Fourth of July Parade to Feature Bands and Free Acts
The city plans a large Fourth of July celebration with over fifty local firm entries for floats, two bands the LeMars and Sheldon, and possibly the militia. Dorothy Casa and Earl Cooper oversee children and men events. White Bros. will present three free acts, with advance tickets for fireworks and a big guard mount and band concerts at the old fair grounds three blocks west of the old Country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Koeing
Frank Hentges
Sheldon
William Lawrie
LeMars
Dorothy Casa
Earl Cooper
White Bros
Orpheum
Gotte
Clark Bolser
Bowery
Legion
Guard
Old Fair Grounds
Old Country Club Grounds
Le Mars Man Survives Tornado Flight of Hens
John Differdang, a former Le Mars resident now near Veteran Idaho, was caught in a Sunday cyclone while in a field. He lay flat in a drainage ditch as the tornado passed, later watching farm buildings torn and hens lifted hundreds of feet into the air before most returned. Other nearby homesteaders reported heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Differdang
LeMars
Veteran
Idaho
Differdang
Le Mars Country Club to Meet Morningside in Sioux City
About 20 or 25 members of the Le Mars Country Club travel to Sioux City on Wednesday to compete with Morningside golfers. Le Mars has strong material and should present an even match. Slim Ed Greater of Broadview Montana, a Western Union College student, won 10 dollars by riding Spark Plug in Freking's pasture near town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
LeMars Country Cub
Morningside
LeMars
Slim
Ed Greater
Broadview
Montana
Western Union College
Freking’s Pasture
Real Estate Transfers Noted for Butler Wells Rippey Parties
W O Butler transfers property to F E Wells with a five percent interest and parcel NE 10 91 48 valued at 1.00 dollar. Otto L Rippey conveys to Anna Rippey a one third interest in SH% 10 90 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Butler
F. E. Wells
Otto L. Rippey
Anna Rippey
Jugular Sealed by Saw Tooth in Farm Accident
Charles Carney aged 35 living near Kingsley Iowa was fatally injured Wednesday while operating a faulty circular saw on the Williams farm south of Cushing. A repaired tooth on the blade shattered and struck his neck severing the jugular, causing rapid blood loss. he died within minutes with his wife and three young children left behind and the widow in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carney
Kingsley
Williams Farm
Cushing
Iowa
Carney
Infant's body found in river near Hawarden with death ruled concealment
A fully developed infant's body was found floating in the James River near Hawarden Iowa. Coroner's inquest concluded the child had been placed in the water to conceal the death and was hidden for three to six weeks. The body was interred at Grace Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawarden
Fig Sioux
North Side
Marshall Conway
Meyer French
French
G. L. Roark
Wm. Daven
Orange City
Roark
L. M. Wass
C. M. Smith
W. E. Bray
Calliope
Iowa
Jm. W. Younie
Grace Hill Cemetery
Trouble in Brunsville's New School
Citizens and School Board clash over site for a consolidated school. Voters chose east side within town limits, while directors favor south side across the road. Two pro town members resigned and were replaced. board calls the ballot a straw vote with no legal effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunsville
Former LeMars Couple Quietly Marry in Mishawaka
Walter Haas formerly of LeMars and Hazel Neff of Mishawaka Ind contracted marriage in Mishawaka on Saturday June 16 Rev W W Wiant of the First Methodist Episcopal church officiated. The bride wore attendance by Frieda Lehr and Devoe Neff was best man. The couple plan to reside at their home corner of Virgil Street and Homewood Avenue Mishawaka Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Walter Haas
Hazel Neff
Mishawaka
Ind
W. W. Wiant
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Frieda Lehr
Devoe Neff
Irwin Neff
Carl Ioos
Lving
la Mars
Haas
Virgil Street
Homewood Ave
Indiana
Le Mars City Council Sets 44 83 23 Pave Assessment
Le Mars city council at a special meeting fixed paving assessments at 44 percent for the first lot 33 percent for the second and 23 percent for the third per half block for a three lot stretch. Street intersections will be paid on a flat basis with each of twelve lots per two half blocks contributing one twelfth of the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars
