Judge Olson in spotlight as Shepherd murder case nears trial
Chicago reports on the William D. Shepherd typhoid murder case with defense attorney Stewart attacking Chief Justice Harry Olson and plans to question jurors about biases. Prosecutors say defense will label state witnesses as liars while seeking to discredit Dr. Fosberg and Farman corroborators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Harry Olson
William Scott Stewart
Shepherd
Thomas J. Lynch
Olson
Stewart
Carl Bjelland
Venireman
George E. Gorman
Lynch
Billy McClintock
McClintock
Bjelland
Robert E. Crowe
Lne
Joseph P. Savage
John Sbarbaro
Crerres
Paiman
George E. Fosberg
Shepherd Cansul
Robert White
Farman
Isabelle Pope
John P. Marchand
Savage
Globe Post
Buzz-Saw Lashed Out In Wood Shop Accident
In Veale Lumber shop two workers suffered injuries when a small buzz saw unexpectedly grabbed hands. Charles Trueblood lost part of a finger and Zack Eyres sustained a deep hand laceration. Doctors expect Trueblood to be incapacitated for weeks. The saw has not bitten anyone since that Tuesday incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Trueblood
Zack Eyres
Veale Lumber Company
Mr. Trueblood
Zack Byres
Kingsley Veteran Falls in Basement Stairs
Kingsley Iowa June 4 Special James McCartney, 83, fell to the basement bottom while entering his home. He suffered bruises and a difficult start but was improving and expected to recover soon. He is a Civil War veteran and could not attend Decoration Day exercises due to frail numbers among veteran groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley
James McCartney
Mr. McCartney
McCartney
Courtesy and efficiency tag Illinois Central creed
President C H Markham declares courtesy and efficient service as the railroad creed. He emphasizes courtesy from human effort, and efficiency from both people and modern tools, with prompt, safe, punctual transport of passengers and freight as the pledge’s fulfillment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Markham
Illinois Central System
Markham
Dictionary sale strong as Globe-Post restocks local stock
The Globe-Post sent back 120 new University dictionaries to manufacturers after selling 950 locally at 98 cents. Many buyers plan Christmas gifts. a dozen copies are kept for late shoppers at 1.00 dollar each until sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Post
LeMars
Wealthy Kingsley Man Shoots Self in Basement
Harry Huss, a wealthy Kingsley retiree and landowner, shot himself in the basement of his home Wednesday around 11 am. His wife and friends were upstairs. despite a physician's effort, he died instantly from a shotgun self inflicted wound. Survived by wife, son Hugo, and three daughters, their names and addresses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley
Harry Huss
Fuss
South Dakota
Huss
Hugo
J. Bammer
Lester Steers
Pickman
Pierson
Child Injured At Home Near LeMars
Five year old Dorothy Popken daughter of Mr and Mrs Dick Popken living west of LeMars was injured Tuesday evening in the barn while playing. Parents are unsure if a horse kicked her or she struck a sharp edge. She was taken to the Community hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Popken
Dick Popken
LeMars
Notre Dame student Mathey to graduate with peers
Alois Mathey has been notified by Notre Dame board of regents that he will graduate on June 15 among six architecture students. The class began with 46 four years ago and now only this group remains after stringent work. Mathey holds seven job offers following final tests.
St John’s Lutheran Church Plans Sunday Services and Mission Program
St John’s Lutheran Church announces English services at 10 30 a m Sunday June 7 with a 9 30 a m Sunday school and a mission program during Sunday school hour featuring stereopticon pictures Pastor J J Voltmar and Miss Margaret Plendl of LeMars, one of 12 nursing graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
J. J. Voltmar
Margaret Plendl
LeMars
St. Vincent's Hospital
Edward Heelan
Plymouth County Feeding Demonstrations Differ Cattle Types
Four farm demonstrations in Plymouth county on June 9 and 10 will compare types of market steers and explain why some feed well and others do not. Prof. C W McDonald will lead sessions on feeding and marketing practices. Invitations extend to all Plymouth County cattle feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
C. W. McDonald
Extension Department
McDonald
Henry Eishlers
Stanton Township
Frank Haverkamp
Remsen Township
Windstorm Pounds Kingsley Iowa Cause Wide Damage
A Tuesday 5 p m wind of about 80 miles per hour struck Kingsley Iowa causing extensive damage. A barn hog house windmill and grand stand at the city park were blown down and numerous trees toppled. Henry Hollands garage suffered major interior walls blown outward while surrounding structures escaped major harm.
