April results for Plymouth County cow test association report
F. P. Ferguson presents April results: 27 herds tested, 395 cows, 1 purebred bull added, 12 cows sold, 3 bought by members, 19 cows over 40 pounds butterfat, 4 over 60. Knapp tops with 51.2 butterfat from 1,463 pounds milk. Top herds listed with milk and butterfat averages. Club Leaders Attend Training School in LeMars with dress and color guidance and sewing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Ferguson
Plymouth Cow Test Association
Cow Test Association
A. W. Knapp
H. P. Tonsfeldt
F. W. Knapp
C. L. Knapp
Lew Moser
Joe Bauerly
John Held
C. J. Byres
Guernsey
A. D. Cramer
William McKittrick
Plymouth County
Farm Bureau
LeMars
Mable Juaire
M. Jaixby
Mabel Schoenrock
R. L. Preston
William Boom
Delbert McQueen
Plymouth County Delinquent Dog Tax List Draws Laughs
The county publishes a list of state dog tax delinquencies in Plymouth county. About 1,000 dogs of varying breeds have unpaid taxes of $1 for males or $3 for females, plus 40 cents to publish. If unpaid, the amount is certified to the treasurer and may appear as a cloud on the title. an extra $1 penalty applies if not paid by June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Popken's Corn Wins National Seed Show Blue Ribbon
Otto Y Popken of Plymouth County Minnesota reports his Early Minnesota seed corn No 13 won the blue ribbon at the national seed corn show in Chicago. The Agriculture Development association supervised the event with 27 411 entries from 46 states and 1 031 counties. Popken is noted as a progressive local farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Otto Y. Popken
Minnesota
Chicago
Agriculture Development Association
Popken
Was Young McClintock Afraid of Shepherd
Chicago May 8 new details emerge in the Shepherd McClintock murder case as William Derling Shepherd faces trial May 18 for killing millionaire Ward W L McClintock with typhus germs. An Houston letter alleges poisoning fears and a poisons book carried to Bayview Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Derling
Epherd
Willam Nelson McClintock
Billy McClintock
Shepherd
Bayview
Tex
Myrtle Osborn
Houston
Harry Olson
Olson
Julia Shepherd
Gladys Roberts
Fire at Beck store area in Remsen damaged by chimney
Remsen fire company was called at about 7 30 am Thursday to a blaze next to the Beck store on the north side, in the Wolwert residence. Firemen arrived quickly and extinguished the flames. the cause was a defective chimney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen Remsen
Remsen
Beck
Cornelius Wolwert
Remsen Mayor Badly Hurt in a Fall
Remsen Iowa May 11 Barney Bunkers, mayor, was severely injured when a scaffold collapsed while he wired a new Pat Hughes home. He fell about 15 feet from the second floor, bruising him and leaving a deep arm gash before a physician treated him.
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Remsen
Barney Bunkers
Bunkers
Pat Hughes
Troop Four Wins Legion Trophy at Father Son Banquet
Troop Four Boy Scouts won the American Legion trophy for the highest contest score at the father and son banquet on May 8 in a repeat of prior years. James Kelley received the trophy for Troop Four while Allen Smith spoke and Charles Lownsberry announced the recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Downing
Harry Cannon
Boy Scouts
American Legion
Allen Smith
Charles Lownsberry
James Kelley
Legion
Troop 4
Boy Scouts of America
Francis Linehan
Jordan Cooney
Orville Lownsberry
Unnevey Locer
George Lamb
William Reynolds Tab
Eugene Harnest
Boss Garley
Russell Smith
Wernli Makes One of the Best Runs at Sheldon Meet
LeMars sent 12 athletes to the Sheldon track and field meet where records fell. Hansen of Laverne set a new half mile mark 2 02 4 5, overtaking Steffens of LeMars. Wernli won the mile in 4 50 claiming a strong sprint finish and praise for his versatility.
