LeMars Edges Alton 1 0 In Ten Inning Pitchers Duel
A crowd of 1200 watched LeMars score in the tenth inning after a muffed fly by shortstop. Freymann allowed six hits and struck out six, while Gaspar gave up nine hits and six strikeouts. Osborne doubled and Malden singled to drive in the winning run as LeMars prevailed 1 to 0 in a low error, air tight game.
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LeMars
Alton
L-Mars
Wlemars
Osborne
Malden
Short
Skipney" Harrison
Aston
Freymann
Middleton
Remsen
Hawarden
Great European Dreath Forecast Warns of Global Crop Loss
W. T. Foster of Washington issues a prophecy claiming a devastating European drought will peak June to August and slash Western crops by two thirds. He predicts Australia and East Indies losses, rising wheat above $2 a bushel, and says North America must feed Europe, with further continental droughts before us.
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W. T. Foster
Washington, D. C
Europe
Portugal
Constantinople
British Channel
Baltice Sea
America
Canada
Australia
East Indies
Oceanica
Meridian 180
North America
Russia
Washington
Miss Blackburn to lead junior chautauqua circuit
Miss Margaret Blackburn returns from Chicago where she studied at Columbia College of Expression and departs June 17 for Columbus Ohio to join Redpath Chautauqua. She will oversee the junior chautauqua across portions of Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia this summer. Mrs Mike Reard of Ovens and grandson Aloysius Junker visit relatives in Howard South Dakota at the homes of Mrs Reard's daughters Mrs Joe Junker and Mrs M D Dornbusch.
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Chautauqua
Margaret Blackburn
Chicago
Columbia College of Expression
Columbus
Ohio
Redpath Chautauqua
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Mike Reard
Ovens
Aloysius Junker
Oil Extends The Limit With Remsen Back Test
Tristhip to Remsen and back proves McGrite lubricant's claim of forming a durable film with minute particles that fill bearing pores. L G Kaskey of Sioux City demonstrates a dry crankcase run and notes extended oil life, reduced wear, and smoother operation in a Mitchell six during the test.
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Kaskey
Remsen
Harley Butler
Jit” Sexton
Globe-Post
Henry Groetken
Falke
LeMara
Kingsley Town Finances Highlight Park Dedication
In Remsen last Sunday I observed the dedication of a new athletics park funded by the town at a little over nine thousand dollars. Kingsley reports over twelve thousand dollars in the treasury with no bonded debt and a tax levy about half that of Kingsley. The town recently built a water tower and extended mains, added crossings, and maintains street lighting and a marshal with a street commissioner, while holding substantial tax revenue anticipated this year.
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Kingsley News-Times
Remsen
Kingsley
Defies Police Threats Leads To Insanity Ruling
Katie Hoffmann, 50, unmarried, was found insane by the sanity commission and taken to Cherokee. The incident began when Mayor Cooper ordered city workers to cut weeds behind the Hoffmann home, Hoffmann grappled with Police Chief John Tucker, delaying the work until she was taken into custody.
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Katie Hoffman
Katie Hoffmann
Insanity Commission
Cherokee
Sam Schessler
Miss Hoffman
Nick Hansen
Walmer
Charlie A. Huctn
Cooper
Hoffmann
Salt for Livestock Promotes Milk and Health
Iowa farm researchers report sheep and cattle need ample salt for optimum milk production and well being. Experiments show salt deprivation drives erratic behavior in sheep and lowers lamb growth. free choice salt feeders are recommended for sheep, swine, and cattle.
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John M. Evward
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Iowa Station
Graduation Exercises Held at St Joseph Parochial Schools
Graduation exercises yesterday at St Joseph parochial schools began at 2 30 PM with Mer W A Pape addressing the assembly. Bishop Heelan of Sioux City presented diplomas and spoke briefly. Eighth grade and high school grads included Clarinda Schnepf Susan Kemp William Zimmer Omar Topf Cletus Nemmers Theodore Langel Gertrude Braun Florence Burkhard Esther Fisch Helen Groetken Celeste Nemmers Clementine Puetz Josephine Ruppert Adella Starzl Vera St Germain.
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St. Joseph's
Mer. W. A. Pape
Bishop Heelan
Sioux City
Clarinda Schnepf
Susan Kemp
William Zimmer
Omar Topf
Clet
Legal Notices Across Multiple Origins
Names listed include John Keininges, Grace Schroeder, Hubert Larson aged 25, Ina Smith 24, Joseph Austin 22, Ellendale North Dakota, Ethel Thompson 21 Akron. Details appear in a legal notices section with party identifiers and locations.