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Kingsley
Ed Forbes
J. M. Wormley
Henry Holland
Church notices for June seven services and events
On Sunday June seven worship at 11 a m with Christian endeavor at 7 p m led by Clara Maxwell on the topic How Should We Invest Our Lives Evening worship at 8 p m and a union service at Hildreth Memorial church A baccalaureate service is planned for Western Union college A Sunday school picnic Tuesday at River Sioux park near Westfield transport by volunteers meet at the church at 1 p m bring basket lunches daily vacation Bible school begins June 8 from 9 to 12 except Saturday and Sunday Children s day is set for Sunday June 16 with baptisms during the morning service
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Churchtt
TOTP
Christian Endeavor
Clara Maxwell
Hildreth Memorial Church
Western Union College
River Sioux Park
Westfield
Union Township Presbyterian Church
Woman's Missionary Society
C. J. Smith
Koenig
D. B., Goudie
J. Harvey
Union Church
Union
W. B. Smith
Lawyers Picnic Draws Thirteenth Judicial District
Lawyers from six counties of the Thirteenth judicial district gather in LeMars at Cleveland Park on Saturday June 13 for the annual picnic. Judge Albert of the state supreme bench is slated as the principal speaker amid an informal program featuring light entertainment and casual competition.
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Twenty-First Judicial District
Blackstone
LeMars
Thirteenth Judicial District
Cleveland Park
Albert
State Supreme Bench
LeMars Offers Three Weeks Daily Vacation Bible School
Churches in LeMars sponsor a three week daily vacation Bible school starting Monday morning in June. Professor Skinner will lead a staff of teachers aiding the program open to all children. A $1 fee applies for the first child per family and 50 cents for each additional child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Vacation Bible School
LeMars
Skinner
Post Parents Visit Madison Son Stanley at State University
Mr and Mrs F A Post traveled to Madison Wisconsin this week to bring home their son Stanley who attends the Wisconsin State University They plan a western trip lasting several months covering about 12000 miles with California as a destination continued travel expected through the western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Post
Madison
Wis
Stanley
Wisconsin State University
California
Drowned in Lake Marion After Jump From Boat
Peter Faber aged 27 drowned at Lake Marion Minnesota on a Sunday while bathing from a boat. About 50 feet from shore he jumped in and failed to resurface. Companions recovered him but he was dead. He was a son of Mrs Barbara Faber formerly of Granville. Funeral held Tuesday at Granville. Attendees from nearby towns attended the service. The church was crowded as the deceased was well known in northwest Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Faber
Lake Marion
Minn
Barbara Faber
Granville
Nic Kaufman
G. Kaufman
Laverne, Minn
Ben Kauffman
LeMars
P. Ludwig
Minneapolis
Charles Dondelinger
Charles Dondelinger, Jr
Sioux City
Louise Kaufman
Wilmar
S. D
Towa
Unclear Subscriber in Plymouth County Notes May Rain Damage
Nic Leng of Santa Cruz California writes about unusually rainy May weather. He mentions damage to hay and fruit and notes Sam Lang, early Plymouth County settler near Remsen, now residing in California.