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Leland D. Booth
LeMaars
Sheldon
LeMars
Steffens
Hansen
Laverne
Minn
Wernli
Klenk
SeMars
Thompson
Coulson
Singer
Estherville
Hawarden
Departmental club elects officers for next year
The Departmental club board elected officers for the coming year with Mrs J A Dalton as president and Mrs T E Cole as first vice president. Other officers include Mrs J B Engelken recording secretary and Mrs C B Flaugher treasurer, plus two vice presidents and secretaries. Committees named and a Lyceum course arranged for four numbers with Redpath Vawter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Dalton
T. E. Cole
J. 8. Engelken
B. F. Zuehl
George Richards
C. BE. Flaugher
R. E. Foster
R. Woodworth
Katherine Cross
Mary Sieverding
R. J. M. Long
A. C. Cooper
BE. E B. Baxter
Redpath-Vawter Lyceum Company
W. G. Marcue
J. W. Blackburn
S.W. Spotts
W. R. Winders
J.S. Engelken
C. Es Vlaugher
Alice Moore
T. BE. Cole
G. L. Wernli
A. Sartori
Joy Perry
Clara Hentges
EB. A. Dalton
Names Listed in Local Legal Notices
The notice lists individuals with ages and towns including Henry J. Schwartz 26 and Hilarie A. Freking 21 from LeMars. Other names appear as LeMars residents or Sioux City related entries such as Salberg legal and Lydia C. Bohlken legal from LeMars. Additional names include John D. Peters 25 Greenview D. Mena Hillrichs 20 Akron Spencer A. Nelson Valley Springs S. D. Florence A. Rademacher 21 Garretson S. D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Schwartz
Hilarie A. Freking
LeMars
F. A. Salberg
Sioux City
Lydia C. Bohlken
LeMars John D. Peters
Greenview
D. Mena H. Hillrichs
Akron
Spencer A. Nelson
Valley Spgs
S. D
Florence A. Rademacher
Garretson
Boy Finds Part Of Traufler Loot Near Hinton
A Hinton area boy discovered a cache from a Traufler store raid last week. Sheriff Hugh Maxwell seized the goods after a house search and said arrests are expected. The loot likely came from the Traufler storehouse and may have been sold in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton
Traufler
Hugh Maxwell
Maxwell
Keller
Weather outlook for Mississippi Missouri valleys May 11 to 16
The United States Weather Bureau forecasts a cool start to the week for the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with warming midweek. Scattered showers expected in the latter half of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Missouri
Nuptial Service in Nashua at Little Brown Church
Clarence Schulz of Stanton township wed Miss Marguerite Walsh of Lawler Ia in a May 2 ceremony at the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua. The bride wore gray traveling dress with matching hat and carried Ophelia roses and lilies of the valley. The couple will reside south of town after May 15 and note the bride’s school career in Lincoln township.
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Stanton Township
Nashua
Clarence Schulz
Marguerite Walsh
Lawler
Little Brown
Vale
Wildwood
le Mars
Lincoln Township
Methodist Conference Dates Set Across Midwest
The Northwest Iowa conference of Methodist Episcopal churches will meet in LeMars on September 30 with Bishop E. L. Walder presiding. Sioux City will send over 25 delegates from 11 churches, announced by Rev. H. E. Hutchinson. Other gatherings include Swedish, Nebraska, Missouri, and Iowa conferences in September and October led by Bishops Keeney Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Iowa
Methodist Episcopal Churches
LeMars
E. L. Walder
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Maany
Board of Bishops
Sioux City
H. E. Hutchinson
Swedeburg
Neb
Nebraska
St. Paul's Church
Lincoln
Omaha
Missouri
Tarkio
F. T. Keeney
W. F. Anderson
Boston
Des Moines
Atlantic
Upper Iowa
Mt. Vernon
Outdoor Hospital Open House Marks National Day
Sacred Heart hospital hosts open house tomorrow starting at 10 a m with a main program at 3 30 p m. If weather allows the event will be outdoors on the hospital lawn west of the building. otherwise the basement auditorium will host the program. Speakers include Rev J W Davis and C D Roseberry. Music by Mr and Mrs C L von Berg and Western Union college male and ladies quartets. Refreshments available from local women’s groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Hospital
Sacred Heart Hospital
J. W. Davis
C. D. Roseberry
C. L. von Berg
Western Union College
Remsen Group Plans Long European Trip
Five Remsen residents plan a months long tour of Europe visiting relatives and sites of interest. Mr and Mrs Beemer will depart May 11 to visit Toledo Buffalo and Niagara Falls before sailing from New York May 21 with others who will join in New York. They expect to return by late August or early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen
Europe
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toledo
Old Mudrole Park Comes to Life With Camp Pavilion
The old mud-house site, once criticized during the tourist park project, is taking shape as a 20 by 20 foot cooking and dining pavilion for campers. A 40 cent carload fee covers three days, with higher rates for longer stays, and electric stoves will track usage. Grading, drainage, and slope work aim to eliminate the steep drop toward the river while filling the dry river channel to end mosquito breeding. About 7,500 loads of dirt will reshape southeast hummocks, enlarging the park, with topsoil and grass to follow.
