Little Charley Kale Drowned in Floyd River
Charley Kale twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Kale of LeMars drowned in the Floyd river Friday afternoon about 4 30 near the third railroad bridge. Four companions watched unable to assist as the body sank in a deep pool. Searchers used grappling hooks and torches through the night but found him at nine o clock in twelve feet of water. The body was taken to Peters Wilbergen's undertaking rooms for burial preparation.
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Mat Kale
LeMars
Floyd
Peter Mottman
Wilmnes House
Rolfinger
Peter
Burt Rollinger
Charley
Mr. Solort
Hoffa
Burt Bollinger
Wen Beeen
Burt
Markfolmaian
Canaries overwhelm Sioux City in drubbing
The Canaries routed Sioux City 9 to 4 on Thursday. Sioux City were hammered after a Tuesday loss, with Sioux Falls 10 to 1 and LeMars 19 to 0. The LeMars squad added several player moves including Rickey from Ohio Wesleyan, and Groninger and Futchinson were noted pitchers. Local mentions include many residents traveling for business and visits around LeMars and Sioux City, plus a birth announced for Maurice Baron’s family.
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Sioux City
Indians
Idol
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Sioux Falls
Olemars
Council Blais
LeMars
Council Blaiis
Raymond
Bluffers
Gordon
Bobby Black
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LoMars
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Printz
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Futchinson
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Council Blulls
Blackbirds
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L. B. Kaus
A. Holster
Alton
Duke Naven
Chicago
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B. A. Boland
Rank Herron
Hancock Township
A. Sartori
Rose
Geo. I. Ward
Diamond Garment Cutter School Promotes Wide Public Benefit
In LeMars Iowa the Diamond Garment Cutter School reports strong local support with many women attending Washington hall to learn garment cutting and drafting from fashion books. The program plans a sewing department and full suits to test skills while testimonials from residents underscore the perceived life long value of the system.
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LeMars
Washington Hall
toMars
Iowa
Diamond Garment Cutter Co
Diamond Garment Cutter School
Cena
LeMars Pasture Fight Draws Sullivan Victory
In a pasture north of LeMars a Wednesday night fight occurred between Tommy Sullivan of Denver and Spocty Wreeze of Council Bluffs. Sullivan dominated the bout amid rumors of a $260 purse offered by local backers and Terry Sawyer as promoter. Sawyer did not appear and Wreeze was substituted for the scheduled Sunday match.
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Tommy Sullivan
Denver
Spocty Wreeze
Council Bluffs
Sullivan
Reaponge
Tiarry Sawyer
Omaha
Sawyer
Sioux City and LeMars Interurban Plans Franchises Debated
Promoters and Sioux City engineer Wakefield visited LeMars to present routes for the proposed electric railway. Plans include hourly service and franchise requests for routes along Main, College, Madison, Seventh, Cedar and other streets, aiming to connect Sioux City Remsen and Remsen via multiple corridors. The project centers on a central power house site near the old ball park and envisions LeMars as a hub for lines from three directions.
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Fair Ground
South Avenue
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College Avenue
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Seventh
Klytle
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Sixth
Cedar
Main Street
Tenth
Venth
Ety
Park
Uinols Central Railway
Remsen
O'Leary
Kingsley
Akron
Ball Park
City Light
Alum Baking Powders Compared by Chemists
A list noting powders said to contain alum compares K C Calumet and Citapman s. It explains alum makes a cheap baking powder at about two cents per pound versus cream of tartar at thirty cents, so price often signals quality for housewives evaluating baking powders.
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K.C. Calumet
Citapman
Rowland Jones Drug Store Sells Navzelwood Ice Cream Varieties
Rowland Jones drug store offers Navzelwood ice cream in bulk or brick form with options including Haver color and individual moulds plus fancy designs. G-23ewtt.
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Rowland Jones
Hazelwood
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County cattleman urges full local sale of 100 thoroughbreds
In a talk with a prominent cattle raiser, discussion of Geo I Ware's June 25 and 26 sale at the big farm. The breeder hopes Plymouth county farmers keep the entire herd of 100 choice cattle, arguing each cow bred will yield a two year old worth the purchase price, and that the herd should not leave the county for higher prices. He notes the difficulty of keeping such a herd intact and the superior prospects of thoroughbred stock for local farmers.
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Geo. I. Ware
Plymouth County
Bankers Meet in Sioux City Draws Wide Attendance
The Northwestern Bankers association gathered in Sioux City on Thursday and Sunday with nearly 200 attendees. Mayor attended to read his address but left to join an Old Settlers meeting in Sioux Falls. Phil A Boland stood in for A Dalton. Many able papers were presented over the two days and bankers were banqueted at the Monday event with refreshments from Hazelwood and Rowland Jones offerings.
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Sioux City
Guyville
Moreton
Smith
Lioux City
Phil Emmert
Hungerford Township
LeMars
James Cross
Mankato
Minn
Hodemaan
The
Union
Jed M. Voelker
Chicavy
C. Tise
Rae Palin
Alero
A. G Palin
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C. P. Knapp
Hancock Joweship
LeMaars
Northwestern Bankers Association
Cal
Happy Cal
Sioux Falls
Old Settlers Association
RE. A. Dalton
First National Bank
Phil A. Boland
Wreck on Illinois Central near Waterloo claims crew
An Illinois Central eastbound passenger train leaving at 8:05 p m Friday collided head on with a freight train east of Waterloo. Both engineers and the fireman were killed and the mail clerk seriously hurt. Ten people were killed in the crash. The passenger train had right of way at a curve and was travelling at a high speed. The freight crew reportedly misunderstood orders. It took four hours to clear the wreckage.
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Ilinois Central
Waterloo
Jnnd
Co Niles
Local Strawberry Fine Promotes Early Orders
A frugal ad notes home grown strawberries priced at 25 cents and four boxes for a dollar. It urges ordering early morning to avoid delays, cites last Saturday rush as cause of delivery issues, and promises savings on groceries including Diamond C Soap and Shredded Wheat.
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