Beavers Defeat Telegraphers 34 to 27 in Home Finale
Buena Vista Beavers of Storm Lake win 34 27 over Western Union Telegraphers in a strong home-season closer. Fross and Rollins lead BV with five field goals each while Gaffin and Hagedorn spark Western Union early. Referee Martin of Sioux City officiates as Koch uses two squads in the decisive battle.
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Free Lance
Western Union College
Armory
Buena Vista Beavers
Storm Lake
Walton Koch
Beavers
H. Fross
Fross
Rollins
Hagedorn
Gaffin
Western Union
Deedrick
Koch
Buena Vista
W. U
GFP B. V
GFP
Rollinsf
Aa OG
Eeper
Kammerer
Deedrickg
Coulson
Haas
Rockwood
Walters
Holtzapfele
Gerhardtge
Danne
Martin
Sioux City
Merrill Boy Leads Franklin To Overtime Victory
Dick Lawrence a Merrill native now at Franklin college Portland scored the winning basket in overtime after a tied 24 to 24 score through four quarters. He added eight points and stellar defense in a dramatic Portland game cited as one of the season’s most spectacular. Also note the Philuthea class hosts Baraca class gathering March 3 at the First Baptist church parlors with all members urged to attend.
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Merrill
Dick Lawrence
Portland
Ore
Franklin College
Franklin
Lawrence
Philuthea
First Baptist Church
Baraca
Weather forecast projects warmer trend in upper Mississippi
The United States Weather Bureau predicts March 2 to 7 will be generally fair with rain in the south and snow or rain in the north midweek. Temperatures rise Tuesday after a cold spell Monday and again later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
Upper
Mississippi
Lower
Ailleys
LeMars School District to Hold Monday Election
Notice from R J Koehler secretary of the LeMars independent school district states that a school election is set for Monday at the second ward hose house from 1 p m to 6 p m. One three year term for a director to succeed Fred Moore will be filled at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Oore
R. J. Koehler
LeMars Independent
LeMars
Plymouth
Iowa
Second Ward
Hose House
Fred Moore
Seney Church Marks Semi Centenary and Aid Anniversary
Seney M E church observed its semi centennial and the 40th anniversary of its Ladies Aid society last Thursday. Weather limited attendance but speakers included A S Knowlton, Mrs Arthur Reeves, T J Reeves of Orange City, and Z Rayburn. E F Austine was invited. Beautiful bouquets honored Mrs E M Lancaster and Mrs Arthur Reeves. Former pastors sent greetings.
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Seney M. BE. Church
Ladies’s Aid Society
C. W. Reeves
R. A. Hawkins
Roy McArthur
Mate
A. S. Knowlton
Arthur Reeves
T. J. Reeves
Orange City
Z. Rayburn
Knowlton
H. E. Hutchinson
E. M. Lancaster
Aid
Wallace
City election proclamation announces March 30 vote
The notice states the city election will be held Monday March 30 with polling in Ward 1 at the court house Ward 2 at city hall and Ward 3 at the high school. Judges and clerks are listed in the legal notice and candidates opposing the present administration have not been confirmed. The article notes general satisfaction with current officials and their fair treatment of citizens. George Sitzmann of Plymouth County bought a sow at Sheldon for 268 dollars.
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Court House
Teen steals small cash from pool hall. caught and pays back
A 16 year old boy broke into the J A Ping pool hall and stole 4.85 dollars. He was confronted and forced to return the money while the case remains pending. An unknown thief also broke into the Remer coal office and left a few pennies as a strange reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pins
Alton
Remer Coal Office
Dairy Management Schools Highlight Plymouth County Farms
Dairy management schools were held at the W. H. Burkett farm in Liberty township and at Fred Susehim's farm, led by J N Spencer of Ames with F P Ferguson assisting. Attendance suffered from bad roads. Stanton township farm bureau met with Erick Lippke praising support and planning a box social to fund chairs and a piano. John O Leary's S C Rhode Island Red flock ranked eighth in the state pool.
