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Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1906

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Wreck of Northwestern passenger train near California Junction

Northwestern passenger train No 76 bound for Minnesota collides with a freight engine at California Junction. Engineer John Murphy of Council Bluffs is killed. fireman and Matt Clerk Rogers injured. no passengers hurt. Train No 11 and two coaches crushed. track cleared in two hours. Murphy 50, of Boone.

Missouri Valley Iowa Northwestern Minnesota California Junction John Murphy Council Bluffs Matt Clerk Rogers Town Chicago and Northwestern Sioux City Fremont Nebraska Harrington Murphy Sioux Boone

Children’s Day Program at Congregational Church

Sunday June 10 marks Children’s Day at the Congregational church. The program, The Glad Children’s Day, features Bong, prayers, and musical selections including Six Little Sunbeams, Beautiful Bird of Summer, Baby’s Boats a Silver Coin, and a Rose Drill. Recitations include Truth, Look Up and Sing, and Her Bri en, with contributions by Harold Rothschild, Ethel Roush, Ruth Rothschild, Mary Ida Boyd, Hazel Hazlett, and the Sauter and Toppings families.

Glad Childrens Day Sauter Inez Toppings Jon Harold Rothschild Ardein Sauter Ethel Rousch Mary Ida Boyd Ruth Rothschild Her Brien Cannes Lo Santor Rose Drill

Campbell Bros Shows Bring Unprecedented Moral to LeMars

A big day at LeMars on Thursday June 7 features Campbell Bros shows touted as the leading American circus in full, splendorous form. The company promises never before seen acts and innovations under canvas, claiming to deliver the largest, finest, and most complete production ever to visit the region.

Campbell Bros America Times Campbell Brog Cuma iQhin Wizipiay

Governor Hanly Warns Against Corporate Greed Provoking Revolution

Governor Hanly at Purdue warns the nation faces a revolution sparked by corporate greed. He says legal regulations and wholesome laws must curb wealth’s control or history may repeat itself. He condemns despotism of money and urges action against muckrakers and muck beds to expose greed. Sunday School Conference planned in LeMars June 7-8 with Rev H Mosher and local officials urging turnout.

Lafayette Ind Hanly Purdue University LeMars Seasions Emanuel United Evangelical Church Main Second Streets H. Mosher I Ilinois State Sunday School Sheridan Ill H. Moser W. B Jacobs Chicago

Alum Baking Powder Sparks Health Warning in Congress

Prof A S Mitchell of Milwaukee testified before a congressional committee on pure food laws that alum in baking powders leaves soluble alum in food and is deleterious. Missouri chemist Schweitzer confirmed bread made with alum powder contains alum. The consensus: consuming alum in food is injurious, guiding prudent household use.

A. S. Mitchell Milwaukee Wisconsin Dairy and Food Commission Congressional Committee Doctor Schweitzer University of Missouri

Weather Crop Bulletin week ending June 4 1906 Des Moines Iowa

The week opened with a light frost and cool first half, then normal temperatures and light showers. Dry weather aided corn cultivation with adequate moisture for current needs. Stand is better than usual, moisture deficiency slowed small grain and hay in some areas, but most crops are fair to good. Pastures forage supply good. Potatoes garden truck and minor crops promising. Overall season appears promising.

Des Moines Iowa

Eight Remsen pupils graduate in Thursday exercises

Eight bright Remsen school pupils graduated on Thursday evening in the opera house. A crowded audience witnessed a keenly interested program. The graduates were Margaret M Eichhorn Elizabeth C Harnaos Anna Q Groth Catherine R Hoffmann Eugene P F Kieffer Louisa Schumacher Emma O Atkinson Marie C Wagner

Remsen Margaret M. Eichhorn Elizabeth C. Harnaos Anna QO. Groth Catherine R. Hoffmann Eugene PF. Kieffer Louisa ©. Schumacher Emma O. Atkinson Marie C. Wagner

Quiet Methodist wedding in Mt Pleasant union

A quiet wedding was held at the Methodist parsonage at 6 pm Monday uniting Miss Clara Hobart sister of Mrs. J B Walker and Mr Herbert Killips by Rev Walker. The ten service was used and both residents of Mt Pleasant Iowa returned to Mt Crease waking Pleasant where home awaited them.

Hinton Methodist Parsonage Clara Hobart J. B. Walker Herbert Killips Walker Mt. Pleasant Iowa Mt. Crease Pleasant

Victory For the White Sox Over Alton in Sunday Ball Game

A Sunday ball game at the park drew a large crowd as the White Sox beat Alton 10 to 8 after leading 4 to 2 through seven innings. Hoyt faltered in the eighth, Alton scored six to take the lead, but the White Sox erupted for three runs in the ninth. Dabh starred in the field for the White Sox, with Hodapp, Smith, and Lynch notable on defense. Umpire was Bogen.