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John Keininges
LeMars Grace Schroeder
Buffalo
N. Y
Hubert C. Larson
Ina M. Smith
Joseph Austin
Ellendale
N. D
Ethel A. Thompson
Akron
Virgin Paradise actors endure real volcano on Caribbean shoot
The Elite theater features William Foxs new photoplay A Virgin Paradise showing Monday and Tuesday. Director J Searle Dawley led the cast to Martinique for authentic volcano footage as the sleeping crater erupted suddenly trapping them briefly before they escaped with only ashfall.
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William Fox
West Indies
J. Searle Davey
Martinique
St. Pierre
Mr. Dawley
Ten Nights in a Bar Room on Screen at Royal Theater
The film adaptation of Ten Nights in a Bar Room arrives at the Royal theater for Monday and Tuesday, June 5 and 6 in eight reels. John Lowell leads a strong cast including Baby Ivy Ward and Ethel Dwyer with spectacular effects such as the inn fire and river log jam fight. The screen version, by L Case Russell, closely follows the original tale of Joe Morgan, his daughter Mary, and his battle with inherited weakness, offering a powerful love story alongside dramatic action.
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Europe
Royal Theater
John Lowell
Baby Ivy Ward
Neil Clark Keller
Charles Mackay
Ethel Dwyer
Kempton Green
L. Case Russell
Sameta
Joe Morgan
Mary Morgan
Fair Weather Forecast For Upper Mississippi Valley
The United States Weather Bureau predicts fair conditions for June 6 through June 10 in the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with temperatures running somewhat above normal.
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United States Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Missouri
LeMara Military Band opens season at Southside Park
Large crowd gathered at Southside Park last Tuesday for the LeMara military band concert. Director Lee Maynard announces next Wednesday's program featuring Royal Scotch Highlanders, King Three Merry Knights, Simple Confession, A Little Bird Whispered It to Me, Intermezzo, Poet and Peasant, Harmony Heaven, Princess of India, Iowa Corn Song, Royal Circle, Triumphal March, Operatic Rag, and more under Needemeyer.
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Southside Park
LeMara
Lee Maynard
Royal Scotch Highlanders
Stroussa
Thome
Arb
Aptiene
Snyder
Harmony Heaven
Barnhouse
Iowa
Barnhouse Royal Circle
Dalby
Needemeyer
Lemberg
Fell From Buggy Leaves Woman Unconscious for Hours
Mrs. Ed Fischer was found unconscious in the road near Dalton after a buggy ride. The horse and buggy were located nearby with the steel tire missing, suggesting the horse may have frightened and the car did not strike. She was taken to Sacred Heart hospital in LeMars where her condition was considered not dangerous.
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Ed Fischer
Anton Meis
Dalton
Miniature Window Display Draws Crowds At Round Oak
A Round Oak Heating window display features a scaled bathroom with tile white walls and full appliances. The exhibit includes a doll sized water closet tub and lavatory, and a southeast corner bidet surprise. Over 800 spectators viewed the display on Saturday.
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Round Oak Heating Company
Lead arsenate and protective methods for young cucumber plants
Iowa State College advise early cucumber care to combat striped beetles. Apply lead arsenite solution to leaf surfaces and powdered lead arsenate around vines if insects appear. Use perimeters or shielding to keep beetles out, and plant pickles by June 1. Extra early-season attention required due to pest pressures.
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Iowa State College
Iowa
Forester Rates To Be Explained At Iowa Meeting
The chief rangers and financial secretaries of nine Iowa courts of the Catholic Order of Foresters will meet at 1 30 pm Monday June 5 in the K Nall Le Mars. The towns represented include Remsen Sioux City Granville Hawarden Rock Valley Cherokee Le Mars Danbury Larchwood. The new insurance rates adopted by the order will be explained to officers who will relay them to members.
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Iowa
Monlay
Primaries Open With Light Democrat Contests
Primary day begins with little competition among Democrats. Only one nomination contested in the Second district between Toval Kloster and Gustave Alesch. Republicans field four candidates for sheriff Hugh Maxwell incumbent Wm Langer H G Munro and H W Gorath. Four candidates seek the coroner post A B Barnett L E Mauer and E E Bleasedell.
