LeMars Flower Show Opens Monday and Tuesday
The first big LeMars flower show under the Garden club opens Monday at Pew’s Garage from noon to nine each day. Judging begins at noon Monday with Mrs. T. J. Cole, Bernice Laux and Mrs. Joy Perry as judges. The peony classes shift to one stalk per entry to allow more exhibitors.
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LeMars
Pew's
T. J. Cole
Bernice Laux
Joy Perry
Ventrica
J. C. Penney Co
Lenry Field
Lampert Lumber Company
Henry Field
Beuchler Wootery
Jer. Brucher
Vienna Isakery
Royal Barber Shop
Burg Company
T. S. Cole
City Council Hears Crossing Watchmen Debate and Subdivision Grade
The LeMar City Council held a short meeting Tuesday voting on Resolution 1094 about a contract with Mathey Lrow and discussing three ordered crossing watchmen at N Wy Street Second Ave W and First Ave J. The railroad opposed creating a precedent for many watchmen, while talk of automatic safety alarms was raised as an alternative. The session also covered Bi Henning's request to establish a grade in Dalton’s subdivision with talks of a possible three foot disruption, with City Engineer B C Woolley to study a compromise.
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B.C. Woolley
Le Mars Retailers Weigh Wednesday Store Hours
The May 92EN STORES meeting discussed keeping stores open Wednesday evenings for midweek shoppers. No decision was made. retailers will receive questionnaires. Cards must be returned today and a meeting will be held tomorrow to act on the matter.
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le Mars
DePree Family Departures Stub from Rock Rapids
Mrs J J DePree left Tuesday night for Helmbhurst Illinois to visit her son Donald DePree a Holland Furnace Co salesman. She will then go to Grand Rapids Michigan to see her mother. Several Rock Rapids residents spent Decoration Day at the Pope home including Mrs Bessie Lorenzen and Mr and Mrs Leonard Pope with Geraldine and the Baustians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
J. J. DePree
Helmbhurst
Jil
Donald DePree
The
Holland Furnace Co
Grand Rapids, Mich
Dr. DePree
J. Ns. Heeves
Anni Pope
Leonard Pope
Geraldine
Blum
Bessie ,Lorenzen, Wayne
Neva Baustian
Rock Rapids
Geo, Pope
Farm Bureau to Celebrate June 25 at LeMars Park
Plymouth County Farm Bureau plans its annual county wide picnic in Cleveland park LeMars on June 25 with J R Howard of the Federal Farm Board as main speaker on cooperative marketing in the corn belt. The event includes sports for kids, a noon football game, a concert, and an old fashioned dinner followed by a farm bureau dance and Catholic Daughters banquet.
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Plymouth County Farm Bureau
Cleveland Park
LeMars
J. R. Howard
Federal Farm Board
Howard
Armerican Farm Bureau Federation
Town Farm Bureau
Farm Board
Corn Belt
U Offiteals
County Farm Bureau
Northwest Town
County Farm Bureau Board
George
Keara
Wwolser Park
McDuffie Park
Farm Waren
Home Project Division
Farm Bureau
Farm Hueren
Plang
Automatic Coal Company introduces new Sioux City heating system
The Automatic Coal Company of Sioux City builds a ground to powder coal plant with 100 ton daily capacity and 400 ton storage. It delivers coal in airtight tanks to homes or plants via air pressure or a carburation device. The system is fully automatic with a thermostatic control, reducing smoke and ashes. officers include W. J. Fickey president A. C. Cooper secretary and A. C. Anderson chief engineer. Directors include W. W. Mackarlane W. C. Wells G C W Stott I K Keeler and I G B Schoeneman.