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Park Commissioners
George Farrell
Farrell
Nemmers and St Germain Marry in LeMars
Miss Vera St Germain daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Auer and Francis Nemmers son of Mr and Mrs Peter Nemmers were married Wednesday morning at St Josephs Catholic church with Msgr W A Pape officiating. The couple planned a breakfast at the bride’s home and will reside at 326 Seventh Street S B H after a motor trip to Minneapolis and St Paul. Both are longtime LeMars residents and former St Josephs students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera St. Germain
J. M. Auer
Francis Nemmers
Peter Nemmers
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Msgr
W. A. Pape
Rosella Staebell
Alex Nemmers
Mrs. Nemmers
Mrs Timothy Bergen Dies After Weeklong Illness
Mrs Timothy Bergen of Stanton township died last Saturday after a week with pneumonia. She was 52, the third wife of Mr Bergen, and is survived by her husband, two sons, and one daughter. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 9:30 in St Joseph's church Lincoln township with burial in the Catholic cemetery there. She had many friends in the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton Township
Timothy Bergen
St. Joseph's Church
Lincoln Township
Bergen
Eagle Lodge Initiates 23 New Members in LeMars
The Eagle lodge of LeMars welcomed 23 new members into the Eagles organization on Thursday night. Officers from Aerie lodge No. 77 at Stoun City led the initiation, with Nick Nelson of Sioux City overseeing the ceremony and a light repast served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerie Lodge
Sioux City
Eagle Lodge of
LeMars
Eagles
Aerie Lodge No
Stoun City
Jr P. Wood
Robert Barres
W. P
Charles Wubi
Je. W. VW
Charles Therle
Chaplin
O. F. Detelehs
J. M. Liehty
W. C
Victor Brown
Nick Nelson
Has Remedy for His Lazy Mule
A farmer near Logan rigs a radio battery to his mule during field work. When he slows, a switch is flipped and the mule then “carries on” with the horses, who follow calmly. The farmer notes the animal appears to be doing deep thinking. Denison Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Beebee
Logan
Hawkeyes Beat Marcus 9-1 in a Steady Baseball Win
Hawkeyes collected 11 hits while Marcus managed two. Pitchers Braun and Burke held Marcus to two hits as Steve Kellen Frantz Braun sparked key plays in the fourth inning. Seegar struck out six in relief as Krauss and Majeres contributed strong defense and fielding. Captain Kellen directed the Hawks to victory with solid overall play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeyes
Marcus
Hawkeys
Burks
Seaguar
Steve Kellen
Franz Braun
Kellen
Marens
Seegar
Burke
Braun
Krauss
Peeckes
Majeres
Minutts
Hawks
Poeckes
P. Braun
Reuter
Heissel
Roseburg
Collins
Gurtner
Marcus AB
Holzh
Keller
King
Harvey
Houl
Belitz
R. Nemmers
Foresters Initiate 34 New Candidates in Remsen
In Remsen on Forester day 34 new members were initiated into two Catholic Order of Foresters courts, 22 into Remsen and 12 into Granville. The event included a banquet for 300 at St. Marys hall, with State Chief Ranger John Ryder and High Trustee William H. Meuser among the dignitaries and speeches by W. A. Pape Father Schlejer Clem Ahtmann and A. Paschke. A. C. Delaney provided singing and an orchestra performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen
Forester
Order of Foresters
Court
National Order
Remsen Court
Granville Court
Falke Hall
St. Mary's Hall
John Ryder
Dubuque
William H. Meuser
Maer
W. A. Pape
LeMars
Father Schlejer
W. H. Meuser
Clem Ahtmann
A. Paschke
A. C. Delaney
Miss Lydia Bohlken Weds I A Salberg in LeMars
Miss Lydia C Bohlken daughter of S Bohlken LeMars and I A Salberg of Sioux City wed at St Paul Methodist church LeMars. Rev W Belling presided. After the ceremony the couple and bridal party drove to Sioux City for a wedding supper at the groom's home. They plan to reside at 116 Fourth Avenue SW LeMars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Bohlken
Sioux City
Bohlken
Blackburn's
Lydia C. Bohlken
S. Bohlken
Fourth Avenue
S. W
LeMars
I. A. Salberg
Eleanor Jones
Rossyth Bodine
Salberg
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Weber
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Sioux Township
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W. M. Pike
Methodist Conference
N. W.owa
Nemmers-St. Germain
Eagle Lodge
Foresters
Granville
High School
Sky
Herb Fisus
Bud Fenn
Wil Winders
Donald Smith
Jimmy Koenie
Nao Edelyey
Father and Sons
Columbian Hall
Pullman Torters
Peerless
P. A. Harmon
Watertown
S.10
Harmon
Silas Marner
Rose
Roray
Elyeopy Seine
Ben
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