Helen Hayes piano recital opens student programs at college
Miss Helen Hayes performed a piano recital in the college auditorium on Tuesday with a varied program including Bach transcriptions, Debussy and Palmgren pieces, and a Grieg concerto for four hands with Mr. Lekberg. The event drew a large audience of friends and marked the first in a series of student programs.
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Helen Hayes
College Auditorium
Miss Hayes
Bach
Franz Liszt
Arne Oldberg
Debussy
Sammis
J. G. Redman
Methodist Church
B. F. Hodgeman
Union Hotel
Eastern Star
Harriet McMaster
Sutherland
Paul Locke
Minneapolis
Social notes from a busy weekend gathering and meetings
In Mrs Henry Lessen ger home Mr and Mrs J W Blackburn left for Chicago on Saturday. Mrs G Cunningham chairs a bi weekly Bridge luncheon with auction bridge after. An oyster supper by Mr and Mrs J J Tindall for junior Sunday school class families featured short talks by Rev J W Case and L I Jones. Legion Auxiliary meets Thursday at K P hall then Columbia hall for initiation. Home Guards gathered Saturday with hosts Mrs Tucker Mrs Garten and Mrs Reeves assisting.
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G. Cunningham
Bridge Club
Auction Bridge
Soe
J. J. Tindall
Mr. Tindall
J. W. Case
L. I. Jones
Charles Tucker
Galeth Garten
E. J. Reeves
Local notices and ads from LeMars area
A collage of personal news sales notices and social updates from LeMars area. Items include for sale ads for a dark red Shorthorn yearling bull and a bedroom suite, recent Buick buyers Caspar Freking Arnold Ahlfs Charles Schultz and R Thompson, hauling services by Fred Wood, Delia Roeser visiting from Storm Lake, local callers and visitors from Sioux City, and a rambling mix of local business and society notes. Also mentions new Delco Remy armature pricing and Ben Beck in a minstrel show outreach.
Union School Notes Showl board swears in officers
At a special meeting the school board sworn in L F Bainbridge and Fred Featherston for three year terms. H C Hoyt elected president and Fred Featherston vice president. In the Cherokee subdistrict drama contest Union placed second with Mary Byres performing In the Arensz from Quo Vadis. No school April 2 and 3 due to teachers meeting. basketball game postponed to Tuesday because of the blizzard.
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Storm Lake
Linn Grove
Sioux City
Thompson and Stoll visit Sioux City area names appear
Elgin special correspondence notes Mr and Mrs W M Thompson visiting Sioux City. H Reints handled a hog consignment on the Sioux City market Friday. Miles Elizabeth Clarke had no school in district 9 Friday due to a storm. Harry Reints, a Sioux City businessman, spent a couple days in LeMars and vicinity. Mr and Mrs A H Stoll of Ocheye near LeMars were in the area for part of the week.
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W. M. Thompson
Sioux City
H. Reints
Miles Elizabeth Clarke
Harry Reints
Ness
A. H. Stoll
LeMars
Ed Detloff Visits Illinois for Dairy Cow Purchases
Ed Detloff traveled to Illinois in the latter part of the week where he purchased dairy cows. He intended to tend to business and visit relatives and friends during the trip.
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Ed Detloff
Illinois
Seney Social Notes Highlight Local Travel andEvents
Harold Darville Seney bought a new Ford coupe. Families vacationed to Sioux City and Le Mars to visit kin and view Abraham Lincoln. Illnesses and hospital stays were reported for Ira Eldridge of Rock Valley. Pearl Reeves joined a college glee tour across central Iowa. Local injuries included Will Conner Jr burning hands on gasoline. A blizzard disrupted the week with lingering snow. Lyman Penning’s death in Pipestone was announced with funeral plans. Groetken brothers shipped cattle to Sioux City and Henry Meis sent hogs there.
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Harold Darville
ER. D. Buss
Elaine
ER. M. Lancaster
Sioux City
le Mars
Abraham Lincoln
the Royal
R. G. Harvey
Ira Eldridge
Rock Valley
Grant
Elam Chapman
Pearl Reeves
Western Union College
LeMars
Ladies Glee Club
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Fonda
Will Conner, Jr
Roy
Irving McArthur
Lucile March
Elizabeth March
E. F. Anstine
Chadron
Neb
E. G. Anstine
S. J. Wallace
John Lancaster
John Lancaster, Jr
Ina Lancaster
Alex McArthur
R. A. McArthur
John Daugherty
Nathan Conner
Vincent Lancaster
E. D. Buss
Jake Berkenpas
C. W. Cook
Viola Cook
Nina Lancaster
Albert Penning
Sam Athe
Bert Criswell
Lyman Penning
Pipestone
Minn
Penning
Minnesota
Seney
Groetken Brothers
Henry Meis
Notice to Bid for City Supplies and Cement Work LeMars
Sealed bids for 7006 feet of dimension lumber 20 tons bituminous coal printing stationery and printing of reports and legal notices for cement work on sidewalks gutters and cross men are invited by LeMars city council. Bids due by April 6 1925 accompanied by a 100 certified check to secure contract and bond. right to reject any bid reserved. Dated March 3 1925 City Clerk H Kalb. Published The LeMars Globe Post March 6 12 and 19 1926.
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LeMars
le Mars
Cald City
Towit
M. Kalb
Executor's Notice in Plymout h County Iowa
On March 10 1926 the district court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed the undersigned executrix of the estate of August Utesch deceased. All persons indebted to the estate must make payment to the executrix and settle claims per court order.