White Sox Alton Ballpark Hoyt Trafford Dabh Hodapp Smith Lynchh GeMars Alton Smith Oped Eee Areng Strouse Lydsb Sporrer J. Dahb Gossene Barnard Lynch W. Hodapp F. Genthars Schmidt Coffey Wiltgen Hoyt Bodeneuis Reiter Lynch, J FE le Sbs

Western Union College Concert Promises Special Entertainment

The Wednesday evening concert at Western Union College features violinist Edward DeMeglio with admissions by ticket. The college board of trustees will meet next week regarding commencement. Herbert Blakeway, a Western Union normal graduate, is named principal of Hinton schools. Minnie Haase, also a normal graduate, will teach in Sioux Rapids Iowa. Roy Kerney, divinity student, seeks a home nearby as his mother plans to move.

Western Union College Jevening Edward DeMeglio Herbert Blakeway Hinton Town Minnie Haase Sioux Rapids Iowa Roy Kerney

Northwestern Iowa Chautauqua season tickets extended

Ticket sales for the Northwestern Iowa Chautauqua have been extended to June 20 due to canvassers not aging all interested buyers. Season tickets start at 82 and rise to 82.50 after June 20. Out-of-town purchasers can mail $2 to M. Hilbert, General Manager, for mail delivery.

Seldon M. Hilbert

Farmers Elevator stockholders meet at courthouse Saturday

Stockholders of the Farmers Elevator association are urged to attend a meeting at the courthouse on Saturday afternoon June 9 at 2 o clock to complete the organization of the association. The May 26 meeting was postponed due to floods, and officials hope no repeat disruption.

Farmers Elevator Association Court House

Miss Mable Kueny pupils give piano recital in LeMars

A Monday evening piano recital by Miss Mable Kueny and her music pupils at her Washington street studio featured a varied program. Performers included Lucille Reichmann, Grace Johnson, Lenora Jetters, Ella Kueny, Margaret Sammis, Iona Lauter, Clara Reichmann, Edna King, Hazel Hazlett, and others. Chopin Death of Mrs. William Beaver noted in Sioux City obit.

Mable Kueny Washington Street Lula “Jeffers Black Hawk Waaltz Lucille Reichmano Pernss Epee Ps Eret Af Johnson Grace Edith King Waeteenes Swaneecilbert Bivht Lenora Jetters Otter Durand Ella Kueny Anna Shuenk Spring Aga Richards

Tragic death of John J Crowley junior on Cedar Street

John J Crowley aged months died from convulsions at dawn Monday. Funeral from St James Church Tuesday at ten o'clock conducted by Rev Father BE O Warren. The family and neighbors mourn the loss of their fragile babe who was the pride of the household. Separately, the Western Union College conservatory will host a joint student concert on Wednesday June 6 at 8 pm with piano duets, vocal solos, readings, and instrumental numbers performed by Lena Morehouse Oral Lincoln Edith Alderman Minnie Mueller and others. Proceeds or admission by card.

John J. Crowley John Crowley Cedar Street St. James Church Father Be, O'Warren Himelf Doal Conservatory of Music Western Union College

LeMars Lodge Elects Officers for July Installation

LeMars Lodge No 255 I O O F elected officers on Monday evening. The installation is set for July at the regular meeting. Elected officers include J G Koenig Jr as N G Cecil Bechtie as W G J M Haziett as Secretary Buchanan Dreanrer.

Social gatherings and a June event roundup in LeMars

Miss Marion Hinds hosted about twenty guests to honor Arthur Dunn of Grinnell with music games and ice cream. Larrabee camp M W A plans a sixth annual picnic with J A Sammis as orator. Mrs Frank Sennison hosted twenty five ladies for a parting party for Mrs I Mahan and guest Mrs I J Errett. Congregational ladies were entertained by Mrs Henry Leisinger. Vradenburg attends Oberlin graduation for son George and visits relatives. Miss Gengler and John Kuborn wed at Struble Catholic church. reception with many gifts at bride’s mother’s home. couple to reside on Paul Branch farm.

William Beaver LaMars Wm. Beaver St. Joseph's Hospital Sioux City Beaver Park Street Peter Miller Frank Hasrling LeMars Henry Huehn Beloit Iowa Frank Haerling P. K. Miller This City Ohio John Huebn Neptune This County Henry Muehn Marion Hinds Arthur Dunn Grinnell Hinds Frank Sennison I. &. Mahan Oklahoma I. J. Errett Minneapolis Ladies and Society of the Congregational Church Henry Leisinger M. E. Flaugher Gengler Nic Gengler John Kuborn Struble John Domnisses Paul Branch Manny Nice

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