Wheat and corn markets mixed amid spring weather, trade slow
Reports of dry conditions and crop damage in the Midwest cheered new crop wheat futures while cash grain softened. Corn acreage planting advances and worm damage in Iowa Kansas raised replant concerns as export demand held steady and world supplies tightened.
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Grain Market Review
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Avinter
Illinois
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Ohio Valley
Iowa
Kansas
Gulf
South Atlantic States
Texas
Georgia
Milwaukee
Argentina
Boy Scouts Growth Highlighted at 1924 Meeting
New York June 1 1911 saw the first national council meeting presided by President Taft as honorary president. The 15th annual meeting in New York May 28 29 expected to draw 1200 delegates for 760000 scouts and officials. Dinner at Waldorf Astoria will honor Colin Livingstone with Will Hays as speaker. WJZ to broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
White House
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
Taft
New York City
Commodore Hotel
Coolidge
National Council
Waldorf-Astoria
Colin H. Livingstone
Washington
Ofce
Probate Notice in Barbara Scheitler Estate
Iowa Plymouth county probate notice to heirs including Mary Wolf Ver ent Krell and others. A last will was filed May 23 1925 with final proof and hearing set for June 22 1925 to admit the will to probate. Clerk J A Sickler of Plymouth county issued the notice. published in The LeMars Globe-Post May 25 June 1 and 8, 1925.
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Barbara Scheitler
State of
Iowa
Plymouth County
Mary Wolf
Scheitler
Verent Krell
St. Joseph’s
LeMars
St. Catherine
Oyens
Clara Erpelding
Leo
Henry B. Scheitler
Will Scheitler
Leo Scheitler
Cecelia Scheitler
Martha Scheitler
Eeu
J. A. Sickler
District Court
LeMars Globe- Post
Marcus Editor Enjoys Sunny California Journey
W. M. Hamilton describes a coast to coast tour in a Joseph Imhoff auto from Long Beach to San Mego California. The 150 mile coastal ride offers scenic Pacific shore views and a pleasant journey along a paved boulevard.
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Long Beach
Joseph Imhoff
San Mego
California
Pacific Ocean
Merrill Defeats Remsen In Saturday's Game
Merrill defeats Remsen with a five inning rally, Richards and Harrison driving in runs while Rogers and Hansen play key roles. Remsen scores in first and second frames, Gamerdinger and Nothem contributing. final eighth inning run vanquished by Merrill defense.
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Merrill
Lotz
Remsen
Letty” Williams
Hauff
Merrill AB
Poa Hansen
Weneen
Enese
H. Rogers
Merrill Remsen
Richards
Fiedler
Gamerdinger
Bauer
Niggling
Williams
Knudson
Harrison
Johnson
Hansen
Rogers
Beck
Dickermayn
Nigeling
Nothem
Noted pioneer Dr Knowles with Civil War service passes
Dr Knowles, long a Sioux City resident and former mercantile worker in Waterloo, died after a life spanning frontier travel with Harney to San Francisco, service in the 54th Pennsylvania, capture of Belle Boyd, and later work in farming sewing machine promotion. He married Hattie Frost in 1867. survived by a Sioux City son, a sister in LaPorte City, a brother in Napa, three grandchildren, and a great grandchild.
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Quantrell
Lawrence
Kan
Harney
Knowles
Plains
Fort Bridger
Johnson
Ash Hollow
San Francisco
Buchanan
54Th
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Q. A. Gilmore
Charleston
Secret Service
Belle Boyd
D. C
Washington
Waterloo
Eliias Howe
Hattie Frost
East Waterloo
Sioux City
Emma Rich
LaPorte City
George W. Knowles
Napa
Cal
Eeth Johnston
J. Wilbur Knowles
Dora M. Cray
Lincoln
Neb
Education and marriage of a devoted music teacher
The obituary notes a woman who pursued music education at New England Conservatory in 1906, taught in public schools for two years, and conducted private classes. She married Rev J W Davis on February 13 1908 in Rockford AL and left five children Dwight Spurgeon Merrill Stussell and Thelma, plus sorrowing husband and Shannon-based parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Rockford
J. W. Davis
Evangelical Church
Dwight
Spurgeon
Merrill
Stussell
Remembering Mrs. Davis A Life Of Service And Faith
Memorial details for Mrs. Davis honor a devoted wife mother and church leader. Born into an Evangelical Lutheran home she taught Sunday school led choirs and supported an itinerant minister. Her life motto Others guided care during illness and at home as family and friends recall her unostentious kindness. Funeral at LeMars LeMars cemetery 1:45 and 2 oclock at Hildreth Memorial church with Bishop L H Seager preaching.
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Davis
D. D
C. A. Mock
J. Auracher
LeMars
Ovens Bank Cashier Severely Cut by Window Crash
Peter Fisch, cashier at Ovens Bank, was cut by flying glass when a plate glass window shattered by a hatch cover during a windstorm. The incident happened as the hatch cover struck the window, narrowly missing a fatal blow. Power was restored at 6 pm but outages continued as linemen repaired breaks along transmission lines. Nearby, a high windmill was toppled and trees felled across lines near Hinton.
