High school dominates in athletic carnival events
At the gymnasium on Tuesday evening the high school defeated the has beens in both basketball and wrestling by large margins. Wrestling bouts produced a 26 to 1 team score for the regulars, while the basketball game ended 21 to 14 in favor of the regulars. Notable matches included Edwards beating Dunn in two falls and several pin or decision wins by Davis, Woods, M. Wurth, and Gergen. Union edged Kingsley 20 to 10 in a separate boys game, while the girls’ contest finished 14 to 13 for Kingsley with a close finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Booth
Gilliland
Ames
Bill Cunningham
Davis
Cunningham
Carley
Beachler
Beens
Becker
Langendorfer
Fross
Union
Kingsley
Kingsley High School
Union Pos
Kingsley Eyres
Pieston Sharp
Breiholz
Lyle Eyres
Ridenour
Bainbridge
Giscseecse
Hank Thompson
Ginveeeatecus Smith Timmons
Pe Hat Rae Martin Thompson
Feet Sherwood Coatsworth
Cee Winning
Peron
Panees Bouvia Laddusaw
Gizseland
Wendel Keegan
Stevens
Murray
Wendel
Correction: Plueger hog price tops day at Sioux City
The Monday paper reported Fred J. Plueger earned 11 dollars for a hog load at Sioux City. The correct top price of the day was 11.90 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Plueger
Sioux City
Western Union Wins Twice in Dual Debate
Western Union college defeated Buena Vista college in Storm Lake and at home, claiming unanimous decisions in both debates. Home team members Helen Macauley Emily Moyne and Leah Adams secured the home win, while Laura Stryker Myrtle Streuffeler and Ana Pogeler led the Buena Vista side to victory at Storm Lake. Mrs R M Smith accompanied the Buena Vista negative team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union College
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Helen Macauley
Emily Moyne
Leah Adams
Laura Stryker
Myrtle Streuffeler
Ana Pogeler
Buena Vista
Western Union
R. M. Smith
Le Mars Retailers to Meet Monday Evening
LeMars retailers will meet in Columbia hall Monday evening at 7 30 to discuss several pending matters. Attendance is essential and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars
LeMars
Columbia Hall
High Class Horses Sell Well at Remsen Auction
Frank Peters of Clarke South Dakota brought a 20 head shipment of farm horses to Remsen Iowa. Sold at the livery stable by Willenburg the first team brought 320 dollars with average about 125 dollars per horse. The horses weighed 1300 to 1800 pounds, were broke and sound, and purchased in Dakota. Charlott Bovia and Leonard Burright wed in Sioux City last Wednesday February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen
Frank Peters
Clarke, S. D
Dakota
Sovia Burright Kingsley
Charlott Bovia
Ed Bovia
Leonard Burright
Hinton
Sioux City
Montgomery
Odd Farms Across America From Ostriches to Diamonds
A wall of curiosities from Wallaces' Farmer highlights unusual American farms. Ostrich and pigeon ventures near Pasadena and Los Angeles, a bear farm in Colorado, wolves in Canada, crocodilians in California and Florida, buffalo hybrids in Texas and Oklahoma, pheasants in Oregon, terrapin research in Beaufort, muskrat operations along Delaware, a vast guinea pig empire in Moorestown, and a Missouri diamondback rattlesnake ranch led by Rose and Henry Ahern. The piece notes the quirks and profits, urging readers to explore without sensational detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallaces
Turkey
Egypt
United States
Pasadena
Cal
Pennsylvania
Toria
Colorado
Canada
Buffalo
Cattie
Los Angeles
California
Florida
Texas
Oklahoma
Oregon
Isle of Hope
Alson
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Beaufort
N. C
William Hagan
Delaware
Joseph Matlack
Moorestown
N. J
America
Ozark Mountains
Missouri
Rose
Henry Ahern
Altho
Petit Jurors for Next Term Drawn in 1925 Panel of 65
Clerk of Courts James Sickler lists 65 prospective jurors for March term 1925 to report April 6 at 10 am. Sixteen are women. names span Union, Stanton, Plymouth, Remsen, LeMars, Garfield, Liberty, Preston, Elgin, Sioux, and others, with jurors from towns including Amber, Akron, and Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sickler
