Local notes from Elgin and surrounding towns
Elgin special correspondence reports visits by Henry Brabander and M M Myers, a May 3 birth to Mr. and Mrs. Lou Smid, and community events. Farm bureau ladies met with 20 in attendance to plan baskets for a May men’s meeting, proceeds to go to the men. Funeral for Charles Wilde attended in LeMars. Planting corn under way. several regional visits and gatherings included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brabander
LeMars
M. M. Myers
Sioux City
Sam Athe
Lou Smid
W. M. Thompson
Alton
Isabel Mills
Seney
George Laughton
Frank Utech
Kimball
Dak
Farm Bureau
William Hawkins
W. P. Justman
Ben Rolfes
Remsen
J. Madden
Kingsley
Gertrude Wilhelm
Tad
Joe Robinette
Neptune
W. F. Mandelkow
Ferne
Mankato
Minn
Charles Wilde
Henry Reints
Marie Kirsch
Lois Munn
Albert Hawkins
Heat Radiation Essential for Vitality, Bureau States
The Bureau of Mines reports that even with breathable air a person cannot live without the ability to radiate heat. Extensive experiments underscore the necessity of radiant heat for bodily function and survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Mines
Accidents Warning Urges Clear Labeling of Medicines
A cautionary note stresses that every bottle in a medicine cabinet must be plainly labeled with its contents to avoid accidents. It emphasizes the responsibility of individuals, especially women, to ensure proper labeling for safety.
Idleness Is in Personal Crisis and Labor Drives Existence
A short philosophical note contrasts idleness with labor as the core motive of life, declaring repose as desertion and suicide per Mazzini. The quotation frames work as essential human duty and crisis response in everyday conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazzini
Crescendo club forms to unite Union music students
Union School notes report the Crescendo music club organizing with 12 members and open membership for students taking class work. The piece also covers baseball captain Raymond Breiholz, an upcoming Union vs Liberty Consolidated game, gym redecorating, writing honors, eighth grade exams, a planned May 22 community picnic, and a range of school committees for events and sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow
Hiawatha
Union School
Grace Young
A. N. Palmer Company
Raymond Breiholz
Union
Liberty Consolidated School
J. Ostert
Hughes
Dorothy Hoyt
Lois Sampson
Donald Hoyt
Margaret Morton
Helen Bainbridge
Alvina Plendl
Ladys Pratt
Bernice Twogood
Darlene Williams
Henrietta Fischer
Greg Featherstone
D. E. Warner
E. R. Thompson
J. Lindsay
Ed Twogood
Sam Laddusaw
Wesley Eyres
al Sampson
Joe Considine
Jim Manning
Wyatt Phelan
Mesdames
D. BE. Warner
D. Keegan
C. Kohl
A. L. Koenig
F. F. Faville
Supreme Court of Iowa
Richie Eyres
Fern Coatsworth
Verna Plendl
Agnes Laddusaw
Mary Eyres
W U C Music Club Offers Debut Program
A newly formed W U C music club aims to advance music interests among students and makes its first public appearance with a Departmental club program in Le Mars on April 29. Professor Lekberg discusses progress in American music and McDowell as a father of American music, followed by illustrations of American composers including Chadwick Hasbrooke Burleigh Nevans and Watts. The club, though young, plans to grow and establish a presence in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars
Lekberg
Russia
America
McDowell
Allah
Chadwick
Struble Notes and Social News From Canton
Mr and Mrs William Bertram Struble motor to Canton South Dakota on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Herman Renken celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary Monday evening with dancing and a late lunch. Mrs John Rodenbuhr tripped on a wire, broke her collar bone and is resting after medical care. The Lewis Wiggs family moved to Mapleton for work on the section. Sophia and Minnie Gellerman were called home from Sioux City by their father's illness but he is improving. Hugh McDonald and son visited from Hastings Creek Nebraska. Struble gained two new barber shops this week. Will Wiese, now in Granville, is in a sanitarium for rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bertram
