Platitudes and Provocations by Rev Chib in Moral Rants
A dense string of aphorisms and critique on truth, religion, society, and human folly. It dismisses proselytizing, clerical hypocrisy, mob liberty, and moral ambiguity, ending with distrust of clergy altering beliefs for followers. Strong, controversial statements target Jews, clergy, politicians, and social pretensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chib
Schopenhauer
Gabriel
Vanim
United States
Krury
Repartee Sparks In Debate With Senators Over Tariff Bill
A lively exchange between Senator McCormick and Senator Harrison centers on claims that the administration saved 7 billion dollars. Harrison uses wit to challenge figures while noting Harding and Daugherty in the administration. A later exchange with Senator Watson of Indiana sees Harrison argue about conscience and tariff votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Illinois
Republican Congress
Harrison
McCorutek
Senator Watson
Indiana
Newberry Republican
Watson
Mr. Watson
Hell
Maria” Dawes
Newberry Republican, Ul
Monte Cristo
Pat Harrison
Wilson
Congress
Fromllinois
Wison
Tariff Bill Pledges Half Million Dollar Fund
In a terse exchange, Mr. Harrison tells Mr. Watson he will receive half a million dollars from the Republican national campaign fund if the tariff bill remains in consideration long enough. The dialogue underscores political pressure tied to legislative timing and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Campaign Fund
Harrison
Watson
Iowa farm bureau endorses Eat More Meat and Chicago Producers commission
The Iowa farm bureau federation endorsed two major Iowa livestock initiatives at its executive committee meeting. The Eat More Meat campaign aims to counter anti meat propaganda and boost per capita consumption. Also endorsed is the Chicago Producers commission association, a cooperative selling agency opened mid June, part of a national chain with centers in St. Louis Indianapolis Peoria Sioux Falls and Chicago. The endorsement urges Iowa stock shippers to consign to the producers' commission firms and supports cooperative marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago Producers Commission Association
Howard Leonard
Ilinois Agricultural Association
Meat Board
W. J. Carmichael
National Swine Growers Association
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association
American Farm Bureau Federation
Kansas Live Stock Association
National Wool Growers’ Association
Texas Cattle Growers’ Association
American National Live Stock Association
National Society of Record Associations
Commission Associations
Producers’ Commission Association
Chicago
National Live Stock Producers Association
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Peoria
Sioux Falls
National Live Stock Producers’ Association
Livestock Producers’ Commission
Producers’ Commission
Nebraska Senator Hitch cock voices trade with Germany
Senator Hitchcock argues for expanded Germany trade, criticizing a bill to block German goods. He contends Germany needs American raw materials and that limits would hurt both nations, while warning against protectionist walls and trust formation amid budget debates and political claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Europe
North Dakota
McCumber
Daniel Boone Spelling, Memory, and a Literary Snoop
A fragmented notice claims Daniel Boone could not spell and discusses a literary observer’s comments. The sparsity of readable facts limits clarity, but the piece hints at a debate over Boone’s spelling ability and how memory affects reputation in the Enquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Boone
Dantel Boone
Venala
Remsen Area Social and Sporting Roundup
Remsen residents and visitors were noted in a wide range of trips and gatherings including visits to Kingsley Rochester Sioux City and LeMars. The Remsen ball team beat Alton 3 to 2 as Gaspar fanned twelve and Ohlendorf seven hits. Many locals traveled for visits vacations church events and a St Paul Lutheran Sunday school picnic by the Sioux river near Westfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen
John Leisum
Checkee
C. M Meyer
Kingsley
Henry Falke
Rochester
Minn
Charles Peters
Sioux City
Alton
Gaspar
Ohlendorf
J. L. Reker
Wisconsin
KX. Schulte
P. Hl. Peteson
LeMars
Nick Bentz
Sacred Heart Hospital
Walter Sylvester
Marcus
Peter Pletsche
Seney
John Bentz
Harold Coppock
le Mars
Jimi Collings
F. E. Wentz
J. Ney
Charles Klosterman
Elkton
S. D
Nye
Inez Harter
Rose Mills
Oelwein
Harrison
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sioux River
Westfield
Ehner Ohlendorf
Elmer Bretholtz
Allen
John Schultz
Skull Valley Social Notes and Local Visits