Bullington
Esther
Union Room
Garrit
Union Berger
Ralph
Stanton Brown
Grace
Plymouth Bass
Will
America Bayh
Anna
Fredonia Baldwin
Joe
Akron Conway
T. J
Sioux Columbus
John
Westfield Chapman
Grant
Elgin Doty
George
LeMarsa
Ellison
Viola
Hungerford Engelken
Lulu
LeMars Ervin
Herb
Akron Fry
Roy
Meadow Fett
Henry
Grant Ginsbach
M. L
Elkhorn Grage
J. P
Henry Grothnaus
J. S
Henry Groth
P. H
Remsen Galles
Remsen Gerdes
Grant Hardie
David
Garfield
Hansen
Warren
Liberty
Hamm
W. M
Portland Haas
Minnie
LeMars 'Herron
Elmer
LeMars i John
Herman
Lincoln
Janssen
Rich
Stanton Johnson
Charles
Johnson Kramer
Barneys Kern
LeMars Lang
Washington Nash
Luther
Hungerford Nigg
Emma
Plymouth
Phelps
Florence
Parry
Elkhorn Pike
Howard
Hancock Plueger
Preston Royer
G. W
Rodwig
Francis
Perry
Rutland
Joseph
Elgin
Rhodes
A. A
Akron
Schneider
G. C
Stuntebeck
Frank
Remsen Staab
Louis
Meadow Shumway
Helen
LeMars Taylor
Sioux
Tracy
Marie
Tindall
Adam
Washington
Warenhorst
Johnson
van Buskirk
Preston Werley
Matt’ Winders
Mary —Werth
Albert
New Parish Building at Remsen Opens for Public View
The new convent building for St. Mary's parish in Remsen Indiana was opened for public inspection over Sunday and Monday attracting several hundred visitors from the area. The structure houses a chapel, classrooms, bedrooms, kitchen and other facilities for the sisters and school boarders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen
St. Mary's Parish
Barrett boys quit bootlegging after paying fines
Joe Barrett paid 425 and Dan Barrett 300 in fines plus jail costs totaling 725, and the two were released from Plymouth County jail after a short confinement for non payment. The Barretts, once wealthy landowners, said they would quit bootlegging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Dan Barrett
Plymouth County
Joe Barrett
Nan
Union Presbyterian Church Activities And Local Moves
Union Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11 with a congregational meeting planned for next Sunday to consider Rev. Smith’s candidacy after two trial sermons. Ladies Missionary society meets Wednesday March 11. hosts Mesdames Lindsay and Featherstone. Alyea Brothers, formerly of Correctionville, will move into the J S Engelken building and start a tire business. Mrs Kass leaves for Farmer South Dakota to live with her son Mike. Joe Robinette moves from farming near Iowa Minn to Union township, shipping stock and machinery to LeMars for residence on a local farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Presbyterian Church
Mr. Smith
Ladies' Missionary Society
Mesdames J. Lindsay
G. Featherstone
H. D. Alyea
L. BE. Alyea
Correctionville
J. S. Engelken
More Mileage Tire Company
Alyea Brothers
Margaret Kass
Farmer, S. D
Mike
LeMars
South Dakota
Joe Robinette
Iowa
Minn
Union Township
Senate Rejects McNary Haugen Bill in Naval Omnibus
The modified McNary-Haugen grain export bill failed in the Senate by 69 to 17 as an amendment to the naval omnibus bill. Supported by Senators Brookhart Capper Frazier Gooding Howell Johnson Ladd McNary Norbeck Norris Sterling Willis and others, it did not align with President Coolidge's farm conference recommendations. Capper's alternative bill remains on the calendar with little action expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Howell
Nebraska
Lne
Coolidge
Capper
Republican
Kansas
Agricultural Committee
McNary- Haugen
Brookhart
Frazier
Gooding
Johnson
California
Ladd
McNary
Norbeck
Norris
Sterling
Willis
Ashurst
Copeland
Wheeler
Farmer-labor
Shipstead
Minnesota
Le Mars Marksmen Defeat Remsen In Local Shoot
A Wednesday night competition pitted a five-man Le Mars team against Remsen marksmen. Remsen scored 909 points from a possible 1000, led by Walter Lang 92 and Clarence Brotherton 94, while Le Mars totals reached a similar mark. Le Mars plans to travel to Remsen in two weeks to return the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen