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Sioux City
Automatic Coal Company
W. J. Fickey
LeMurs
A. C. Cooper
A. C. Anderson
W. W. Mackarlane
W. C. Wells
Real Estate Transfers and Trustee Filings in Akron and Nearby Towns
Dealings involve Patrick Neary transferring lot 10 block 17 A Akron to H W Johnson for 600 dollars. Portland township trustees convey lots 40 and 41 block 4 Portland Cemetery to C E Johnson. Hugh Maxwell sheriff sells NEY NW 21-92-45 to RB J Koehler trustee for 7000 dollars from Filkfist National Bank Akron. Harry Liss acquires part 25-92749 for 3687 dollars. L Cooper receiver sells Bruns First Add lots 9 and 10 block 2 Brunsville for 3500 dollars. Bertha L Madison guarantor to R E Tall lot 17 block 28 Payne & Wormley add Kingsley for 2700 dollars. Names Mann, Simpson, Johnson, Huazelwood, and others noted after fishing trip from Farmeland Minnesota.
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Portland Township
C. E. Johnson
Portland Cemetery
Hugh Maxwell
RB. J. Koehler
Part Ney
Filkfist National Bank
Akron
Harry Liss
L. ¥. Cooper
Carl Oltmann
Bruns
Brunsville
Bertha L. Madison
Guar
R. E
Tall
Payne ,& Wormley
Kingsley
Rippey and Lubden Win Sheriff Nominations in Dry Run
Ralph Rippey of Kingsley secured the Democratic sheriff nomination with 67 votes and 390 to Jay Keliher’s 323. John Lubben of LeMars won the Republican nod with 1,350 to 1,130 for T. C. Walker and 315 for August Witt, benefiting from home-town support in Kingsley and Grant township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Rippey
Kingsley
John Lubden
LeMars
Mr. Rippey
Globe Post
Jay. Keliher
Keliher
Rippey
John Lubben
T. C. Walker
August Witt
Lubben
Er Fin Grant-abd “Preston
Plymouth County
Grant Township
Ralph Marcue Weds at Hawarden
Ralph Marceue and Dinwier den official Jiev Burgess united in marriage at Hawarden at high noon on a Wednesday. After a brief honeymoon the couple will reside on the Lemar area farm. Jekoy LaBaba bought a new Chevrolet last week.
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Ralph W. Marene
Tle Mara
Jorn Greg
Dinwierden
Hawarden
Isurl Burgess
Inge
Marcue
Lemar
Jekoy LaBaba
Chevrolet
And Mary Sid presented by Worcester Union choir
A three act play by Liaurence to be staged tonight at Union Consolidated School auditorium Worcester Wisconsin by the Meanders Brotherhood Union Township Preahy tertin church choir. Cast includes Cary Sterling Miss Ruby Thompson Laurence Cirey and Erroll Smith with Harolds and Miss Phyllis Morton among others in a tale of adolescence and family dynamics.
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Mary Sid
Liaurence
Worcester
Meanders Broothe Union Township Preahytertin Church
Union Consolidated School
Eriday
Eipht A'Eloe
Cary Sterling
Ruby ‘Thompson
Laurence Cirey
Lancelot Jérroll Smith
Sterling
Bianche Fyres
Pressa Rand
LaVonne Lindsay
Daniel Grey
Laurence Ind
Harold Thompson
Maith Smith
Mary
Henry
Gaurdner
Matilda
Lawrence Wyres
Georgia
Erroll Smith
Wonderful shooting feats to wow LeMars crowd
Dave Flannigan, famed rifle shot, brings an IKSI exhibition to LeMars on June 18 under Koenig Hardware. He will shoot three steel washers tossed in air before they fall, with six targets airborne at once and six clean breaks at high speed. The show features rifle, shotgun, and revolver stunts.
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Dave Flannigan
IKSI
Jin
Kmiannigan
LeMars
Iuspices
Koenig Hardware Co
High Wind Wrecks Farm at Kingsley
Kingsley June 5 Special A destructive wind storm struck six miles southwest of town damaging Willian Creasy’s farm tenanted by Howard Beil. The wind ripped off the roof of the barn and two large cattle sheds, blew over the corn crib and hen house, killed some pigs, and caused substantial property damage. Trees fell, power and telephone lines were down, and overall damage spanned the area with lightning and rain.