Canton
S. D
Herman Renken
Oggel
Lewis Wiggs
Mapleton
Far
Sophia
Minnie Gellerman
Martin
Sioux City
Hugh McDonald
Hattle Creek
Neb
Struble
Martin Frey
Will Wiese
Granville
LeMars Folks Readings and Visits Highlight Local Notes
BE Donnelly repairs at Kaiser residence and several LeMars residents visit Sioux City and area homes. John Eisenbecker and William Nicholson are among local business and social visitors. Charles Wilde dies in LeMars after long illness. he leaves a family. A bridal shower for Vera St Germaine, hosted by Mrs T J Henkels and Mrs Nic Trauffer, plus a Noble school basket social raises 22.10 for school purposes. H G Barkl hosts dinner with John McDougall. Irma Keegan and Schimer plan a program east of Struble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. B. Donnelly
LeMars
P. J. Kaiser
Undine Donahue
Herman Mandelkow
John E. Eisenbecker
William Nicholson
Sioux City
George Henrich
iLoux City
Julius Rosberg
Hinton
Chester McDougall
Dick Frerichs
Lavonne
Earnest Mueller
Phyllis
Pete Delperdang
Charles Wilde
Struble
Lawrence
Carl
Fred Utech
Elgin Township
Henry Hamer
Lewiston, Mont
Lutheran Church
Vollmar
T. J. Henkels
Nic Trauffer
Vera St. Germaine
Margaret McDonald
Noble School
Ladies Bring Baskets For George Laughton Guest Visit
Mrs Rundel of New York is a guest at the George Laughton home and all are invited to attend with baskets.
Woodmen convention trip and local visits noted
Akron residents F. J. Swanson and Frank Bonney left Sunday for the Woodmen of the World state convention in Dubuque Iowa with Bonney planning a Rock Island Illinois family stop. Mrs. Frank Lovell and children came from Rapid City South Dakota for a brief visit and will join Mr. Lovell in Estherville Iowa where they will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Swanson
Frank Bonney
Dubuque
Bonney
Rock Island
Frank Lovell
Rapid City
S. D
Lovell
Estherville
Emmett McGraw
Phyllis
Akron
Samuel Caskey
Oakland
Neb
John Caskey
Opera House
C. D
Ira Hoffman
Denver
Colo
Local visitors from Sioux City and Watertown call on relatives
Miss Betty Pearson and her nephews visited Sioux City on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Fay Maxson travelled from Watertown South Dakota to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Cc H Maxson and other relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Elmer Utesch were Sunday visitors at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs F Smythe. She was accompanied by Mr and Mrs Frank Hoffman west of town who will visit their son there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hoffman
Town
Elmer Utesch
F. Smythe
Betty Pearson
Fay Maxson
Watertown
S. D
Cc. H. Maxson
Karnak claims extraordinary health benefits in claim heavy ad
Karnak touted as a reconstructive tonic by L. M. Carroll, claiming merit drives its popularity. The pitch emphasizes quick stomach and liver relief, improved digestion, cleansing effects, appetite boost, and renewed energy. Sold in LeMars by George W. Koenig and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Carroll
Karnak
LeMars
George W. Koenig
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New York
JHE Department of Commerce
WLW
Cincinnati
Opal Hasbrooke
Dewy Dells
Crystal Wave
Cecil Burleigh
Winter Watts
Leah Adams
Nevans
N. J. Delperdang
H. G. Barkl
John McDougall
Irma Keegan
Frank B. Deuel
Standard Oil
Main
Fickey Motor Co
J. A. Dixon & Son
Wm. Janssen & Son
R. Buchan
Owens
Harvey & Eyres
O'Leary
Johnson
Frerichs
Standard Oil Company
le Mars, Iowa
Rice Brothers
Live Stock Commission
Truck Department
Ratinak
Aan
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Globe-Post
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