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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
3
After four games of the first completed series on Sunday May 26, Lincoln's Eppling matches four safeties in five at bats to topple Ruppert from the top of the slugger rankings. Perry held to steady by Johnson's defense as Ruppert loses lead.
Fredonia moves into position as leaders in league play. Berkenpas anchors the back stop while the team posts a 362 average across both divisions. Lincoln Nationals top all teams with a 362 rating, followed by other clubs whose ratings round out the standings in this partial, readable segment.
Ireton reports Decoration Day social visits as John Campbell of Spencer Elmer Campbell of Woonsocket and Lois of Huron stayed with relatives. Mrs Sam Whitney and Mrs Robert Hughes of Seattle arrived for a visit at the Chas Hughes home. Miss Alta Wright left for Blue Earth Minn after visiting here. Mr and Mrs A T Stafford of Alton visited Friday. Mr and Mrs F J Parrott and daughters went to Sioux City Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harley Brown and children also went to Sioux City Sunday. Blanche McCrory returned home with them. A message said Mrs Frank Sinthings died at her Hazelton North Dakota home.
Center township and Remsen area record a parade of visitors and events. Residents from Iowa City, Sioux Center, LeMars and Sioux City call on families, attend schools and picnics, and join church and 4-H activities. Local pupils depart for summer school, a ball game against Moville ends 5 to 1, and thefts of poultry prompt warnings amid ongoing community life.
Last Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Don Kahl in Union township included Mr and Mrs George Steele and daughter Lois, Mr and Mrs Albert Werth Celeste and Kenneth Werth.
SENEY Mr and Mrs Lora Green hosted Decoration Day guests including Mr and Mrs Harry Britton Mr and Mrs Geo Schmidt and daughter Shirley of Spencer and Mr and Mrs Wesley Green and son of Sioux City Also present were Mr and Mrs Will Atter of Reno Oklahoma en route to Pipestone Minnesota W D Kennedy from Denver visited at Evans home Anne Buss of Darlington Wisconsin and Irving McArthur with trips to Gayville Chas Conner Marcus and Lizzie Conner visit Mrs Darville LeMars and Jessie Kennedy plan Cedar Falls trip plus university commencement Erlynne Kennedy graduates and returns with family to visit John Lancaster Sr Sioux City Holiness Mission Ruthven trip D F McArthur J R Hinde and Ralph Hinde fish Ruthven Sioux City doctor visit for Irving health care.
In October 1842 Governor John Chambers of Iowa Territory pressed Sauk and Fox leaders at Agency near Ottumwa to sell the remaining lands and relocate. The conference focused on moving the tribes to a new homeland as part of the territorial policy.
The 1841 conference saw Keokuk and Black Hawk’s son among chiefs arriving in ceremonial finery as Governor Chambers, Capt James Allen, Lt Ruff, and claim commissioners from Alfred Hebard and Arthur Bridgman oversaw a debt settlement. Trade, whisky settlers, and inflated sums surrounded negotiations, with claims reduced from 812,266.48 to 258,564.34 and Indians agreeing to pay that amount via land and goods.
Fragmentary OCR describes a treaty article where the government would pay the tribe annual annuities of four percent on an eight hundred thousand dollar purchase price. In exchange the Indians sold about a third of the present state of Iowa. The document cites debts and a payout structure totaling forty thousand dollars yearly.
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