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Kingsley
Severy
Willian Creasy
Howard Beil
Hamill Smith Snowed Under in Town Gubernatorial Race
John Hammill and Md Lmniith, old guard of Town Republican politics, trailed Dan Turner for governor and L J Dielkingon for senator. Dickinson led Huarmuil by over 40 000 votes, Turner by over 100 000. Lund polled about 30 000. Hammill opposed the Smoot Howley tariff, while Turner gained with his reputation for sincerity amid state issues and pork pledges from bonds. Greenwalt led for secretary of state, Plymouth county results noted on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hammill
Povernor
Ad Md Lmniith
Dan Turner
L. J. Dielkingon
Dickingon
Huarmuil
Turner
Franks J. Lund
Marmill
Dickinson
Hammill
Ed Smith
Smith
Id Smith
Greenwalt
Plymouth County
Globe-Post
Married couples and funeral procession noted in brief
OCR fragment lists several names with ages and locations including Veta Cet and Max Walter with legal markers, Castana Mack Woods and Sioux City residents, and Norma Irish. It notes Mr and Mrs Will Sauter of fonda Iowa attending the funeral of Maury Groetken in LeMars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veta Cet
Max Walter
Castana
Ethel 1B
Morton
Legal
Castana Mack St. Woods
Sioux City
Mary Agnes Swain
Sioux C
Thomas HH
Horson
Ash
Neb
Stoasa
Lee Hemphill
Merrill Osmond W. Dingman
Burge
Sloux City
Will Sauter
Fonda, Lowa
LeMars
Maury Groetken
Akron Man Hit-Run Victim in Critical Condition
Sever Anderson aged 40 from Akron is in critical condition at St. Joseph's hospital after a hit and run in Sioux City. He has a fractured skull and other injuries. Charles Gross and Fred Garvey chased and cornered Cleve Youn of Macy Nebraska, the alleged driver, with a $100 reward offered by the AAA for hit and run drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sever Anderson
Akron
Sioux City
St. Joseph's Hospital
Charles Gross
Fred Garvey
Bronx
Cleve Youn
Macy
Neb
Dat
The
Hailston es An Inch In Diameter
Intermittent thundershowers provided moisture as hailstones about an inch across fell during a storm. Records show three instances late this week with a total precipitation of 26 inches noted by Terry Newell, weather observer.
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St Thireday
Noo
Terry Newell
Pevernaieit Weather Observer
Family Visits Highlight Midwest Travel Party
Will Stachel of Racine Wisconsin visited his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Straebel and his niece Alevin Ludwig of Ovens before driving to Madison Minnesota Tuesday morning for a family visit. They were joined by Miadi J Oliver and daughter Lois Ann spending the week at Mr and Mrs Peter Ketlen’s home. Mr and Mrs J N Kissinger and daughter Jennie were Sioux City visitors on Wednesday.
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Mrg
L. B. Hulschus
Sdobby
Hudsebun
Will Stachel
Racine
Wisconsin
Rank Straehel
Alevin Ludwigs
Ovens
Madison
Minnesota
Miadi
J. Oliver
Lois Ann
Peter Ketlen
Oliver
J. N. Kissinger
Jennie
Sioux City
Highway program approved by state commission
County Auditor W J Boyd received a notice that the state highway commission approved the entire local road program passed by the board of supervisors. The project, previously approved conditionally due to objections in Grant and Preston townships, moves forward now. Frank Staebell remains in stable condition, and Gative Alevoh of Meadow township was admitted at LeMars Tuesday.
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W. J. Boyd
Board of Supervisors
Grant
Preston Township
Sioux City
Commission
Ames
Young mother Mrs Dirks dies after long illness
Mrs Dirks of Akron passed away at home Friday after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held today at Grant Township Lutheran Church with burial in Grant Township Cemetery. She leaves a husband a regional daughter her mother Mrs Jenken three sisters and four brothers.
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Bread Dirks
Akron
Grant Township
Riets
Rank Oethen
Piertan
George George
John Renken
Chiat
New Suits Filed Involving CEO McGrider and Hentpey
Fragmented text alleges lawsuits naming CEO McGrider and Johnny Hentpey. Claims reference a joint heritage tour, commission divisions, notes to BOC and SMO, and a list of names including Clara Athush and Silverberg Bros. Pieces mention a Bible school and a community parade with dates and enrollment notes.