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Peter Fisch
Fisch
Hinton
Experiments With Sugar Plant Loss At Sheldon
The Sheldon Sun reports a heavy frost on May 16 killed all beets in local plots. Andrew Belling, chairman of the Sheldon sugar beet committee, says he wired Professor Fitch at Ames, who hurried to inspect the damage and advise. Cherokee plots 40 miles away escaped damage.
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Sheldon Sun
Andrew Belling
Sheldon Sugar Beet Committee
Sun News
Fitch
Ames
Cherokee
Beet Seed Beds Describe Conditions at Sheldon Plant
Seed and fertilizer secured, with some cultivators releasing from other duties to cucumbers and cabbage. Replanting finished May 26 at Robert Brewster’s, with mixed results on tonnage and sugar. Nearby visitors include O C Leeton, A L Luick, W A Laucke, and Earl C Moore, noting 17,000 acres grown in Iowa and Minnesota for Mason City factory and the plant’s 45,000,000 pounds last season.
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Mr. Fitch
Robert Brewster
Ruby
Brewster
Theodore de Hoogh
John Groot
John
Sheldon
O. C. Leeton
Ames
A. L. Luick
W. A. Laucke
Belmand
Belmond
Earl C. Moore
Mason City
Moore
Iowa
Minnesota
Farm Bureau tours county baby beef calves visit
Twenty five baby beeves were seen during a county club tour on Tuesday May 26 with club leaders members and parents. Thirty men and boys started at Albert Lundgren farm at 8 30 visiting 18 farms and 25 calves fed by club members. J S Quist Ames extension attended. Picnic dinner at P A Brouillette farm Liberty township. Calf types include 12 Hereford 10 Shorthorn and 4 Angus. Farms visited include Albert Lundgren H Detloff Ed Detloff Artuh Kallsen E H Spaulding Albert Harrington W H Burkett P A Brouilette O Crouch N Z Elliott J C Piersol and J
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lundgren
J. S. Quist
Extension Department of
Ames
P. A. Broullette
Liberty Township
H. Detloff
Ed Detloff
Artuh Kallsen
E.H., Spaulding
Albert.Harrington
H. Burkett
P. A. Brouilette
O. Crouch
N. Z. Elliott
J. C. Piersol
Plymouth County farm bureau events and picnic notes
A sequence of farm bureau updates from Plymouth County recounts a May 27 sow and litter club picnic at Rev. George J. Raths home in Plymouth township with visits to members homes including J A Quist of Ames. May 25 Marion township meeting drew about 60 men as George W. Potter outlined marketing programs and dairy cooperatives. Upcoming events include a Merrill picnic June 16 led by Mrs Ellsworth Richardson and a Remsen program June 12 featuring Mrs Woods Moville and a male quartet contest with $5 first prize and $3 second prize. Public attendance urged.
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Coast Range
Old Baldy
San Diego
Old Town
Father Serra
Ramona
Helen Hunt Jackson
California
Fremont
America
Imhoff
Georgia Street
Ocean
Langley
Duroc
Chester White
Hampshire
George J. Rothe
F. F. Ideker
B. J. Branstetter
Albert Lundgren
Plymouth County
Farm Bureau
Marion
Ovens
J. D. O'Bryan
Plymouth County Farm Bureau
Sioux City Co-Operative Dairy Marketing Association
George W. Potter
Producers Commission Association of
Sioux City
Harry Acker
W. F. Coddington
Marion Township
Plymouth-Hungerford
Ellsworth Richardson
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Woman’s Committee
Merrill
Hungerford
Plymouth Townships
Remsen
Woods
Moville
Joint
Township Farm Bureau
Falke Theater
Deepest Holes Located in West Virginia Regions
The deepest hole is said to be in Marion County near Fairmont West Virginia reaching 7579 feet from about 1000 feet elevation. The second deepest is in Harrison County West Virginia at 7355 feet. The holes were drilled for natural gas.
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Geraes
Brazil
Marion County
West Virginia
Fairmont
Harrison County
Fox
Ratan
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Tia Juana
Monte Carlo
Ila Juana River
Mexican Federal Fort
National City
Chula Vista
Balboa Park
California State Building
Mexico
Cabrillo Bridge
Pueblo Village
Point Lomas
Montain
Shimmering Bay
Coronado
Navy Air Station
Naval and Marine Barracks
Lomeland
Madame Tingley
Fort Rosecranz
United State
BOY Scouts
Philippine Islands
Felix Reisenberg
Thomas J. Keane
Seascouting
National Supply Department
Library Department
Marcus
Sunny
W. M. Hamilton
Ovens Bank
The
Good Housekeeping Institute
Koenig-Bowers Hardware Co
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