Class Musical At Mig Hattie Dressel Studio Review
A student concert at Mig Hattie Dressel’s studio on Monday June 3 featured a varied program. Performers included Hazel Stokes Alma Gaston Sybil Johnson Jamilla Schmidt Lovisa Gahlen Martina Nemmers and Ella Warner with pieces spanning Scarlatti to Debussy and Schubert.
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Mig Hattie Dresselhuya
Mink Sybil Johnson
Schmoll Jamilla Schmidt
J Wolf Herscran Weenink
Moszkowski
Lovisa Gahlen
Martina Nemmers
Staccato
Alice Harker
Herbert Hans Caprice
Ella Warner
Saent Saens
Guadys Laux
Robert Goldbeck
Fartie Dress
Elauyss
County News Notes From Globe Post Planting
Respondence recounts four farmers in a week and local travel tales. O’Brien testifies in a LeMars case while Mrs Swaive visits Lup Saunders’s family. Connor returns from Colorado praising prospects, others plan homesteads to Texas, town may depopulate by year end. Joe Hughes shells corn for Richard Jobe and Mr. Connor. Miss Agnes Hughes visits near Garretson. Krause visitors from MoVille attend. The Connors buy a new driving rig. Stevens and Rohmann host a dance, Joe Seltzman opens his barn for a large crowd from Kingsley and Le Mars for the season’s final big dance.
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Guipatinn
O'Brien
Mra Swaive
Lupis
Saunders
Funeral of Phil Boland A Loyal Iowa Leader Remembered
A vast throng gathered Saturday at St James church in LeMars for the funeral of Phil Boland. A prominent attorney, postmaster, and Republican leader born in Philadelphia in 1868, Boland had long served Le Mars and Plymouth county. He left a wife Katherine, six children, and multiple siblings, and his death prompted closures by banks and offices. Bishop Garrigan and Father McNally led the Mass with a large funeral cortege to St James Cemetery.
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Phil Boland
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Sioux City
Plymouth County
LeMarc
Republican Party
Iowa
LeMara
McKinley
Congress
Philadelphia
HeMars
Mabore
le Mars
Jacob Vernll
John Blodgett
Geo. C. Scott
Drake University
Wes Moines
Cummins & Wright
LeMars
Cummis & Scott
T. J. Boland
J. Lt. Kennedy
Satomis
Stony City
Mr. Boland
J. C. Bradley
Katherine Kelley
J C. Kelly
Lyons
Thomas Boland
Katherine Boland
Philip
Thomas
John
Carrol
Joseph
Margaret
Council Biuffs
John Cronin
Crathorne
Nellie Boland
LeMars Jodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Bills
Epiphany Council
Knights of Columbus
Boland
Devonte
Garrigan
Ife
St. James’ Church
LeMars Elks
Gaynor
South Main Street
Epiphany Council of
le Mars Lodge
B. P. O. Ellis
Friends of the Family
I. O’farrell
St. James Church
Lawrence BH. Burns
Rockwell
John Neppel
Job
Kerby
P. J. Garrigan
Flood Rains Cause Fence Repairs and Town Chats
Residents in LeMars and nearby areas report flooding washed fences on the first of the week. Ovens was said to be swept away in Saturday reports. The record notes social visits, dances, and local exchanges among residents of Remsen and Oyens, with mentions of new cisterns, property trades, and a barn dance amid lingering storms.
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LeMara
Jacob
Raden
Chas. Masane
Anna Raden
Remsen
John Kemp
LeMars
Henry
Gies
Enzabeth
Sochuept
Ear Allen
Thei
Mrs King Wins Divorce Settlement In LeMars
Mrs. Oliver King of LeMars was granted a divorce from Oliver King by Judge Gaynor on Saturday. She received one third of the property and custody of the minor children. King did not defend. Dr George A Ricard of Sioux City was fined 300 and costs for practicing medicine without a license. he is bond and faces 100 days in jail if the fine is not paid. Court adjourned until Friday for a continuation of cases including Geary vs Dovers.
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George A. Ricard
Oliver King
LeMars
Gaynor
Friany
Geary
Reception to Graduating Class at Court Street Home
Dr and Mrs Poling hosted the graduating class of 1907 and faculty spouses on Court Street Friday evening. About 25 attendees included nine young ladies and all male graduates. Will Price provided photographs, Prof Gi Countryman read, Miss Willman sang, and Laura and Emma Koenig offered punch. Ice cream and cake followed with a late midnight return.