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District Court of
Plymouth County
August Utesch
Notice of Probate for Minneh Utessh Estate Executrix
The undesigned and those with claims against the estate must present them legally authenticated to the court for allowance. Dated March 10, 1925. Minnih Utesch, Executrix. T M Zink, attorney for estate. Published in The LeMars Globe-Post March 12 19 and 26 1925.
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Minnih Utesch
T. M. Zink
LeMars Globe- Post
Twin City Lines Railroad Timetable Pressed Record
Northbound trains include Twin City Limited at 3:25 a.m. 206 Soo City St. Paul local 7:45 a.m. 204 Twin City Express 11:50 a.m. 210 St Paul local 11:45 p.m. Weat Bound trains list 98:01 a.m. 209 Soo City St. Paul local 6:20 a.m. 205 Soo City St. Paul local 4:55 p.m. 203 Twin City Express 6:10 p.m. Illinois Central eastbound 616 Chicago Express 612 Chicago Limited 632 Fort Dodge train westbound 15 Chicago Express 611 Chicago Limited 631 Fort Dodge train 7:50 a.m. 6:87 p.m. 4:50 p.m. 3:60 p.m. 10:00 a.m. Great Northern 82 St Paul Local 162 St Paul Limited 678 Local Freight Southbound 1 Sioux City Local 578 Local Freight 161 Sioux City limited 10:22 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 11:01 a.m. MM.
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Soo City
St. Paul
Twin City Express
Illinois Central
Chicago Limited
Fort Dodge
Great Northern North Bound
St. Paul Limited
Sioux City
Sioux City Limited
Cold Connecticut Fireplace Tale From Youth's Companion
A Connecticut correspondent recalls a stark tale from early heats in New England. A house heated by a massive cellar fire ended with flames erupting from the chimney and freezing solid, proving the winter cold in a stark extreme as recounted in Youth's Companion.
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Connecticut
Twain’s Autobiography Praises Southern Cooking
Mark Twain notes in his Autobiography a strong fondness for Southern fare including corn bread hot biscuits and fried chicken. He argues the North cannot replicate Southern frying and baking, claiming Northern cooks misjudge corn bread and overestimate American bread serving style. He asserts geographic limits to the frying craft and dismisses European assumptions about American hot bread service.
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Mark Twain
Mason and Dixon
Europe
South
North
Wet Shoes Counteract damp footwear to prevent illness
If your shoes get wet do not panic. Use blotters to absorb moisture by stacking them underfoot or placing a blotter between stocking and shoe for a few minutes. This simple safety measure helps avoid discomfort and potential illnesses when home is not nearby.
Association Test Endorsed by 1776 Committees
In 1776 the Continental congress resolved on March 4 and the Exeter committee of safety approved on April 12 that all males over twenty one should be urged to sign the Association test except lunatics idiots and negroes. The test pledges to oppose British fleets and armies with arms to the utmost of their power at the risk of lives and fortunes.
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Continental Congress
Committee of Safety
Exeter
Association
United States
Eye appeal in poetry compared to Homer
Lascelles Abercrombie argues that Homer relies on ear alone while Dante and Milton use both eye and ear. He claims their art is not greater but shows finer modulations of significance through visual appeal without sacrificing auditory impact.
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Homer
Dante
Milton
Merchants in the Far East Rely Heavily on Supplies
The report notes merchants across Far East nations depend entirely on imported goods and steady supply chains to sustain trade. It highlights risks from disruptions and the importance of diversified sourcing to maintain markets and prices.
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Far East
Newspapers Used as Wrappers Trade Shifts Eastward
Hundreds of tons of whole and clean American newspapers are shipped monthly to the Far East from Atlantic coast ports. The business, once dominated by Pacific coast dealers, expanded after World War I as Eastern firms began buying newspapers from junkmen for foreign shipment.
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Far East
Atlantic Coast
Beetle Demonstrates Tremendous Lifting Power Under Bottle
Scientific notes describe a beetle exerting force about 112 times its own weight as it pushes a heavy glass milk bottle along. In a separate test a beetle climbs a 5 degree incline dragging a 125 grain weight attached by silk, showing notable strength relative to body weight.
Honor Accorded King Robert of France in Song
The text notes King Robert of France, a celebrated songwriter by 1037 A D, was honored as the Breton figure who introduced rhyme into the Latin chants of the church.
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Robert
France
Shagbark Hickory Bark Noted for High Fuel Value
The bark of shagbark hickory is valued for its strong fuel value and intense heat. It is described as crackling loudly when burned, making it a notable source of heat.
Brain's Activity Count Sparks Odd Theory
A French physician suggests the human brain discharges twelve and three tenths thoughts each second, a striking estimate that prompts debate among scientists about mental processing speed and cognitive capacity.
Classification Knocking Usually Indicates Either Carbon or Envy
Rochester Times Union notes a witty saying that knocking sounds signal either carbon presence or envy, framing it as a light cultural aside rather than a serious scientific claim.
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Rochester Times- Union
Beware the Bootlicker Franklin Quote
A compact aphorism warns that a single man cannot be both friend and flatterer, attributed to Benjamin Franklin in a reflective aside. The line presents a caution about loyalty and deception in interpersonal relations.
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Franklin
Country of Mountains Bolivia: World’s most mountainous nation
Bolivia is described as the world’s most mountainous country. The article highlights its rugged terrain, altitudes, and prominent ranges shaping regional geography and culture. References to high peaks and Andean geography accompany notes on local implications for travel and settlement.
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Bolivia
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