Moore- Young Construction Co
Sixth Avenue
A. Moore
F. ©. Post
Plymouth County
Court House
Martin Brougt
Chas, Flaugher
Eleventh Street
Farerhan
North Court Street
First Street
North East
Wow
Mourne
Sureties
N. F. Madison
Nic Wiltgen
Edo Peters
Surety W. Co
JL. A. Thompson
Win
Hentges
Banka
Will Township Picnic Promises Farm Bureau Fun
Johnson and Preston townships host July 4 farm bureau event at Barth Miller farm. Program includes 10:30 opening, 11:00 Keenan speech, noon to 1:00 music by Collman’s orchestra, 7:30 to 2:30 horse and foot races, greased pig, and a Johnson vs Penton township ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Johnson
Preston Townships
Barth Miller
John T. Keenan
Collman
Johnson Township
Penton Township
Remsen Suffered from Last Thursday Twister
A youthful twister struck Remsen last Thursday with heavy rain and wind. Flooded creeks uprooted trees and knocked down power lines sparking fires. John Groth's roof was badly damaged while Pat Maloney died Sunday at Cherokee State Hospital. his body was moved to LeMars by Wiltgen's hearse. Ed Nelle and family made a Storm Lake trip Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen
John Groth
Pat Maloney
Maurice of
Ed Nelle
Storm Lake
Iowa’s Remarkable Industrial and Agricultural Wealth
Iowa sustains immense production across crops and livestock far surpassing many states. The state hosts the nation’s largest factories for creamery, furniture, gash and door, button, macaroni, broom, calendar, cereal, and more. Iowa’s per capita wealth stands at 3345 dollars versus 1965 nationally. Plymouth County rests in the most fertile part of the corn belts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
United States
Canada
Argentina
Iowa
Pacific
Mountain States
Cal- Wornia
California
Fowe
Colorado
Union
Texas
Town
Lowa
Belgium
Scotland
England
Waterloo
Burlington
Dubuque
Munscatine
Davenport
Red Oak
Cedar Rapids
Keokuk
Mason City
Marshalltown
Centerville
Fort Dodge
Charles City
Sioux City
Bettendorf
Newton
Plymouth County
Weather forecast United States Weather Bureau Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
The forecast for June 25 to June 30 calls for scattered thunder showers in the first half of the week and generally fair weather in the second half. Temperatures expected to rise to warm levels during the early part of the period with steady temperature thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Missouri
Weather improves crops in Plymouth county Iowa
Weather records show a sunny warm week with light rain in Plymouth county. Corn and small grains look variable though generally good with wells high and fields recovering from drought. New residents and a hospital campaign begin in LeMars as towns plan a nonsectarian modern facility.
Women judge Florence Allen to speak in Sioux City
Special notice announces Florence Allen the Ohio Supreme Court's only woman judge will address the League of Women Voters of Sioux City at the chamber of commerce. All league members are urged to attend with husbands and friends. admission is 50 cents. Also noted is the planned July return of Mr and Mrs J C Ahlfs to Iowa from Long Beach California with remarks on pleasant weather and harvests there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
LeMars
Plorence Allen
Supreme Court of
Ohio
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Sioux City
League of Women Voters of
League
J. C. Ahlfs
Long Beach
California
Iowna
Ahlfs
Le Mars Welcomes Iowa Counties on Tour
Le Mars hosts a county tour with visitors from about half of Iowa’s 99 counties. A report by Carl Witt lists counties that have stopped or passed through LeMars since early Polk season including Woodbury, Linn, Pottawattamie, Adair, Boone, Cherokee, Clinton, Monona, Osceola and more. Officials expect further county representation before the busy season ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMingis
Ista
Towa
eMars
Carl Witt
Bank Br
Iowa
Ledars
Polk
Woodbury Scott
Linn
Potti Wattoifte Adair
Anddabon
Boone
Brewer
Bmetiman
Perens Vista
Cathedn
Cone
Gordo
Cherokee
Chay Clayton
Clinton Fles Monnes
Tlekinser
Dithaque
Manet
Peresmomt
Keen
Guthrie
Pfardin
Mowat
Uumboldt
Ida Jaehson
Keokuk
Kenssuth
Lee
Lyon
Marehadl
Monona
Mmiseatime
O'Brien
Osceola
Paice
Plymouth
Pocahontas
Shelly
Stemx
Washington
Weber
Wrildit
Carroll
Target Shoot Results Show K and L Club Wins