Walter Lang
Henry Daldrup
Clarence Brotherton
Paul Nitzschke
Walter Sylvester
LeMars
Sam Lang
Meidswabseen
Hugh Maxwell
iMark DeForce Mic Mertes
Frank Carley
Mrs Keough narrowly escapes burns from exploding jar
Special Correspondence reports Mrs. John Keough narrowly escaped serious injury when a jar of canning meat exploded in a hot water bath and burned her neck and chest. Home remedies applied, with hope for no lasting harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keough
J. W
Frank Dobbert
Nic Delperdang
Howard
John Rodenbuhr
Sioux City
Rodenbuhr
A. P. Noble
Lloyd Port
Will Nicholson
Pete Nemmers
Alex Nemmers
LeMars
Mr. Henkel
Homer
Neb
T. J. Henkel
Dickie Nicholson
Hinton
Julius Rosburg
P. J. Moran
Hugh Dealy
Women Voters to Gather at City Election Meeting
The League of Women Voters will hold a public meeting at 7 30 p m in the high school library on Tuesday March 10. All men and women interested in the city election are invited to discuss candidates and issues forthcoming in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Akron Versus Kingsley Opens Subdistrict Tourney
The subdistrict tournament begins tomorrow at 9 p.m. with Kingsley and Akron in class A. All 14 teams enter, and six sessions over two days will feature heated games, semifinals Saturday, and finals later. Akron moves to class A after official enrollment. season tickets remain available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Booth
Kingsley
Akron
LeMars
Sioux City
Hinton
Union
Meriden
Orange City
Cleghorn
Marcus
Segond
Ireton
Liberty
Merrill
Sioux Center
Sunday Schedule at First Presbyterian Church Delights Members
The First Presbyterian Church lists Sunday school at 9 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with the Trusteeship topic. Evening Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 p m led by Gladys Lempke on The Masters Way of Winning Followers. Ladies Aid meets Tuesday at 531 Flint Ave S with Mrs G W Cunningham hosting and assistants Mrs Zack Eyres and Mrs Locer. Midweek service Thursday at 7 30 p m. March 16 17 and 18 offer lectures and round table discussions on religious education for the community with a 50 cent registration. a chance for regular attendees to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Waxgutip
Foreign Missionariéd
I Christian Endeavor
Gladys Lempke
G. W. Cunningham
Flint Avenue S
Zack Eyres
Locer
Bank Sues On Balance Not Paid By Mortgage
Montana court actions show Midland National Bank of Billings suing on unpaid loan balances. Cases include Coomer and Small versus C E Brown and Katie A Brown for farm partnership income with calls for accounting, Phill Julch versus Dan Yount for $102 on a note, and M J Kounkel versus Emery Rozell for $128.50 judgment sought. Also bank sues Louis Rademacher, Fred Rademacher, Lydia Voll, Henry Ideker, and Peter Fissell executors of August Prust estate for remaining loan balance after farm mortgaged assets taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Coomer & Small
C. E. Brown
Katie A. Brown
Phill Julch
Dan Yount
M. J. Kounkel
Emery Rozell
Church Week Ahead Plans and Events
Announcement for the week beginning March 8 lists Bible school at 10, worship at 11 with a sermon on Sowing and Reaping, young people's society at 6 30 p m, mission study classes at 7, a Sterioptican lecture at 7 30, illustrated song slides Where Cross the Crowded Ways of Life, a lecture His Last Week, closing with song slides I Gave My Life for Thee, and a chicken pie supper on March 17. A Ladies' aid meeting at Mrs Bergstrom's March 11 and Fidelity mission study Thursday at 2 at the parsonage. Chapter 6 in Adventures in Brotherhood. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30. J W Case, Vestor, and John Harpenau. Harpenau’s son begins a new farm on Tom Foley place southeast of LeMars this month. sister Mary Harpenau is keeping house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society
Ladies’ Aid
John Harpeneau
