 to 3 as farmers and families enjoyed summer gatherings and gusty Fourth of July events.
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Jack Machen
Portland
Ore
Carl Haubold
Burlington
Iowa
Aug. Lundgren
Mary Reed
Edward
Wm. van Buskirk
Cedar Rapids
Harold Palm
Sioux City
Harold
Riverside Park
Alfred Kruse
Western Union Telegraph Company
Des Moines
J. C. Kruse
Frank C. Olson
Omaha
Fred Swenson
Akron
Frank
Kansas City
Anton Wille
Marie
Guttenburg
A. Weidenfeller
Anna Weidenfeller
Rosens Church
Elk Point
Kammerer
Dirks
Legium
Bird
Craig
Kelly
Giffrey
Oyens
Gerald Smith
Mt. Vernon
S. D
Leona Hollingsworth
Wm. Jacobson
Wakonda
C. P. Kinser
Harry Klemme
Elmer Olund
Sweden
Ohind
Kendall Hotel
John Harms
Glen and
Glennis
White
Albert Witt
W. L. Mitchell
Frances Christian
Lake Park
Tak
Thank You to patrons fuels business, says Town Doctor
The Town Doctor argues stores should thank customers for patronage. He cites Chicago druggists losing sales for not saying thanks and notes many shoppers feel unappreciated. He warns lack of gratitude drives customers to competitors and costs businesses thousands.
Northwest Iowa shop offers wide machine work and welding
When your project exceeds local capacity our shop provides extensive machine work and welding services. We handle oxyacetylene and electric arc welding plus general repairing, aiming to finish jobs efficiently in Northwest Iowa.
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Iowa
For Sale Hereford Cattle and Horses in Iowa Carload Lots
Hereford cattle for sale in carload lots including 400 head at 700 pounds 200 head at 900 to 1000 pounds 160 calves 170 heifers all de horned and 80 black Polled Angus calves. Also 3 cars of horses and mules. Write or wire J. F. Teal Fairfield Iowa.
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J. F. Teal
Fairfield
Iowa
Local People Involved In Family Visits And Church Meetings
Family visits span Winthrop Minnesota and Lake Okoboji outings as C B Zorn leads highway work on Primary No 12. Emily Mitchell returns to Calera Oklahoma roots while Wm Ward, a county resident, recovers from neuralgia delays. Clergy Rev Olson and Rev Swanson to be installed at Algona Bancroft and Swea City missions. An Akron Bakery collision injures no one and draws a crowd as a car backs into another.
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A. G. A. Palin
C. B. Zorn
Winthrop
Minn
Zorn
J. C. Kennedy
Kathleen
Lake Okoboji
T. L. Burnight
Emily Mitchell
Calera
Okla
W. L. Mitchell
O. ¥. Bohman
Algona
Bancroft
Swea City
Algona-Bancroft
C. E. Olson
Raymond Swanson
C. J. Johnson
Akron
Johnson
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Storm Lake
Lake Front
Dennis Wertz
Marvin Witham
St. Paul
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Odebolt
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Marshfield
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C. M. Ailen
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Clarence Mehl
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United Dressed Beef Company
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J. A. Jenson
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A. A. Wilson
State Masonic Home
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EB. J. Fitzpatrick
Pet‘er Kneipp
Stone Park
Danbury
Mapleton
Cis Burnight
Rachel
Reno Lamoureaux
Dorothy Harris
Yankton
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Portland Township
John Reemts
Esther Reemts
Lois Johnson
Aleen Cummins
Canning
C. W. Campbell
Wm. Clementson
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Strawberry Point
Laurens
Ransome Tone
A. D. Stone
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Lions Club
Anderson Machine Works
Merrill
American Bankers Association
American Trust & Savings Bank
LeMars, Iowa
Oldest Savings Bank
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Kresodip
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Rist x Wott
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