Students Favor Campus Study Over Library in Sunny Weather
A school bulletin notes students prefer campus study to the library on sunny days. It mentions visits by Miss Minnie Klaase and Rev. Mueller, a state convention report at the YMCA, various class activities, a wrestling outcome for Mr. Lobr, and a poetry snippet about Silas B. McManus, with references to Waterloo Iowa and Rockwell City.
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Jackson
Ned
Waterloo
Iowa
Instad
Lake Geneva
Wis
Davis
Mr. Lobr
Rev
B Mueller
Christ
Thoren
Msthar Richbar
Rockwell City
John Hahn
Caroline
Charles
William Hahn
Mueller
Mateo
Chapel
Jabor
Miss Lizzie Tierney Takes Lease of Hotel Brunswick
Lizzie Tierney of Remsen leased the Hotel Brunswick from John Heyer on Monday and took immediate possession. She is an experienced hotel operator, backed by a skilled office manager arriving from Nebraska today. Heyer remodeled parts of the hotel last week and will remain in the horse business full time.
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Lizzie Tierney
Remsen
Brunswick
John Heyer
Miss Tierney
Nebraska
Mr. Hever
Heyer
Governor LaFollette on Roosevelt’s Quarles federal appointment
The Cass County Democrat opines on President Roosevelt’s choice of Quarles, a discarded Wisconsin senator, for the federal bench. It questions fitness for judging railroads and corporate cases, notes GOP repudiation of Quarles’s stalwart ties, and labels the president’s methods as mysterious and beyond reach.
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LaFollette
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Quakes
Quarles
Cass County
Democrat
Frank Dixon Delivers Masterful Socialism Lecture at Opera House
Frank Dixon spoke Sunday evening on the threat of socialism at the opera house. A renowned author of Uncle Tom’s Sons and The Clansman, Dixon argued socialism and anarchy are opposites, using sharp wit and humor to expose follies and make the discussion accessible to a broad audience.
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Frank Dixon
Opera House
Sam
Dixon
Uepard
Death of Henry Ruether on Theodore Langle Farm
Henry Ruether died after a brief illness with pneumonia on Monday at 8 30. The 35 year old single man formerly lived in the county fifteen to twenty years and was greatly liked. He was born in Munster Westphalia Germany. Survived by father Theodore Reuther sister Mrs Fleury Freking and brothers Theodore and August. Funeral at St Josephs church Tuesday at 10 30 attended by many.
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Henry Ruether
August Ruether
Theodore Langle
LeMars
St. Joseph’s Church
Munster
Westphalia
Germany
Thodore Reuther
Fleury Freking
Theodore
August Reuther
Inauguration of Theodore Roosevelt in Washington Parade
Washington March 4 Roosevelt is sworn in after a historic inaugural parade. The president speaks of duties of citizenship and urges resilience, justice, and national unity amid rapid industrial change and global responsibilities. The ceremony includes a brief address and a grand pageant.
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Washington
Republic
Theodore Roosevelt
Capitol
Grand Army of the Republic
Local visitors and residents frequent LeMars area
Mrs. R Temple visited Sioux City friends while Chas Streigel traveled to Remsen. Numerous residents from LeMars and nearby towns visit relatives in Sioux City, Hawarden, Hartington, and Clinton areas. Attitudes reflect a busy social circuit with court duties, business ventures, and theatre plans featuring Miss Charlotte Burnett in Twelfth Night at the LeMars opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gaynor
Sioux City
Ed. Harnham
Hawarden
Kerb Hasbrook
B. L. Bixby
Hartington
Nev
J. J. Moreton
Miss Smith
B.E. Nichols
LeMars
J. Vander Meide
John Hospers
Orange City
Frank Rothschild
A. P. Bramer
Munday
Shipman
Charlotte Burnett
New York
Richard Mansfield
Julis Marlowe
Mr. Geo. Seybolt
John L. Saphore
Joseph Wilson
F. J. McCarthy
Mr. Shipman
For Rent House with 24 acres inquired to bank
A rental notice offers a house with 24 acres for rent and directs inquiries to Le Mars Savings Bank. The snippet includes stray phrases likely from OCR about a curry comb and a person named Queen B, which are not connected to the housing notice.
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le Mars Savings Bank
Mdswtf
Shorthorn bulls sired by Sharon Lad listed at Pers Reisth
Two young Shorthorn bulls sired by Sharon Lad, No 188584, recorded at Pers REISCH, 34 miles east of Western Union College. Note mentions Queen B Curry comb and asks uncht for details.
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Sharon Lad
Pers Reisch
Western Union College
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Storm Lake
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