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Nic Leng
Santa Cruz
Cal
Sam Lang
LeMars
Lang
Plymouth County
Remsen
California
Zimmerman Meek Nuptials Mark Quiet LeMars Wedding
Miss Cleone Zimmerman wed Lilburn Meek Tuesday in a home ceremony conducted by Rev. Dr. Mock at 4 30 PM. The couple, born in LeMars and Ayrshire respectively, plan to reside in LeMars and tour Spencer Emmetsburg and Ayrshire before returning by Friday. Fred W. Anderson, famed Cozad merchant, visited LeMars en route between trains and discussed limiting talks to manage his store duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Mock
Cleone Zimmerman
Lilburn Meek
Dr. Mock
Spencer
Emmetsburg
Ayrshire
W. H. Zimmerman
LeMars
Western Union College
Sibley
Rex Meek
Fred W. Anderson
Cozad
Neb
Anderson
Fishermen Return From Minnesota Bullhead Haul
Henry F Becker Carl Witt and Rev J J Vollmar returned from Lake Benton Minnesota after fishing since Monday night They caught about a gunny sack of bullheads with the largest weighing three pounds None weighed less than half a pound The roads in Minnesota and northern Iowa were fine despite heavy rains They reached LeMars just before a heavy shower that began about 9 pm last night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Becker
Carl Witt
Rev
J. J. Vollmar
Lake Benton
Minn
Minnesota
Iowa
LeMars
Hill Divorce Appeal Preparations Reach State Supreme Court
Judge William Hutchinson rules in favor of Rev. J. B. Hill in the divorce suit filed against his wife. The Globe Post reports a transcript has been taken out and notice served for an appeal to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hutchinson
J. B. Hill
Globe Post
Rev. Hill
State Supreme Court
Man Finds Tiny Perfect Egg in Milk Glass
Wingsley Ind. June 4 Special Henry Halland broke an egg into milk and drank most of it. A tiny egg with a hard shell remained in the bottom of the glass, reportedly as perfect as the larger egg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingsley, In
Henry Halland
Important dental clinic aims to save children's baby teeth
A LeMargin clinic addresses the belief that baby teeth need no care. It explains how neglect harms chewing, digestion and jaw development. Miss Alice Moore leads June 10 11 with assistants including Mrs Sherman Von Berg Reeves Trauffer and several high school students.
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LeMarg
Alice Moore
R. D. Sherman
Charles von Berg
J. L. Reeves
Paul Trauffer
Paula Hoffman
Mary Dalton
Wilhelmina Koehler
Marjorie Hansen
Miss Iva Musbach to study music in Boston after summer in LeMars
Miss Iva Mae Musbach returned Wednesday from Cedar Falls Indiana where she has been at tending the State Teachers' college. She will spend the summer in LeMars with her parents Mr and Mrs E A Musbach. In September she will leave for Boston where she will become a pupil in the Boston Conservatory of Music.
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Iva Mae Musbach
Cedar Falls
State Teachers’ College
Marriage Licenses Issued in County
Marriage licenses granted include Luvais M. Sampson 21 and Struble Violet M. Gabel 17 in Akron and Lilburn L. Meek and Cleone Zimmerman in LeMars with legal ages noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luvais M. Sampson
Struble Violet M. Gabel
Akron
Lilburn L. Meek
LeMars Cleone Zimmerman
LeMars
Remsen to Meet Merrill in Sunday Baseball Clash
Remsen and Merrill set to clash again next Sunday at Merrill’s new ball park after Merrill’s exciting win over Remsen on the LeMars field. County correspondence fills pages, with late news trimmed by printers to fit. Cor respondents urged to submit news a day early for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Merrill
Remsen
LeMars
Globe-Post
Western Union raises time clock charges for offices
Western Union Telegraph Company increases time clock rate from 1.25 to 1.60 a month or 18 a year, prompting several local users to buy regular office clocks as a cheaper option. Nick Thoma family travel to Emery South Dakota with plans to return soon while Mrs Thoma and children visit Mrs Margaret Kays. P A Dorr remains in Community hospital with serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
LeMars
Nick Thoma
Emery
Mr. Thoma
Trip Through Dixie Planned By Kluckhohn Family
Mr and Mrs George Kluckhohn and daughter Jane with Miss Clebeth Bailey of LeMars depart for a four to six week motoring trip through the eastern and southeastern states They will stop in Indianapolis spend time in Tennessee Kentucky Virginia and Washington DC visiting historic places on the return via Detroit and Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kluckhohn
Jane
Clebeth Bailey
LeMars
United States
Indianapolis
Ind
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Washington, D.C
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Makers of Sheetrock to open lime plant in Cordova
United States Gypsum company will start its lime plant and quarry in Cordova on June 4. Eight steel jacket kilns, two hydrators, and modern quarry equipment will process 125 tons daily with 40 workers. Hydrated finishing lime will be shipped to Fort Dodge and distributed to dealers in Iowa and the Northwest, reducing costs compared with Ohio lime. Water from the Mississippi River and 200 volt power from East Moline connect the operation.