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Emma Koenig
Oynthis Holetey
May' Sbe Trow
Obas Steele
Joe A. Gook
Riva Planey
Clara Hrvin
Henry’‘Neumann Iva DeWitt
The Story of a Word Morse Word Origin Debated
Etymology views debate over Scott text variant morse in tenth chapter with notes from Notes and Queries. Two scholars propose origins from prime touchhole or Latin mordere while others claim a misprint. manuscript shows nurse as the word in Walher Eus tace’s line.
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Scott
Morse
Walher Eustace
James’ Gyvette
German Catholic Mutual Insurance Association Report
The German Catholic Mutual Insurance Association of Remsen reports its financial standing for June 1906 to June 1907. It holds 532 policies insuring property up to 1,469,495. Receipts totaled 1,903.38 plus 699.45 carried over. expenditures 1,195.37, leaving 708.01 cash. Officers listed include Jacob Pick president, Fred Vask secretary, Henry Wenner treasurer. Collectors named: Wm. Klein Hospers, F. J. Klosterman Remsen, Hugene Schwebach Granville, H. A. Ahlers LeMars, J. F. Tritz Alton, E. J. Sohroaier Overs.
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Remsen Bell Enterprise
German Catholic Mutual Insurance Association of
Remsen
Jacob Pick
Fred Vask
Henry Wenner
Wm. Klein
Hospers
F. J. Klosterman
Hugene
Schwebach
Granville
H. A. Ahlers
LeMars
Alton
E. J. Sohroaier
Overs
Boy shoots self near Marcus in tragic accident
About 4 o clock last Saturday afternoon Adelbert Baumann five year old son of Mr and Mrs Henry Baumann seven miles south of Marcus accidentally shot himself with a 32 caliber revolver. The bullet entered the abdomen and severed the intestines. The child was taken to Dr Looms office in Marcus Sunday but died a few hours later.
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Adelbert
Henry Baumann
Marcus
For Rent Notice on Corner Clark and First Street
Rental offer for a house at the corner of Clark and First Street. Notice signed by H. Neumann from Mus. Neumann.
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Clark and
First Street
H. Neumann
Fair Exchange Back Pain Remedy Ad from Le Mars Citizen
Cedar Street farmer G W Forsythe testifies Woan's Kidney Pills relieved back ache and kidney irregularities after other therapies failed. He bought a box at Red Cross Drug Store and reported steady improvement. For sale by all dealers 60c. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Davies and take no other.
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le Mars
G. W. Forsythe
Cedar Streat
Woan
Dean
Red Cross
Frice
Foster-Milburen Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dvans
Chitto Harjo on Indian rights and old school fortune
A speech by Chitto Harjo criticizes reliance on fortune for Native rights. He recalls a 1897 Indian school instructor who mistook a horseshoe for her teeth, highlighting past mistreatment and cultural insult by settlers and officials.
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Chitto Marjo
Washington
Chitto Harjo
When Oregon Was In the Balance
A historical note on the 49th parallel as a critical border in North American politics. The Cruelic coast and Oregon’s future stakes are discussed, citing Captain Loempe and a Palmerston-era letter to the admiralty about the country’s value.
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Oregon
Canada
United States
Loempe
Lord Palmerston
Admiralty
Euss
Manchester Chronicle
The Only Way to Manage One Woman
A Birmingham Trust column quotes a writer and a witty reply about managing a single woman. The exchange ends with the line Don’t try as a concise punch in a humorous note.
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Tam
Birmingham
Long Wait Grandchild Echoes Through Time on TV
A playful exchange unfolds as a grandchild asks Grandpa his age and the elder replies in part humor and memory. The dialog hints at long years and shared family stories, contrasting eras and the passage of time.
Griggs Deflects Blame Over Wife’s Influence Comment
Dialogue captures a domestic dispute with Briggs defending himself and Griggs pushing back. The exchange centers on perceptions of influence and responsibility within marriage. No clear event or outcome is stated beyond the interpersonal clash.
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Griggs
Briggs
Gladstone Spokes In The Rain During Farming Talk
In a Manchester Guardian style anecdote, Mr Gladstone, over eighty, refuses an umbrella as rain falls. Mrs Gladstone offers cover with a mackintosh, he declines, then the garment slips, and the crowd disperses after the lengthy discourse on rabbit farming ends.
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Mr. Gladstone
Mrs. Gladstone
Manchester Guardian
Onion wisdom from the Globe Democrat on onions and health
A St Louis Globe Democrat excerpt argues onions cure biliousness and curb indigestion. It frames onions as medicine that improves digestion, mood, and social harmony, contrasting onions with bread and praising their nourishing value.