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Toval Kloster
Gustave Alesch
F. A. Stevers
Remsen
Thos. Malone
Hugh Maxwell
Wm. Langer
H. G. Munro
H. W. Gorath
Akron
A. B. Barnett
L. BE. Mauer
Butter Quality and Salt Guidelines from Iowa State College
A dairy coach from Iowa State College outlines butter scoring criteria focusing on salt fineness and uniform color. He stresses pale or deep color can be acceptable if uniform, and warns against rancidity or excessive fat. proper timing before churning helps control salt balance and flavor.
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M. Mortensen
Iowa State College
Howe
Hardware firm sues over goods in freight car attachment
Koenig Bowers files suit against printer C G C Burton for 57 20 for merchandise. Defendant left town with goods billed to Des Moines attached on a freight car. Lilly sues Melvin Moffatt Hertha Moffat and Mary Haney for 1800 on promissory note plus 120 insurance and 70 attorney fees.
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Koenig-Bowers Hardware Company
C.gc. Burton
Des Moines
Lilly
Melvin Moffatt
Hertha Moffat
Mary Haney
Man Adjudged Insane. Local Saint James Parish Meeting Planned
Wd Atter of Hubbard street was declared insane by the county insanity commission Saturday and sent to Cherokee. The Ladies Aid Society of St. James Catholic church will meet in church parlors June 5 with Mrs. Win Carel and Mrs. Mary Coffey as hostesses.
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Atter
Hubbard Street
County Insanity Commission
Cherokee
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. James Catholic Church
Win, Carel
Mary Coffey
Exploding Tank Kills Local Man
William I. Burke, a former LeMars resident and factory foreman, died when a compressed air tank exploded during testing at about twenty pounds per square inch. The end ruptured, striking Burke and tearing off his skull, as he leaned over the seam with soap suds. The tank, 3/16 inch steel and five by seven feet, was welded at the end and may have been defective. Burke had moved to Sioux City. funeral at St. Boniface Church and burial at Mt. Calvary followed.
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The
Globe Post
Abce Parke
Sioux City
William I. Burke
LeMars
St. Boniface Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Burke
Mr. Burke
J. W. Kenitzer
South
Kenitzer
Laesides
Wire Nearly Causes A Fire At Dental Office
Dentists in Go A Burris offices faced a near fire when a wire short circuited in dental equipment. Proboe Nault detected fumes and Protvail forced entry to find dense smoke. investigators concluded wiring caused the danger and minimal damage resulted.
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Preton Lealgaar
Tre
Burris
Proboe Nault
Hidden high explosives found near railroad coal chute
Shortly after Clyde Dooley was jailed last week railroad workers near a coal chute uncovered high explosives and steel drills. Sheriff Langwin said the tools likely intended for a future robbery by veggs, with officials not confirming any link to Dooley or his missing photograph.
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C Crilis
Yeggs
Clyde Dooley
Veggs
Langwin
Dooley
LeMars Laundry Opens in Former McArthur Meat Market Building
Jong Chong, a Chinese entrepreneur, rented the former McArthur meat market in LeMars and said machinery is on the way for a June 21 opening. He has operated laundries for 30 years in central Iowa and will run this one for his son Honk Chong.
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McArthur
Jong Chong
LeMars
Mr. Chong
Lawa
Honk Chong
Water sprouts can be removed to conserve tree wood
Town state college horticulturists say water sprouts form on apple trees after pruning in fall and winter. They can be pulled off easily while young and green without harming the tree, and have little value to the tree.
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Town State College
Yearling cattle top Western Union market at Sioux City
Akron's Joseph Brundeen led a top Hereford yearling load sold at $4.65, matching the week's high price. The sale included cattle bought last fall and Brundeen’s own riding stock, with weights around 415 pounds and strong feeder capability noted. Market day also reported as a success with a Merrill Record community market event offering dairy and farm goods.
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Sioux City
Joseph Brundeen
Akron
Mr. Brundeen
Grain and market quotes from Plymouth Milling and partners
Prices for wheat corn and rye listed by Plymouth Milling Co and Sjostrom Bros with Alexander as manager for LeMarc hogs. Wool and tallow prices from Cragg Co quoted through T W Flaherty. Includes butter, eggs, hogs, packing stock, hides, and wool price ranges dated June 1, 1922.
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Y- Plymouth Milling Company
Sjostrom Bros
Alexander
LeMarc
T. W. Flaherty
Wm. Cragg & Co
Hutter
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