Emery Klemme was a caller at Akron. Henry Anderson made a business call at Sioux City. Alex Klemme harvested for George and Bert Miler. Mrs Henry Marback visited Storm Lake with her sister. Bill Johnson returned to work at the Ruble store after a sore arm. Mrs George Miller is ill. George Mohiman called at Akron this week. Mr Mrs Frank Emmick and Mr Mrs Nick Flaherty attended a Craig ball game. Ben Tapper and family visited Fred Klemme. Several attended the Harms grove picnic near Brunsville. Mr Mrs Walter Gerdes visited John Plueger. Alma Witt visiting Henry Witt’s home. Mr Mrs Jesse Kallsen called at Akron. Mrs Frank Emmick visited Nick Flaherty. Mrs George Mohlman visited Frank Jeffers. John Plueger assisted Walter Gerdes with harvesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Klemme
Akron
Henry Anderson
Sioux City
Alex Klemme
George
Bert Miler
Henry Marback
Storm Lake
Bill Johnson
George Miller
George Mohiman
Frank Emmick
Nick Flaherty
Craig
Ben Tapper
Fred Klemme
Harms Grove
Brunsville
Walter Gerdes
John Plueger
Alma Witt Ia
Henry Witt
Jesse Kallsen
George Mohlman
Frank Jeffers
John Pluegers
W Willey Dies After Stroke in Kingsley
W Willey, who suffered a stroke at home a week ago, died Monday afternoon in Kingsley. Funeral services were held Wednesday. Mrs L Dean and Mr and Mrs Thos Gavin attended a funeral in Correctionville on Ed Lent. Mrs Freeman traveled to Correctionville for her father’s funeral. W H Creasey and Ben William visited Lake Okoboji on an outing. Mr and Mrs Shornell and daughters from Estherville visited the Creasy home last Friday. They were driving home from Estherville when the note ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shornell
Estherville
A.B. Creasy
Fred Moore
LeMars
Merrill Area Death and Visiting Notes in Local News
J McCormick attended Eugene Russell funeral in LeMars Saturday morning. Harry Schroeder of Peotone Illinois visits at A C Klemme home. Florence Beeler of Odebolt spends week with Clarice Hauswald. Mrs Mary Fox returns from visit with friends and relatives at Sibley. John Hauser family returns from Minnesota and South Dakota trip. Harold Anderson and family of Sioux City visit Mrs J G Easton. Mrs Earl Piatt and son Warren visit at M S Denny home. Mr and Mrs McCaun of Los Angeles visit son and daughter in law V Kelly last week. Elmer Tooker and family of Lusk Wyoming visit Merrill and Leeds relatives. City officials led by Mayor Jenkins drive to Kingsley to inspect paying work. Mr and Mrs J Miller left Wednesday.
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Lou Husby
Plankington
South Dakota
John Mandelkow
Sioux City
John Ahlfs
Mandelkow
Ahlfs
Joe Kruse
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Mabel Crippen
Omaha
Dick Ahlis
Lake Okoboji
Ladies Aid
Craig Lyth- 4
H. C. Popken
Charles Lang
Mike Lang
Hawarden
Martin Frey
Garretson
Frey
Mary Laucks
Lester
Ace Mandelkow
W. W. Stinger
Rev. Ballard
Stinger
Clarence Alberts
Struble
Alberts
J. N. McDougall
Baby
DeRaad
Harris
Iowa
Lincoln Miller
Will Wiese
Garretsons
Washington
T. J. Henkels
Leslie
LeMars
Peter Nemmers
Albert Null
Seney M. E
D. Hamer
Bert Woodall
Craig
Will Stoll
John McDougall
W. Faulkner
Black Bros
Rex McDougall
Ed Durband
Charles Masuen
Minnesota
Frank Lorge
Remsen
John Mets
John Hentges
le Mars
Marie
Katherine Goetzinger
Creighton
Neb
Nebraska
Francis Wagner
J. F. Kaiser
John Gengler
Wm. Peters
Mat Ruba
James J. Tiernay
N. D. Kellen
Margaret Kemp
Joe Kemp
Frank Custer
Vivian of
Henry Hodapp
Charles Kuster
Jerry Cronin
Lowell
Lizzie Lauters
Joe Strohbeen
Ferdinand Strohbeen
California
Father Rolfes
Father Pape
John Quinn
Jas. Cronin
John P. Weber
Slayton
Minn
Dalton
Lawrence Adler
Wm. Heissel
Henry Campbell
Wittkop Bros
Walter Aird
Father Fisch
Wesley
Peter Fisch
Carl Hansen
Jake Doud
Sheldon
Kingsley Lumber Company
Lambert Gaspar
Lucy
Nick
Granville
Lucille Williams
Sioux Falls
S. D
W. Williams
W. T. Campbell
Morningside
Charles Irons
Ciidren
North Dakota
Mr. Irons
Herman Miller
P. E. Huffman
Effingham
Kansas
Beechley
Huffman
Joe Randall
Chicago
J. W. Randall
Alex
J. McCormick
Eugene Russell
Harry Schroeder
Peotone
A. C. Klemme
Florence Beeler
Odebolt
Clarice Hauswald
Mary Fox
Sibley
John Hauser
Harold Anderson
Mr. Anderson
J. G. Easton
Earl Piatt
Warren
Wyo
Merrill
Leeds
Lusk
Jenkins
Kingsley
J. Miller
Miss Irene Smith Travels with Hinton Couple to Brookings Visit
Irene Smith, guest at the Barnett home, travels with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Taylor of Hinton to Brookings South Dakota to visit relatives, planning to spend the weekend with Mr Miller's mother and other relatives at Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Miller
Waterloo
Irene Smith
Barnett
Harold Taylor
Hinton
Brookings, 8. D
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Farm Bureau
Angeline Hammon
Frank Kramer
Lou Schulte
Mike Brucher
Dubuque
Prairie de Chien
Wis
Schultes
John Deviche
Ovens
John Beck
Theo
Wiitchins
Henry Daldrup
Ben Frank
Ifuene
Stev
Father Thoemassen
Skull Valley
Frank E
Rae Onl
Carl Petry
Chautauqua Grounds
Plymouth County Telephone Co
Mr Oliver Towne
All-Over Town
LE Mars Globe-Post
Studebaker
W.B
W. B
Cord Tires
Hirsch Brothers
Central Ave. N. W
LeMars, Iowa
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