Afghan Justice and Ameer’s Harsh Revenge
An English engineer who led Afghanistan’s arsenal under Abdur Rahman faced complaints from fans, then left the country. Later, while on a ride outside the town, he witnessed executions of the assailant’s family by the ameer, a grim display recalled in a London Globe report.
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Abdur Rahman
Tua Barany
Cmeer
Magishinun
London Globe
Lost Paradise Tent at Shiloh Reclaimed in Battle Record
Lew Wallace notes in his autobiography about Shiloh recounting a tent labeled Paradise captured by Confederates on day one and retaken by Union forces on day two. The triumphant message Redeemed appeared as the camp in ruins and orders shifted during the two days of fierce fighting.
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Shiloh
Lew Wallace
Paradise
Battle of
Henorth
Tenurerard
Camp Furnituure
Masterful violin scroll recognized by connoisseurs
The text argues that genuine violin masters like Stead Amator Guarnerus are distinguished by the scroll and overall craft. It likens the subtle fingerprint of a painter to the violin's maker, noting experts can tell authentic work from imitations by careful study of the individual master’s touch.
Presence of Mind Under Fire
A captured Turkish officer facing execution asked for a drink of water. The commander gave assurance, but the prisoner threw the water to the ground and used the moment to preserve his life.
Puzzle Dimly Teases Title Role In-law Costs
A Washington Star puzzle caption features dialogue about a titled son-in-law. Mr Cam vox jokes he cannot place him in his expense account, calling him neither a recreation nor an investment.
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Mr. Camvox
Washington Star
Verbal Difference Used in Dental vs Accidental Injuries
A saying contrasts a professional tooth extraction with a tooth knocked out by accident, noting the only distinction is the wording. It highlights the difference between dental work and an accidental loss.
Dividing the Task and the Real Division of Jaber
A fragment quotes a remark attributed to a Bishop of Bristol about a bus ce and a person named Jaber, with the line She says hain does it presented as a question of who is responsible.
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Jaber
Haan
Bristol
Lamartine's Present. A 4000 Franc Gift Recalled
French editor Francois Buloz lent 4000 francs to poet and future minister Lamartine amid a plea for a poem after Lamartine agreed to contribute to Revue des Deux Mondes. Months later, with Lamartine busy in politics, the editor pressed for the piece. Lamartine returned the money and offered the poem as a gift. Buloz insisted gifts were not accepted, and the matter settled as square.
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Francois Buloz
J Las Revue-des-Deux -Mondes
Tso
Lamartine
Les Girondins
Ita Brent
Buloz
Ife
Butoz
la Revue Des Deux Mondes
Taumarting
Odd Customs Across Nations Contrast With Modern Laws
A survey of diverse practices highlights strict rules in various regions. In Japan every New Year must include flower decking while whistling on Buenos Ayres streets risks arrest. Ash and related groups ban certain meats and clothing colors and law enforcers seize horses after street accidents in St. Petersburg. In Africa ashantees bury a third of a dead man’s property as gold dust and grave looting is considered proper in war. polite phrases such as Allow me par don permit me to pass and Thanks show central Africa’s respectful introductions.
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Japan
Buenos
St. Petersburg
Central Africa
Doves and Religion Across Cultures
A remark notes the dove’s sacred status since Noah across Islam, Italian markets, Hin pundits, Assyrian empire, and Catholic symbolism of the Holy Ghost. Lady Bartox recounts a Mohammedan mystery play with Hossein’s bier, a dove perched nearby as crowds react with emotion, citing Sir Richard Burton.
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Hintoo
Old Assyrian Empire
Bartox
Hossein
Richard I’. Burton
Yet He Didn't Need Them
A bashful suitor, long courting a young lady, finally initiates a playful gesture with a rose. She offers a kiss for the rose, he blushes, and quickly departs to fetch more roses, keeping the humorous tempo of the encounter.
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Richard Jobe
Mr. Connor
Katie Carvel
Agnes Hughes
Tuea
Garretson, S. D
Connor Brothers
Tye
Stevens
J. ‘Rohmann
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Joe Seltzman
Farge
Rome
Kingsley
Les Mars
Beoker
Father McNally
Maurice
St. James Cemetery
Nika
Sabout
Sinai City
Wyue J. D. Mohan
E. A. Dalton
Joe Kennedy
A. Sartori
Geo. C. Sort
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Neta
T. J. Roland
Council Blutts
John Kelley
Bloomfield
R. Durochoe
South Dakota
Johnn Campbell
Ovens
O'Lear
Stobber
Mra. O. Kuster
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Remon
Messra
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Nick “Raden
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Perchy
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Mrs. King
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Fair Exchange
Onion Rovers
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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