High Point Of Year Tomorrow Cagle Stage Names Appear
A fragment from a Plymouth area report lists participants including Elmer Plendl Schuttpelz Swanson Merlin Blackmore Carolyn Bogenrief Dorothy Denner Laurabel Kehrberg Ileen Schneider Mildred Spies Thelma Bridgeman John Buitan William Hartman Elsie Johnson Josephine Johnson and Ar- continuing coverage of tomorrow’s key event with a named roster and partial lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plendl
Elmer Schuttpelz
Fran‘cis Swanson
Plymouth
Merlin Blackmore
Carolyn Bogenrief
Dorothy Dennier
Laurabel Kehrberg
Ileen Schneider
Mildred Spies
Thelma Bridgeman
John Buitan
William Hartman
Elsie Johnson
Josephine Johnson
Meinhardt Rupture Shield expert visits Sioux City
E. J. Meinhardt of Chicago will be at the Martin Hotel in Sioux City Iowa on June 26 and 27 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for free consultations and demonstrations. The device claims no understraps, is sanitary and durable, and purportedly reduces rupture openings in ten days. Visit open to men only. prior customers urged to inspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. J. Meinhardt
Chicago
Meinhardt
Meinhard
E. J. Meinhardt
N. Crawford Ave
Local names listed for communities and individuals
A long OCR fragment lists numerous names tied to towns and counties such as Preston Remsen Stanton Washington Westfield St Joseph Akron Gideon St. Joseph Seney Struble and others. The text reads like a roster of residents or participants with many spellings and initials, but no clear event, date, or action is presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lene Jurgenson
Lavina Jurgenson
Orlan Jurgenson
Gerald Schiefen
Preston
Herman Borchers
Lyle Gronemeyer
Kenneth Hudson
Elmira Muth
Doris Pearson
Leo Rohlfs
Remsen
Walter Erichsen
Emma Holler
Viola Holler
Lyle Schorg
Raymond Waldschmitt
Sioux
Loyal Graves
Clarence Taylor
Marie Wynna
Stanton
Rudolph Adler
Rachel Brandstetter
Marvin Dunn
Theodore Hoffman
Erma Lippke
Herman Ritter
Goldie Schultz
Lucille Schultz
Washington
Helen Harms
Katherine Kuehn
Dorothy Petergen
Westfield
Lloyd Clark
Opal Clark
James Kiewel
Gene Ogden
Lloyd Stinton
Irene van Wyhe
St. Joseph
Akron
Basil Blum
Leslie Burnight
Marcella
Gibbons
Eileen Keane
Catherine Klauer
Vivian Neary
Melvern Ross
Kathleen Snyder
Craig
Marvin Eilers
Brun
Genical Lutheran Joint Synod
Ohio
Somerset
Allegheny Mountains
John Staunch
William Foerster
Paul
Charles Henkel
Bureau Picnic Next Wednesday in Cleveland Park
The Bureau Picnic continues next Wednesday in Cleveland park with township booths in a tent supplied by the LeMars Commercial Club. Demonstrations will be on the speakers platform after the speaking and will be judged by Mrs. Marie Plath Niles, former home owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Park
LeMars Commercial Club
Marie Plath Niles
Plymouth County Farm Bureau Picnic and Baseball Day
Woodbury county achievement day schedule includes a noon picnic with free coffee and cream, two baseball games at McDuffie park between Union American and Liberty Nationals and America Americans and Lincoln Nationals, band concert at Cleveland Park, and a Farm Bureau picnic dance at Whiteway to close the day. Local businesses expected to close for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury County
O. L. Weidauer
A. S. Crabb
Will Berger
Plymouth County Farm Bureau Baseball League
McDuffie Park
Monroe
Union and
America
Liberty
Lincoln
Union American
Liberty Nationals
America Americans
Lincoln Nationals
LeMars Municipal Band
Cleveland Park
Farm Bureau
New Whiteway
Grimes Pavilion
Two league games set for Hungerford diamond Sunday
Two games to make up with loop leaders meeting on Hungerford diamond Sunday June 29. Liberty still in third, four wins in five, after loss to Lincoln with Hungerford remaining on schedule. Second round play begins Sunday July 6 following league meeting June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungerford
Liberty
Lincoln
Plymouth Farm Bureau
American Legion
Merrill
Royal Barbers win twice in city league baseball action
Heavy hitting Royal Barbers defeated the First National bank club 17 to 9 with home runs from Kelly Krause Earnest and Cooper. Koch McKittrick led pitching for Royal as they collected 18 hits off Monroe and Kammerer while the moneymen had 11. At Brunsville the Royal men whitewashed the local team 13 to 0 on Friday the 13th. A Saturday picnic at Cleveland Park celebrated John Cooper's birthday with family guests and a 6:30 supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Barbers
National Bank
Kelly
Krause
Earnest
Cooper
Royal Men
Monroe
Kammerer
Moneymen
Koch
McKittrick
Hart
Sutton
Barhers
Brunsville
Royal
Cleveland Park
John Cooper
Earl Cooper
Roy Cooper
Raymond Teefey
Irving Smaltz
Iowa coal touted in 1930 campaign to boost state industry
A speaker urged Iowans to burn more Iowa coal, noting it saves money and supports local miners. He contrasted Iowa coal with foreign varieties, stressing similar heat units and cleaner burning when properly used. He cited 600,000 more tons produced in Iowa last year and a promising 1930 outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Lundy
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SKY RO
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Meierstein
Sioux City Tribune
Charley v. Berg
L. A. W. Racing Board
Sioux City
Oskaloosa
V. Berg
John Kellen
Matt Kellen
Henry Bornhorst
Madison, Minn
Frank Stackell
Martin Bauler
Martha
Ben Goerger
Joe Staebell
LeMars
Barbers
Our
Alice R. Paulsen
Osteopathic
Koenig Howe
Colin Meee
Aeria
GEO. E. Pew Company
LE Mars
McCormick-Deering
Twine
Smith
Best Makes
Tom
Sawyer
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Greg
State of
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Jim
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St. Clair & Hinkley
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