Frank Harpeneau
Tom Foley
LeMars
Mary Harpeneau
Water and Light Co. 8 Goes After Static Interference
LeMars residents plagued by buzzing radio static will welcome action by the Water and Light Company. A radio detective, assembled by Frank Simpson, uses a Crosley receiver and an improvised antenna to locate transformer leaks. The device becomes directional with a loop, guiding the hunt as the car nears the noise source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
LeMars Water and Light Company
Frank Simpson
Crosley
Brethren church banquet at Grahams ends with toasts
The Live Wire clans of the Brethren church held their annual banquet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Graham in Kingsley on Saturday night. The dinner had three courses with songs between courses. Clara Barto of Moville toasted the boys and Milford Beeghley toasted the girls. Rev. H Wingert Walter Carlson and Rev. Russell spoke as the young people sang and played games for a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley
Live Wire
Eclans of the Brethren Church
John Graham
Clara Barto
Moville
Milford Beeghley
H. Wingert
Walter Carlson
Russell
College professor weds LeMars girl in Sioux City
Miss Cleyenne Marian Trafford daughter of Mr and Mrs R W Trafford 515 Eighth Street SW and Prof Sven Victor Lekberg of Chicago head of music at Western Union college were married in the Martin hotel Sioux City at 630 Wednesday evening Dr C A Mock president of Western Union college performed the ceremony Miss Anna Laura Fitzpatrick was bridesmaid and G Chester Gena best man A 7 o'clock dinner followed in the suite decorated in blue and gold Mrs Lekberg born and raised in LeMars educated here and a LeMars high school graduate Prof Lekberg born in Chicago has studied in Europe and earned wide recognition as a musician
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleyenne Marian Trafford
R. W. Trafford
Eighth Street
S. W
Sven Victor Lekberg
Chicago
Western Union College
Martin Hotel
Sioux City
C. A. Mock
Anna Laura Fitzpatrick
G. Chester Gena
LeMars High School
Professor Lekberg
Europe
Beautiful Pageant to Be Staged at Hildreth Memorial
The Light of the World pageant will be presented Sunday evening March 8 at 7 30 in Hildreth Memorial church. The production features historic scenes from Isaiah to the coronation and emphasizes mission work and Christian unity. Performers include Hannah Thomas Olive Liddell Emily Mayne Eva Wolf and others with no admission charged and a free will offering taken. The program also notes St John s Lutheran English service at 10 30 and German Lenten service at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildreth Memorial Church
Isaiah
Bethlehem
Church of Christ
Christ
Insiah Madona Lacellite
Dis
Harley Farnham
Mais Degeet
Eae
Anita Pageler
Spirit of Christianity
Skinner
Eva Wolf
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Missiona
J. J. Vollmar
Inquest Sparks Murder Charge In Shepherd Case
Chicago March 3 Accusation and denial surfaced after a three week inquest into William McClintock s death He bequeathed 1 000 000 to William Shepherd chief justice Harry Olson accuses Shepherd of administering typhoid germs and calls witnesses perjurers Olson questions delay as he accuses Shepherd of guiding a scheme with coroner and state's attorney to whitewash the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William McClintock
Willam
Shepherd
Justce Harry Olson
Municipal Court
McCintock
John Shabaro
George Fosberg
John P. Marchand
Fosberg
Staemen
Fosbere
Edwin Hedrick
Olson
Hedrick
McClintock
Shepher
Pope
Louis Kies
Billy
William
Cedar Rapids
St. Paul
Menelly
Attocne
Charles Kennedy
Judge Olson
G. Ek. Gorman
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Barrett Boys
Grain Exportation Corporation
Te Superior
Water and Light Co
Clevonne Trafford
Eg Ag
Hannah Thomas
Myrtle Streyffeler
Olive Liddell
Mily Mayne
Fae Roento
Clarence Westphal
Harry Thompson
Ruel Thompson
J. W. Davis
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