In Stony City Armory indoor targets K Company lost to I Company by 13 points while I Company led with 171 by Carl Wil. Friday at Sioux City M Company tied K Company 747 each, Huxtable with 268 top score as K won by 10. Mrs. AOL Johnson 65 died in Sheldon after living there two years with husband. funeral to be held at Le Mars. Bees block alley between Sjostrom and Duster’s until swarm relocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K Company
L Company
M Company
Stony City
Armory
Ko Company
Company
Carl Wil
Sioux City
Walter Huxtable
Wescore
Aol Johnson
Sheldon
Scotland
America
Plymouth County
A. Douglas
Oweean
Besig
Sjostrom Brog
Duster Soft Drink
Harker Marries Omaha Man in Plymouth Area Wedding
Miss Alice Mary Harker wed John Stevenson Bowen of Omaha in a morning ceremony at Wooselock house. The event filled the home of the bride’s parents with family, friends, and out of town guests from Boone, Minneapolis, Northampton, Albert Lea, and Sioux City. The couple plans to reside in Hollandale Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Mary Harker
John Stevenson Bowen
Omaha
Wooselock
J. V. Harker
Central Avenue
Columbia
Smijax
Dorothy Cass
Myrna Richey
Gladys Watson
Herniece Harker
William R. Bowen
Elizabeth Bowen
Lila Bowen
Abba Bowen
Northampton
Massachusetts
Louis O. Black
Boone
LL. A. Harker
Minneapolis
Wesley Harker
Carroll, Ia
Margaret Cotton
David W. Stewart
Sioux City
Richard E. Payne
Albert Lea
Minn
Northen Lakes
Bowen
Hollandale
Clarke’s Grove
Hollandale Mercantile Co
Albert Lea Farms Co
Advertising caravan leaves with Legion band and K Company
Members of the American Legion the LeMars band and K Company depart for Remsen to stage a Fourth of July public entertainment. The drill by K Company and music by the LeMars band will be part of a cooperative stunt with Pleperpost and local groups. A similar trip to Alton is planned for tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
K. Company
Remeen
LeMars Band
K Company
Pleperpost
American Lopgion
Remsen
LeMars
Alton
Sioux City Man Dies in Heat Wave
A Sioux City man, Mr Fitch, died from acute dilation of the heart induced by extreme heat. He was a brother of Mrs. B A Dalton of LeMars. Survived by sister, the body was taken to the Dalton home on North Central Avenue for funeral services at the Congregational Church with pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Savas
Sion City
Vietin
Cartes Titel
Old Wing
West Third Street
Fitch
A. Dalton
LeMara
Fitchs
B.A. Dalton
North Central Avenue
Congregationale Church
G. J. Wernli
A. Wernli
Plath
Richard Nicholson
R. J. Koehler
J. A. Hoffman
Marcus Nine Defeat Le Mars In Exhibitional Baseball
Marcus wins 7 to 3 over Le Mars in a fast exhibition. Marcus builds a five-run lead after a big first inning with three-base hits, two doubles and two singles. Le Mars scores in the sixth and ninth. Osborne singles but is out at second. Note mentions Boushe tragedy and drowning of Emil Boushe's brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugedus Marcus
heMars
Marcus
Ionning
Cook
Freymann
O. Kiner
Streigel
Kellen
Faber
Seibert
Osborne
Treinen
EO Reje
We All
Previen Rba
Dae
Ee - Ae
kPaame Abm Ik Serge
Treinen Ab
Lokiner
Winer
Armbruster
Heflitz
Altizern
Weimer
le Mars
Stredgel Ss
Kellen Orf Ov
O Aber
Seibert Oh
Osburne
Harrison
Micheton Uf
Freymann P
Unclear Dairy and Wool Market Prices From Ledger Notes
Fragmentary OCR lists dairy items and animal products with prices and weights. Items include butter packing stock renin leghorn hens roosters frogs wool and tallow, with various grade prices and lot numbers scattered throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utter
Renin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aires
Will. Have
Johnson and Preston
Barth Miller Farm
Carol B. Parkinson
Myrtle Thompson
van Horn
John Thompson
Rev. J. Deedrick
van Horne
W. HB. Parkinson
Miss Thompson
Schessler
Sam Schessier
Deppty
Carl Oltmans
Washington Township
Coltmans
W. S. Freeman
Lincooln
Lad
Earl Hillier
Earl Hierson
Lincoln
Neb
Frank Smith
Sam Schessler
Arnold Ahlis
Dalton
Suwpit
Hillier
Clarence Branch
Ahlis
Middle West
B.C. Woolley
Quens
Marion
Oyens
Sioux River
Stork
J. A. Kunkel
Mike Gengler
M. L. Merkins
Doventy
Globe-Post
Community Hospital
Bride
Mrs. J. V. Harker
E. A. Dalton
Charles Fitch
Visitors
Ze Od Samanary
Middelton Seeger
AL Tiger
LL Kine
Treiman
Lo Kiner
Belitz
Pschte
Fresno
Anderson Iin
C. Flanagan
Anna Boushe
To Mars
Henis Boushe
Misssouri
Ed Hammond
Sivuy City
Emil Boushe
Plymouth Milling Company
Sjostrom Bros
Wm. Cragg & Co
Harley
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