Surprising Weddings and Local News From LeMars Area
Clarence Baack and Glenn Pebbles escaped injuries after a car went off a grade near the Struble bridge Sunday night. Dan Kuecker of near Maurice was rushed to Rochester for treatment and possible operation. Albert Winterfield retrieved Esther and other Ireton girls from summer school in Sheldon. Joe Delutri and family visited the Peduzzi home in LeMars. Richard Nolan Jr. celebrated a birthday with friends visiting from LeMars and beyond. Lyle Stephens visited the Noble home while Arthur DeRaad surprised relatives with a wedding to Inez Krantz in LeMars. The DeRaads will reside in Alvord Iowa. Mrs Leon DeRaad hosted a birthday gathering with a luncheon. Vera Elliott and Walter Baack wed quietly in Sioux City, witnessed by Edna Eggbrecht and Harm Klave rods noted. they will live over the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Baack
Glenn Pebbles
le Mars
Struble Bridge
Dan Kuecker
Maurice
Rochester
Minn
Albert Winterfield
Sheldon
Esther
Ireton
Sum
Howard
S. D
LeMars
Ida DeRaad
Paul Kading
Inez Krantz
Peter Krantz
Howard, S. D
Albert DeRaad
DeRaad
Alvord
Iowa
Leon DeRaad
Vera Elliott
Walter Baack
Sioux City
Bert Fryer
Edna Eggerbrecht
Harm Klave
M. J. Elliott
Fred Baack
Farm Bureau Picnic Plans at Kingsley Event
Plans for a Kingsley Farm Bureau picnic include a potato polo game and a sports program with cash premiums totaling 150 dollars plus a 25 dollar set. The event is described as continuing from Page 1 with activities to run off around five o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Kingsley
Kingsley Picnic Plans Highlight Band Concerts And Booths
LeMars Municipal band will perform all day at the Kingsley picnic with a street dance to close the event. Township units will showcase achievements, booths, and posters with enhanced prize money. Concession rights are open for purchase as Ed Nelle and family travel to Louisville for the Lions Club convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Kingsley
Ed Nelle
Louisville
Kentucky
Nelle
Lion’s Club
International Association of Lion's Clubs
Baby's Tough Luck Diet Tip From Woman's Home Companion
A dietitian warns against salads for young children citing elements to remove such as cheese nuts and dressing while noting the plate and spoon remain. The quip highlights the tricky feeding of toddlers in a humorous tone.
The High Hatter Warns Against Stilts and Pride
A humorous note from Farm and Fireside remarks that dignity should not lead to arrogance. It compares a stiff, unbending figure to a man who bangs his head in tunnels others avoid, urging practical humility.
You Know Him Laughs at Mocking Lunch Bill Jests
A Farm and Fireside quip notes a man who laughs at being joked about never paying the lunch check proving he can bear a joke at his expense.
Testing Diamonds by Ultra violet Identification
Diamonds can be identified by ultra violet rays as the stones emit various colors under UV light, a property that can be photographed for evidence.
Still in use law book printed in 1771 by Bell
Robert Bell a Philadelphia type set ter printed a law book in 1771 that remains in use at the Livermore California library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bell
Philadelphia
Livermore
Calif
Crime of Crime Costs Billions a Year Says Forbes
Forbes magazine reports that crime costs the global economy about 15 billion dollars annually according to the National Surety company. The figure underscores the broad financial impact of crime across industries and markets worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Surety Com Company
Forbes’ Magazine
Glow Worms Hear Like Nocturnal Crawlers, Scientist Says
A scientist reports glow worms possess a keen sense of hearing after completing a series of tests on the nocturnal crawlers. The findings suggest sophisticated sensory abilities in these luminescent invertebrates.
Taxes on cigarettes would fund the army says Gas Logic
The column Gas Logic argues that tobacco tax revenue could cover annual military costs, stating the cigarette levy would nearly pay for the armed forces. The claim emphasizes taxation as a fiscal tool and frames military budgeting around consumer levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas Logic
Leap Year Rules And Next Leap Year
The rule states that leap years occur every four years. Century years are not leap years unless divisible by 400. Examples include 1912 1916 1920 and 2000 2400. The next leap year is 1928 and the subsequent eight year gap occurs 2096 to 2104.
Heartbeat Rates Across Animals and Humans
The piece notes that larger bodies beat slower with the elephant at 25 beats per minute and the donkey at 60. Normal human rates are 70 for men and 80 for women, higher for youth and infants, and much higher for small mammals like a rabbit or mouse. Activity increases heart rate and rest can save about 20,000 beats in a day or two.
Giant telescope project aims ten year sky survey
Astronomers at a South Africa observatory complete a large telescope after many months of work to measure known double stars and search for new ones. The instrument lens was made in Pittsburgh and cost $25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Pittsburgh
Inventor seeks train that lulls by motionless bed comfort
A British scientist created a bed that rocks sleepers to slumber by mimicking a railway train. The writer provocatively asks for a railway train that imitates the quiet comfort of a bed to lull occupants to sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto Daily Star
Magellan’s Historic Circumnavigation Record Noted
Liberty highlights the first voyage around the world by Ferdinand Magellan spanning September 20, 1519, to September 8, 1522. The current recorded time is 28 days, 14 hours, 36 minutes, and 5 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magellan
Globe
Liberty
Earth Still Young a Capper’s Weekly Reflection
The earth remains a youngster, about a half millionth of its supposed life, per Capper's Weekly. Scientists may have erred in estimates, and one hundred years ahead offers unimaginable life on Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capper
West Point Cadet Corps Growth Through 1926
From its founding as the United States Military academy in 1802 to last June West Point has produced 8002 graduates says Gas Logic. By end of July 1926 the cadet corps numbered 1170, the pick of the nation’s youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Military Academy
West Point
Roman Will and Courage to Overcome Obstacles
The text urges decisive action for poultry care, noting Roman must have aim and planning to succeed. It stresses early response to roup symptoms with sanitation, cleaning, and disinfection of houses, pens, and runs with coal tar dip. It calls for removal and burning of debris and removal of unnecessary equipment from yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman
Pasturing Geese on Clean Range for Small Farms
The article advises farmers to raise geese in small flocks on open range, noting geese graze for feed and require minimal attention after two weeks. It covers housing essentials, dry bedding, avoidance of large flocks on shared pastures, breeding suitability by age, and gander to goose ratios.
Ohio Station Advocates All-Mash Chick Ration
The Ohio agricultural experiment station at Wooster promotes an all-mash chick ration for rearing chicks to maturity. The bulletin notes success on their experimental farm and reports similar results from other poultrykeepers, though some stations remain skeptical. The plan excludes scratch grains to avoid unbalancing protein and ingredients, and recommends a coarser grind for better palatability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Ohio
Electric Brooders Are Clean and Convenient
The New York experiment station found electric brooders very satisfactory except in extremely cold weather when this heat did not warm the space away from the brooder. Electric incubators and brooders are clean easy to regulate and very convenient. Individual farm light plants extend these advantages to farms not on an electric line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Craig
Daniel Cupd
J.c.penney CO
Central Ave
Sun-Cult
High Hatter
Mirro
Dler’s
Koenig Home. Co. Inc
LeMars and Brunsville
Wash Xoads
Magellan First
Earth
Essentials
Lux
Puritan
Old
Prague
Twin City
Atery
Stamp and Stinton
Buster Brown
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!