Sioux City Attorney Bevington Arrested on Insanity Charge
Sioux City attorney Tom Bevington was arrested in Battle Creek Iowa and jailed in Woodbury County on an insanity charge filed by his wife Babe Fisher Bevington. He failed to appear for a planned hearing before insanity commissioners, with details noting his nurse Miss Minnie Vande Velde present.
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Tom Bevington
Sioux City
LeMars
Battle Creek
Woodbury County
Monona County
Mapleton
Bevington
Minnie Vande Velde
Dave Anderson
Board of Insanity Commissioners
Babe” Fisher
Garnish for Salads in The Farmer's Wife
Mary Ann Gray outlines garnish ideas for vegetable, meat, and fish salads. Lists items such as beets cabbage carrots eggs parsley radishes and celery tops crisply presented as borders and decorations. Recommends using dressing and chilling to improve flavor and prevent sogginess.
Stock shipments boom in Ireton area gains noted
Reports from Ireton detail large live stock shipments with one bank handling about 16500 dollars in a single day’s receipts. The steady flow of cattle and other stock has continued at a rapid pace for some time, signaling strong local activity and financial dealings tied to agriculture.
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Ireton
Stock shipments from Ireton reach Chicago and Sioux City
In the Ireton area six stock cars were sent to Chicago by Roger Gray, Will Treiber, A B Hem mingson, H L Johnson, and John Moeller with all going to view the sale. L E Becker sold a carload of steers at Sioux City averaging 1,180 pounds for 10 dollars per cwt. John Toenjes sold yearlings at Sioux City averaging 900 pounds for 9.50 per cwt. Tuesday and Wednesday saw a double deck of hogs from Taylor Grain, Elmer Dittmer cattle, M O Simons hogs, Peter Moeller hogs, and Ira Muilenberg hogs, plus many stock trucks to market last week.
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Ireton
United States
Chicago
Roger Gray
Will Treiber
A. 8. Hemmingson
H.l Johnson
John Moeller
L. E. Becker
Sioux City
Seed corn treatment will not prevent insect damage
Brookings South Dakota June 23 coating seed corn with poison to control wire worms and cut worms offers little benefit. Strong repellants lower germination, making cultural methods the only practical control for wire worms.
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Brookings, S. D
Control of Cut Worms by Cultural Methods and Baits
State College extension entomologist L Ford explains that cultural practices and poisoned baits can curb cut worms. He notes growers often hype seed treatments such as Paris green, strychnine, kerosene, or sulfur, but results usually reflect yearly variations in wireworm presence rather than treatment effectiveness.
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State College
Mr. Ford
Picnic Draws Crowd at Plymouth Hungerford Farm Bureaus
A large crowd joined the Plymouth and Hungerford farm bureaus picnic near Hinton on a cloudy morning turning sunny by noon. C. W. Huntley gave a masterly address with valuable farmer advice. The ball game Hungerford won 9 to 8 around 3 pm. Winners included Fat Man's Race Bill Johns first Ed Stephens second H Kerberg third. Louise Larsen first in Ladies Race with Mrs J W Kempe second and Mrs Frank Beguin third. Nail Driving Contest winner Miss Viola.
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Plymouth
Hungerford
C. W. Huntley
Bill Johns
Ed Stephens
H. Kerberg
Louise Larsen
J. W. Kempe
Frank Beguin
Viola
Community dance and association meeting report in Bancroft district
A detailed report covers dances held at the Community hall with a crowd of youths and remarks on skipping old fashioned dancing. Rev Joseph D Fisch of Bancroft gave Our Precious Heritage remarks. The event featured toasts by local clergy and residents. association membership is 76 with hopes to grow, officers to remain until next annual gathering, and meetings moved earlier in the year. List of attendees includes Anna Meinert C F Beck Margaret Ulveling plus many residents and families such as Ed Sudtelgte Florence Kipp Irma Lloyd and John Kestel.
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Joseph D. Fisch
Bancroft
D. L. Clarke
O. H. Huene
John H. Beck
Joseph P. Lotz
John Kestel, Jr
F. J. Lorge
Edith Lloyd
B. J. Undereiner
Irene Treinen
Anna Meinert
C. F. Beck
Margaret
St Marys High School Alumni Banquet Held
The first annual banquet of St Marys High School Alumni Association drew 65 former students last Sunday evening in the school auditorium. Music by alumni Edmund Tierney, Joseph N Beck, and J H Beck complemented the event. Toastmaster C J Altmann led a program following the banquet with greetings from Rev James Greteman and an address by Rev Henry A Janse on the alumni theme.
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St. Mary's High School Alumni Association
Edmund Tierney
Joseph N. Beck
J. H. Beck
C. J. Altmann
James Grete
Henry A. Janse
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the Farmer's Wife
Mary Ann Gray
South Dakota
Hinton
St. Mary's, Remsen
Grand Rapids
Lemarsast
COTY
Armand
Packer
Transfer Bros
Sieverding
Walt 1 Company
Salt Park
Madison Meat Market
J. P. Poeckes
Iowa
Ann Ee
Long’s Grocery
Letti
Round Oak Heating Co
Mertes Electrical Works
Fickey Motor Company
Ford Lincoln
Fordson
Koenig-Bowers Hardware Co
Blackburn
Friedman Department Store
Sahara
Palace of Sweets
Kehrberg-Schneider Co
P. S
City Bakery
Georke’s Market
Berner’ S
van Camp
Stas
Eversharp
Deuel & Thompson
Kelloy
Clothing Department
Sporting Goods Sale
E. C. Lucke Company
Kehrberg- Schneider Co
Hansen-Kaun
Hentges Shoe Store
Ole
Cleo E. Hentges
Hentges Clothing Store
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