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Burkett
Fred Susehim
Dairy Feeding and Management
J. N. Spencer
Ames
Stanton
Stanton Township Farm Bureau
Center School
Erick Lippke
Farm Bureau
Plymouth County
S. C. Rhode Island
John O'Leary
Stanton Township
John Bailey Dies After Long Illness
John Lee Bailey died in Sacred Heart hospital on February 27 after months of liver trouble and related complications. Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. with Elks and Eagles in charge. pallbearers included L. Van de Steeg and Roy Sprague for the Eagles and Nate Gearke, Harry Bogen, Frank Hentges for the Elks. He is survived by his wife and daughter Clebeth Leona, his parents, a brother Harvey of Ireton, and a sister Mrs. William Vitek of Kalamazoo, Michigan. Bailey lived in LeMars 13 years, born January 14, 1886 in Ireton, Iowa. he married Nellie Edwards on March 27, 1907 and was widely known in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks and Eagles
Lodge Brothers
John Lee Bailey
Sacred Heart Hospital
J. Jy. Bawards
J. Hills
John Zeig
Roy Sprague
The
Elks
Nate Gearke
Harry Bogen
Frank Hentges
Clebeth Leona
L. W. Bailey
Harvey
Ireton
William Vitek
Kalamazoo
Mich
Nellie Edwards
Mystery Road serial opens in The Globe-Post today
Two handsome rich young men help a girl escape an unwanted marriage to a tavern keeper. They take her to Monaca where she becomes a governess and falls for one of the men while mysterious figures and late night chases unfold. The tale promises evolving romance and danger as a queenly heroine rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monaca
Globe-Post
Woman Taken To Cherokee For Treatment After Neighbors’ Complaints
Mrs. Lena Voss was taken to Cherokee for treatment after an inquiry by the inganiry board following neighbor complaints. She had been acting queer for some time and recently fell ill with pneumonia. In related news, Paul Cave was arrested for bootlegging and posted bonds. authorities expect further proceedings. The article notes alleged bootlegging profits and distribution chain ending with a $5 pint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lana Voss
Lena Voss
Inganiry Board
Voss
Hootch
Paul Cave
Justice Scott
Scott
Heer
McDonald
Three Mortgage Suits Filed Against One Owner in Illinois Judgment
Three suits totaling 38 000 arise from overdue mortgages on properties mortgaged for 7 670 74. Plaintiffs F F Morris John C Casey Mary A Gallagher Davidson Bros Harry Francis name multiple defendants including Webb Kellogg Fedderson Eggers Stein and Charles J Stein with varied shares in the mortgaged properties. Also Klipto Loose Leaf company sues W J Edwards former Mason City sales agent seeking 230 42 in overpaid commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Morris
Webb Kellogg
H.C. Fedderson
J. F. Eggers
Charles J. Stein
John C. Casey
Mary A. Gallagher
Davidson Bros
Harry Francis
John Clay & Co
S. A
Mason City
LeMars Printing Company
W. J. Edwards
Merrill Girls Win Two Of Three In Hinton Invite
Merrill high school girls basketball went 2-1 at the Hinton invitation tournament on Feb 28. Eileen Hanser led Merrill with seven points in a 12 6 win over Akron and two more in other games while Dakota City and Bronson also played.
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Merrill
Merrill High School
Hinton
Hinton High School
Dakota City
Akron
Bronson
Merrill Aggregation
Eileen Hanser
Merrill Pos
Hanser
Bee
Sands L. Jahn
Pyeasead
H. Smith G. Langhout
L. Blerman L. Jones
R.C. R. Lovig V. Hauff
G. Frederick M. Tooker
G.o le I. Hanson
Merrill Cagers
Akron Girls
John
Waterbury
Maynard
Maeup
Pye
Maynard Jahn
Ee Fee
Ee Fee Waterbury Langhout 0. Chere Ete Jonson Jones
Kingsley High Girls Win At Pierson As Boys Lose To Bronson
Kingsley high school teams played three games Friday night in Kingsley Iowa. The Girls beat Pierson 17 to 6 in a fast well played game. The Boys first team lost to Bronson 31 to 13 in a slow game with few baskets. The Kingsley second team defeated Bronson 17 to 6. Next they face Union there Tuesday.
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Bronson
Kingsley
Kingsley High School
Pierson Town
Boya
Union
Leland Booth
LeMara
LeMars
Sioux City
Iowa
Storm Lake
Spirit Lake
Sheldon
Sioux Rapids
Sergeant Bluffs
Meriden
Orange City
Merrin
Akron
Marcus
Liberty
Sioux Center
Cleghorn
Ireton
Hinton
Alton
le Mars
Darko
Oyens Veteran Dies of Tuberculosis After War Service
Marcus resident Albert M. Wiedler, World War I veteran, died February 27 at Sacred Heart hospital from tuberculosis contracted during service. He served in the motor truck supply company, Eight Division, and is survived by his parents and siblings. Funeral was at St. Catherine's church Oyens with Rev. Father Rolfes officiating. Burial in St. Catherine cemetery. Four more obituary details to follow. The issue also notes a pageant titled Light of the World to be presented March 8 at Hildreth Memorial church with no admission fee. a silver offering will be received.
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Albert Fiedler
Albert M. Wiedler
Marcus
Jacob Fiedler
Oyens
Sacred Heart Hospital
St. Catherine's Church
Ovens
St. Catherine Cemetery
Rolfes
Mr. Fiedler
Plymouth County
Jacob Fleder
Camp Dodge
Denver
California
Marcua
Tokio
Japan
H. Augustine Smith
Boston University
JL. H. Seager
Hildreth Memorial Church
North Western College
C. R. Smith
Bethlehem
Isiah
American Legion Meeting Set to Decide District Convention Date
American Legion members meet Thursday night March 5 at Columbia hall. Percy Kanago Roy Rounds and Jake Koenig provide program notes including a report on the Des Moines convention. The meeting will determine the date of the district convention planned for May.
