Prospects On Corn Favorable In State Report
Reports show corn prospects favorable with extensive plantings by May 15 and June 1 conditions about 75 percent of normal. Wheat and oats yield expectations mixed amid drought and cool snaps. hay and pastures suffer severe damage from drought with alfalfa yields short. A wedding breakfast in Marcus featured Irene Galligan Cora Peters and Lucille Herbert. Nile green and old rose decorations matched bride’s Holy Name school colors.
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Iowa
Irene Galligan
Cora Peters
Lucille Herbert
Marcus
LaVerna Dalph
Sioux City
Holy Name High School
Minneapolis
Remsen
LeMars
Pen Pendleton Akron Obituary Remembers Mrs Sarah J Pendleton
Mrs Sarah J Pendleton died at her Akron home last Thursday morning at 78 years. Born in Fayette County Wisconsin on December 6 1846 she married John Pendleton in 1865 and moved from Wisconsin to LeMars then Akron. Eight children survived with 20 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held in Akron M B church with W R C in attendance and interment at Riverside cemetery beside her husband who died in 1920.
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Sarah J. Pendleton
Sarah Jane Thomas
Fayette County
Wis
Wisconsin
John Pendleton
Grant County
Third Wisconsin Cavalry
LeMars
Akron
Mattie Smith
Carrie Ogden
Edward
Jesse
William
Emily Alkire
Sioux City
Pendleton
Mu. E. Church
Tim
Akron M. B
Hig Ferman
G. J. Poppenheimer Haid
Riverside Cemetery
Wedding breakfast for the young couple at bride’s home
Radium silk gown described with nile green hat trimmed in silver gray and gray accessories. After the ceremony a three course Wedding breakfast was served to the immediate families of the couple at the bride’s home.
Executor's Notice in Plymout County Iowa 1925
Notice to all interested that on June 13 1925 the district court of Plymouth county Iowa appointed executor of the estate of Charles W. Williams deceased late of LeMars Iowa. Debts to estate must be presented. Attorneys for executors listed.
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Utdersiae
District Court
Plymouth County
Exsenizix
Charlies Wo Wiis
Osaziy
Sand Estate
Lesal Te Sabi
Foo Gow Thoms
Jones E Lals
Court adjudicates county premium on tuberculosis control
In ad Crees county and adjoining Jasper and Pot counties the tuberculosis eradication program is financially encouraged. Counties modified receive 1 cent per 166 pounds premium on hoes sold. The premium reflects the lower tuberculosis rate in those areas.
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Courtis
Ad- Crees
Jasper
Pot
California dairy group thanks Iowa for oleomargarine legislation
California dairy interests write to the Iowa department of agriculture thanking officials for information on Iowa oleomargarine law. The California bill, signed by the governor, mirrors Iowa provisions and extends licensing to all who handle the product.
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Iowa
California
Nes Moines
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Normal Attendance at Cedar Falls Summer Schools
The Iowa State Teachers College operates five extension summer normal schools at Cedar Falls to handle growing attendance and cut travel costs. Cedar Falls home campus enrolls 3,000 to 4,000 students each summer seeking better preparation. this session opened with attendance normal compared with prior years.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar
Lines of Resistance in Times Square Drunk Man Fumbles for Watch
In midtown New York a deeply intoxicated man staggers near Times Square. A policeman helps him move along as crowds pass. The drunken man searches for his watch and mutters about Jose as the officer questions his aim. The scene references Madison Square and a confused exchange follows.
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White Light District
New York
Broadway
Times Square
Antiquity of Alphabet Revised by New Finds
Professor James A Montgomery of the University of Pennsylvania reports that Phoenician script is over seven centuries older than previously thought. Inscriptions by Hittites and Cretans and finds in Sinai push back the alphabet’s age from the Moabite stone circa 880 B C to the fifteenth century B C, reshaping views on the origin of our letters.
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Aasla Minor
James A. Montgomery
University of Pennsylvania
American Phylosophical Society
Science Service
Mittenwald the violin capital of Bavaria history
The town of Mittenwald in Bavaria is famed as a violin making center akin to Cremona. Silk street life centers on a centuries old industry that exports instruments across Europe and America. The craft began in the early eighteenth century after the Thirty Years War, with Matthias Klotz credited as founder.
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Mittenwald
Bavaria
Cremona
Germany
Europe
America
Matthias Klotz
Ita Violla Industry
Quote from Everybody's Magazine July issue
An excerpt in an aggrieved tone states a reason and contrasts with triumph, remarking on lighter surroundings. The passage reflects a dramatic line from the July issue of Everybody's Magazine.
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Everybody's Magazine
State Scores Win in Shepherd Trial
Chicago June 11 The first witnesses in the trial of William D Shepherd charged with slaying his ward William N McClintock testified. State's Attorney Crowe argued death came from typhoid germs and wrestled with the defense over prior events. Witnesses included Judge Harry Olson and attorney Reichman, while defense contested several points amid courtroom tension.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Willam N. McClintock
Robert E. Crowe
Harry Olson
McClintock
Tan
Tad
Alexander Atterner
I ‘x Will
Olsen
Autorney Crowe
Crowes
Olson
Sam Scott Stewart
Shepherd
William Lynch
Billy
Reichman
Emma McClintock
Crowe
State of
Illinois
Lynch
McClintock Millons
McClintocks
Mrs. Shepherd
Emma Nelson McClintock
Dairy Products Rank First in United States 1924
Des Moines June 15. The total value of dairy products produced in the United States during 1924 was greater than that of any other livestock product. Dairy values reached 2,586,000,600 dollars, 43.4 percent of all animal product value. Hogs were second at 1,008,990,000 dollars (16.9 percent) and poultry third at 994,000,000 dollars (16.7 percent). A new Iowa bulletin offers care and handling guidance for milk and cream on farms, plus state laws for producers and sellers. Free copies available from the Iowa Department of Agriculture, Des Moines.
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Des Moines
United States
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Five Extension Summer Schools Open With 1500 Enrollment
Five extension summer schools are now open and active. Opening day was June 3, and by the end of the first week the five schools reported about 1,500 students enrolled, averaging 300 per school. More students are expected.
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Northwest Iowa
Sheldon
F. E. Fuller
West Central
Iowa
Carroll
John R. Slacks
Red Oak
H. I. Eells
Corydon
EB. L. Ritter
Clinton
A. C. Fuller
Tuttle family court case reveals threats and nerves over baby
Wilson Tuttle and wife Jeanette confront a chaotic dispute over their child at Matlock. H O Tuttle testifies the mother aimed to take the baby, or worse, and described her as nervous after a death by own action in Chicago. He recounts sessions with police, hotel fright, and the couple's strained finances while noting the child is difficult to calm and the grandparents are deeply attached.
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Tuttle
Sheldon
Mr. Tuttle
Wilson Tuttle
Sioux City
Murray
H. O. Tuttle
Mr. Roseberry
MISS POPE TO GO ON STAND TODAY
The defense fights to expunge yesterday's nurse Estelle Gehling testimony and a Shepherd letter excerpt while cross examining Dr Amante Rongetti. The third case remains undecided and will resume Monday as Stewart argues his cross examination method.
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Miss Pope
Estelle Gehling
Shepherd
Stewart
Amante Rongetti
Ashland Boulevard Hospital
Rongetti
Charles Falman
Falman
Billy McClintock
Stew
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Stella Carson
Linden
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Virginia Buell
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American Medical Association
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