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McGrider Va
Johnny Hentpey
Wold
Clara Athush
SMO
Silverberg. Bros
Ve. Bermade
Cobs
Change in Merrill Town road alignment approved
County board approved a change to the Merrill town trunk road entering Merril to ease steep gradients. Land condemnation steps were authorized and J. G. Smaltz was named appraiser for the county. Landowners in Elgin township sections 27 34 and 24 34 were to be notified to remove trees and fences along the road. Don Sedgwick and daughter Beverly Anne visited LeMars from Rockford en route to Redlands California where Charles Sedgwick operates a printing shop.
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M. Mo
Merril
J. G. Smaltz
Ape Pridner
Elgin
Eigin
Don Sedgwick
Beverly Anne
LeMara
Rockford
Redlands
California
Initiation and Social Events Mark Evergreen Grove Units
Arlene Simeon of LeMars was initiated into Evergreen Grove Woodmen Circle by Silver Leaf Groves No 102 in Bloun City. Sinclair state manager of Des Moines oversaw the initiatory work with five officers and guards. Attendees from LeS Mara included Mr and Mrs Farnham, Mrs Rose Bensen, Olga Bugnerly and Mrs Howe Smith. Silver Leaf Grove No 192 will hold a pot luck supper on Monday evening June 9 at 6 in Continental Hall Sioux City with Nell Kielser as general chairman. A card party open to the public will follow with bridge and 500, prizes and refreshments.
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Hildrethvangelical Church
Myrtle Thel Streyffeler
Earnon T. Heidenreich
Fort Collins
Colorado
8. H. Streyffeler
LeMars
Western Union College
H. A. Martindale
Oxford
Indiana
BR. H Aurand
In HH. Seager
Shells
Scott
Lohenprin
Emily Mayne
Ralph Streyffeler
John Sherk
Paul Mare Jey
Groan
Arlene Simeon
Evergreen Grove
Woodmen Circle
Silver Leaf
Groya
Bloun City
Siow
Sinclair
Des Moines
Les Mara
Farnham
Rose Bensen
Atra
Olga Bugnerly
Howe Smith
Silver Leaf Grove
Woden Circle
Continental Hall
Fifth and
Douglas Streets
Sioux City
Nell Kielser
Plymouth Block
Ploux City
Silver Leaf Guards
Milk Producers Plan Meetings In Derry And Liberty Townships
Milk producers in Derry township will meet at the Pepe ry center school house Friday evening June 60 to discuss market conditions and plans for a unit of Equity Union Creameries at Sioux City. Speakers include Weber chairman Plymouth county marketing committee Davies of the Unionist and Public Forum Sioux City and County Agent Monroe. A Liberty township milk producers meeting is set for Monday evening June 6 at Liberty consolidated school start time 7.30.
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Derry Township
Pepery Center
Sioux City
Equity Union Creameries, Inc
Sloux City
O. . Weber
Plymouth Countrymarketing Committee
Davies
Unionist and Public Forum
M. ©. Monroe
Wil Berger
Liberty Township Farm Bureau
Wil
Liberty Township
Liberty Consolidated School
Katlock
O. Ll. Weber
Plymouth County Marketing Committee
Equity Union Creameriog
Kloux City
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IST
Pew
Jennie Kissinger
Mrs
Arthur Greenen
Hempen
Town
Catholic Daughters of Almertcanl
J. J. Kelley
Rey
Li J. Cooper
Tev
J. van
Ki. Geelun
W. Brucher
Janek Jarrefl
Reve Ali Zimmeran
Mra. Lows Wagner
J. C. Schafer Aund Key
J B. Caetemann
Powdel
Patrick Neary
H. W. Johnson
Kenneth Mann
Frank Simpson
Archie Johnson
Minenapolis
Roy Huazelwood
Farmeland
Minn
Myrtle FE. Streyffeler
Lubden
Ralph Marcue
Farher
Howard Bell
Yucaday
Hamimill-Smith
Iowa
Highway Commission
Frank Staebell
Bacred Heart Hospital
Giative Alevoh
Meadow Township
Codler
leMars Tesday
Mra. Bred
Dirk
Bible
Echool
Wiecdsay
Sime
Merrill Town
Milk Producers
Perry Center
Mike
Perry Whill School
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