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Cordova
United States
Mississippi River
East Moline
Tri City Power Company
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Ohio
Storz-Western Auto Sues Humphrey Swanson for Radio Supplies
The Storz-Western Auto Supply Co. files suit against Humphrey Swanson Motor Co. led by C. W. Humphrey and Harry L. Swanson for radio goods totaling 849.04 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storz-Western Auto Supply Company
Humphrey Swanson Motor Company
W. Humphrey
Harry L. Swanson
Bridge Under Construction Near Town Ready Midweek
The Chicago and North Western railway reports the Seney road bridge nearing completion with expected travel by mid next week. Cost totals 3340 dollars funded by the railroad. foremen Arnson and Larsen oversee two weeks and three days of work with a steam crane setting 18 concrete sections weighing 824000 pounds total. Rainy mud slowed progress, but workers remain optimistic if rain ends soon.
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Chicago and North Western Railway
Seney Road
Carl Arnson
C. Larsen
Baptist Church Notices and Local Ads in Le Mars
Beginning June 7 week notices list morning services Bible school at 10 am and Young People's meeting at 7 pm with no evening service due to a baccalaureate sermon at Hildreth Memorial Church. Koenig Bowers Hardware features a moving Barney Google Spark Plug display for Automatic washing machine attracting attention. P Ochtholness of Boone Iowa visited Le Mars friends. former Kingsley resident owns a shoe store in Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Hildreth Memorial Church
J. W. Case
Koenig-Bowers Hardware
Barney Google
Barney
P. Ochtholness
Boone, In
le Mars
Mr. Ochtholness
Kingsley
Boone
Million Dollar Rain Brings Flood Damage to Plymouth County
Heavy rains across Plymouth County caused crop and infrastructure damage, with the Floyd river flooding and bridges and roads washed out in Johnson township. Farmers report damaged alfalfa and pastures, but oats show a strong comeback as corn stands improve. winter wheat and rye suffer, while overall yields vary by crop. Union Township Presbyterian Church notes a Romans study for men, upcoming Children’s Day program, and a sermon on God Forgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
B.C. Wooles
Floyd
Johnson Township
Sam Phillipa
Iowa
Hildreth Memorial Evangelical Anniversary Services
The Hildreth Memorial Evangelical Church dedication anniversary will be observed next Sunday morning with special features and a cash rally. Western Union college holds its union baccalaureate service in the evening with Dr. C G A Mack preaching and city pastors taking part. College commencement is set for Wednesday forenoon. Mrs Frank Smith and daughter Ruth of LeMars depart Sunday by car for a northern Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota trip visiting friends in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildreth Memorial Evangelical
Western Union College
CG. A. Mack
J. W. Davis
Frank Smith
Ruth Smith
LeMars
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Minneapoli
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Aka's
Justice H. Olson
The
Sele
LeMars Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Presbyterian“ Church
United
Ando
P. A. Dorr
Dixie
Cilobe-Post
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