Hospital praised for care of disabled veterans in Kansas City
Sir PenbiBitice reports on the City hospital praised by Mr. Cobbett in the Globe Post for its capacity of about 300 patients, modern equipment, and high quality nursing. The facility includes a library, recreation hall, motion pictures, passes to theaters, and abundant dining. Veterans groups and churches regularly visit, with weekly cigarette distributions and other support for the men in residence.
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Penbibitice
Cobbett
Globe-Post Office
American Red Cross
Legion Auxiliary
Veterans of of Reign
Wats
Cobbert
Jury Dismisses Adultery Case Continued From Page One
The jury found insufficient evidence in the adultery case against De Jong, with the matter set for the term of court. De Jong seeks damages of 30 000 arising from alleged tarrying incident. Seventeen Sioux county men were fined for unlawful assembly tied to the same case, including a tainted scene in which De Jong was forced to walk the streets wearing a coat and feathered blanket. Bail bonds set at 1 000 each.
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de Jong
Sioux County
de Jorg
Fang
Long Lost Son Returns to Family in Calamity Tale
Miss Josephine Winslow spotted a wanderer living next door and he later visited the Winslow house but did not seek admittance. Mayor Grimes was notified, Fay Terpenning picked up Andrew Juhl, who explained he had been discharged from the army in Elasso, worked with a carnival, and was now unemployed. Barney Kramer offered shelter while the village recovered the stolen bloodstained item remains a mystery.
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Andrew Juhl
Remgen
Barney Kramer
Wanderer
Juhl
Old Settlers G Guben Wedding (Continued)
The article describes a couple who lived on a Washington township farm until 1909 then moved near LeMars, noting two children Mrs. John Steffen and P. H. Peterson, plus four grandchildren. It lists numerous guests including Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kloater and other local families.
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Washington Township
LeMars
John Steffen
P. H. Peterson
Andrew Kloater
James Rowe
Nellie Ewers
Chas. Rowe
Mabel. Rowe
Clara Frolkey
George Yerrell
Sioux City Herald Notes Buffalo Woman Granddaughter Claim
A brief item announces Sél zeold of Buffalo New York recognised as the sole granddaughter in a Sioux City notice, highlighting family claim and regional interest.
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Sioux City, and
Mra
D. Fr
Sélzeold
Buffalo, New York
Charity overheads and the case for aid
An article defends charitable overhead costs arguing that higher overhead can yield lasting impact by funding staff and programs that lift families toward self sufficiency. It contrasts government action with voluntary relief, urges support for the Red Cross, and ends with a campaign note about a local fundraiser offering major prizes for newspaper subscriptions.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Salary Offer At Rate Of 200 Per Week In Campaign
An advertisement from The LeMars Globe Post promises a pro position paying 266 per week with no catch. The paper explains the offer is part of a subscription-building campaign to reach every home in the area and invites all qualified applicants to apply at the newspaper office.
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Oder
Studebaker
Dred Rt
Grove Post
Globe-Post
Globe Post
LeMars Globe Post
Sidelights on the Election Continue to Page One
Sidelights on the election continues as the bell in office faces opposition and scrutiny from peers. The piece notes contrasting views on policy, campaign tactics, and potential shifts in leadership dynamics shaping the race.
Sacred Heart Hospital Doctors Hold Monthly Meeting
Sacred Heart hospital staff held their monthly meeting Tuesday evening with excellent attendance. Dr. R W Cooper of Alton and Dr. Bendixen of Ireton presented papers, discussed by Dr. Downing. Attending doctors listed include Shepard Jastram Remsen Cleghorn Bendixen Treton Joynt Couper De Pree O'Toddle Stauer Hot Gratville Mattison Akron Cole LeMats Akron Oggel Weeing Paullina Brunner.
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Sacred Heart Hospital
R. W. Cooper
Alton
F. C. Bendixen
Ireton
Bendixeni
Downing
Shepard
LeMars
Jastram
Remsen
Thle
Cleghorn
Beppler
Vernon
Mer
Bendixen
Treton
M. J. Joynt
Couper
de Pree
Sioux Center
O'Toddle
Stauer
Hot
Gratville
Mattison
Akron
Cole
LeMats
Ert
Oggel
Maurice
Weeing
Paullina
Brunner
Armistice Day Program Planned by American Legion
Walmer Post American Legion outlines Armistice day events with Le Mars schools cooperation. Students will gather downtown at 11 a.m. for a minute of silence and “Ameri ca” with taps and firing squad. Evening program at 7:30 features Rep. Ed Campbell, Billy Winders on “The Sacrifice that Failed,” and Miss Black's boys’ quartet performing “The Boy of the Old Brigade” and “Swing Low Sweet Chariot.”
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Walmer Post American Legion
le Mars
the Legion
America
Ed Campbell
Billy Winders
Miss Black
Ireton Halloween Party and Local Pheasant Hunting Notes
Ireton reports a Friday school party for fifth and sixth graders with a grab box and games to fit the Halloween season. supper was shared. Weekend pheasant hunting drew local and visiting sportsmen with no serious accidents noted. Howard and Orville Nanninga visited cousins at the Frank Wells home Sunday. Poultry houses rise on Peter DeVries farm and a new stock barn on Floyd Bartlett farm, while Mrs. Marie McGrory attended the Iowa Grand.
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Migs Bana
Powell
Howard
Orville Nanninga
McNally
Frank Wells
Peter DeVries
Floyd Bartlett
Fred Bertram
Marie McGrory
Iowa
Lady of the Eastern Star at Stour Cuy gathering
The Lady of the Eastern Star at Stour Cuy served as local representative. Attendees included Mrs Les Harker, Mrs A T Bergstrom, Miss Anna Hughes, Mrs Geo Campbell, and others returning home Thursday evening. Families hosted visitors from Sioux City, Rock Valley, Cedar Falls, Hartford and Eagle Township as a community notes. LeRoy Albert Bergstrom born in Hartford. A daughter for Koui in Eagle Township. Raymond Chenall and San Diego arrival noted.
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Tna
Lady of the Eastern Star
Stour Cuy
Chimmité Filty
Les Harker
Mra
A. T. Bergstrom
Migs
Anna Hughes
Geo, Campbell
A.T.T. Bergstrom
Didie
Sioux City
aHarry Syders
Hartford
LeRoy Albert
Hen Koui
Ifi Eagle Township
Raymond Chenall
San Diego
Safe Thoxine Prescription for Children's Coughs
A vintage notice promotes Thoxine as a safe child cough remedy that relieves irritation within minutes without harmful drugs. It claims quick action targeting the internal cause, with pleasant taste and easy dosage for children. Available in 85c 60c and $1 bottles, with money back guarantee offered by Nicalls Pilcher Drug Co and other drug stores.
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Nicalls- Pilcher Drug Co
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Sunday visit and hospital stay noted in local briefs
The item mentions a Sunday visit at the M 0 Sitifons, Mrs. By undergoing an operation at Hawarded Hospital with noticeable improvement by last Friday. Halloween pranksters dismantled Virgil Harria’s corn picker in his field northwest of Ireton, scattering parts. Mrs. J K Karr and sons drove to Ames Thursday and returned Sunday from a short visit. Mr and Mrs Gee Neuhlus of Waukon, Iowa, arrived Friday to visit Mr and Mrs Raymond Steele and Dan Niehuis.
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Sitifons Hoffe
By 'T
Bay
Hawarded
Hallowe'en
Virgil Harria
Ireton
J. K. Karr and Sons
Hol
Leland
Ames
Gee
Neuhlus
Waukon
Iowa
Raymond Steele
Dan Niehuis
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