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American Legion
American Legion i
Columbia Hall
Percy Kanago
Roy Rounds
Jake Koenig
Des Moines
Elgin Women’s Unit Meeting Set At Mrs Hawking Home
The Elgin township women’s farm bureau will meet Wednesday March 4 at 2 p.m. in the home of Mrs Allie Hawking. Roll call president identity and event in his administration business session edgelugs rickrack work crochet supplies needed.
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Allie Hawking
Elgin Township Women’s Farm Bureau
Edgelugs
Worely
J. Hinds
Leora Laughton
Hinds
C. Moore
J. Peck
Chapman
McClintock Lawyer Visits LeMars Witnesses
Chicago lawyer Millard A Rauhoff, who represents heirs of William McClintock, former Plymouth county treasurer and Chicago millionaire, was in LeMars today interviewing locals. He attended court sessions and heard testimony not released by news agencies. Ackley World Journal notes Dow City Postmaster reports mail carrier Ralph McKee has been missing since Thursday leaving a wife and three children.
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Millard A. Rauhoff
Chicago
William McClintock
Plymouth County
LeMars
Rauhoff
Ackley World-Journal
Dow City
Ralph McKeen
McKee
Subdistrict Basketball Tournament Set for LeMars Weekend
The LeMars area hosts a round robin subdistrict tournament this Friday and Saturday with 14 teams in A and B classes. Major contenders include Sioux City and LeMars with first round matchups listed and semifinals Friday night. An athletic carnival at the high school gym follows, aiding travel funds for Ames.
Le Mars Baseball Seeks Funds and Meeting Plan
Local notes urge a baseball team for Le Mars this year with a plan to raise funds ahead of the 1925 season. A pre season meeting is proposed as teams in nearby towns organize events and training camps continue. Separate item: Western Union and Buena Vista women duel in Le Mars on March 4 at 8 pm in the college chapel debating the Supreme Court Question.
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Free Lance
le Mars
LeMars
Western Union
Buena Vista
College Chapel
Helen McCauley
Emily Hayne
Leah Adams
W. UL
Storm Lake
Laurel Stryker
Myrtle Stroyfeller
Edna Pageler
Supreme Court
Married in Little Brown Church in the Vale
Mr and Mrs Walter Hake visited in the home of his uncle G H Hake over the weekend. The couple were married last week at the Little Brown Church in the Vale Nashua Iowa. He serves as manager of the Sherman Mercantile in Sherman Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hake
G. H. Hake
Noose Tightens on Chicago Case Inquest Unveils Typhoid Link
Chicago March 2 Investigators spent extensive time questioning witnesses in the McClintock inquest amid rumors of new evidence tied to stolen typhoid germ tubes from Dr Farman's laboratory. Evidence mentions a crate with animals in Shepherds basement and Mrs Shepherd burning McClintocks letters while William D Shepherd sought bacteriology studies.
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Chicago
William B. McClintock
C. Farman
Faman
National University of Sciences
William D. Shepherd
McClintock
Farman
City Health Department
Shepherd Home
Phiysicting and ‘Laboratories
Shepherd
Bodek
Colling Couple Celebrate 65th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J P Colling of Remsen observed their 65th wedding anniversary at home Tuesday. About fifty guests from Le Mars Granville Howard Marcus and Remsen joined in a surprise dinner and festive afternoon, with many grandchildren present. The couple remain in good health and plan to mark future anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen Hell-Enterprise
Colling
Remsen
J. P. Holling
Peter Gausch
Mike Miller
Edward Colling
le Mars
Peter Colling
Fret Colling
Granville
Theodore Rode
Howard
Clem Galles
Will Colling
Lucy Weidesch
Edward Kenney
Marcus
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Cage
Nic Mertes
LeMars Rifle Club
Oakland
Elmer Kilker
Lester Mann
John Wilken
Mark DeForce
Louis Lemke
Hugh Maxwell
Pete Ehlinger
John Lubben
Wwe
Albert Adden
Howard Remer
Walter Hammond
Hammond
Ed Bilera
J. W. Williams
A. L. Adamson
Robert Gibbs
Cyril Hoffman
Frank Carley Weer
Marvin Burkett Pek
Nic Mer
Seney
Ladies Aid Society
George Sitzmann
Meneanenea Gore
John Bailey
Elgin Women's Unit
M'Clintock
Lreton
Ted Dunn
Jimmie Edwards
Mleh
Little Brown
the Vale
Northern Trust Company
L. L. McArthur
Trust Company
Shepherd Ius
Hilly
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