Plymouth county clinics for preschool children health drive
Plymouth county launches a 12 day free clinic campaign to examine preschool children for preventable health faults. Farm bureau, State University of Town, county medical society, Red Cross and other groups coordinate with committees in townships to serve entire families at consolidated sites. A woman physician will guide prenatal and infant care and offer group talks while private consultations remain available.
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Plymouth County
Farm Bureau
State University of Town
Sheppard-Towner Act
County Medical Society
County Red Cross
The
Dental Association
County Board of Education
Women’s Clubs
State University
Lizzie Hawkins
M. Parry
J. W. Hoffman
Jin
Sheppard-Towner
Way Back When Five Years Ago in Plymouth County
Plymouth County citizens faced the Fourth Liberty Loan drive inviting all individuals to participate. Democratic candidates Steele Kays Free and Glasnor spoke at an armory rally outlining past positions and future priorities for producers and business leaders in the Ninth district. The event referenced local families and attendees from Sioux City and Town City amid unrelated travel notes and social mentions.
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Plymouth County
Liberty Loan
Bonda
Armory
Steele
J. J. Kays
Sioux City
I. H. Free
Frank Glasnor
South Dakota
Steela
Conerge
Wlovoenth
Hurl
Glan Barnest
Mra
Town City
Ntata University
Mra. M. Mitapateielk
Maud
Lake Okoboll
Mra. Mitzpatrick
Mr. King
Bloux City
Car Rolls In Ditch Leaving Driver With Dislocated Shoulder
Jon Werzbers of Johnson township was driving home Friday night after supper when his car left the Walton road near the tron bridge, rolled over once, and rested on its four wheels. He suffered a dislocated shoulder but no other injuries. The car was stripped of its tap and windshield yet otherwise appears fine.
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Jon Werzbers
Johnson Township
Tron Bridge
Walton Road
Mr. Herzberg
Washington Township F B Annual Picnic
Tentative plans for the Washington township farm bureau annual picnic place the event at Geo Frerichs place three and a half miles northwest of Merrill on September 29 a Saturday. Events include races for all ages, horse shoe pitching, a baseball game and a bowery dance to close the day.
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Washington Township Farm Bureau
Geo. Frerich
Merrill
Ironsville
Farm Bureau
Stockholders Fight Suit Over Free Common Shares
Investors in the American Starvester Co of Minneapolis claim a sales agent promised free common stock with each 500 dollar preferred share purchase. They never received dividends and now face a lawsuit demanding cash for shares, saying they got nothing in return.
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American Starvester Co
Minneapolis
Thia Company
Unknown Man Killed By Train At Windy Central Yard
A stranger, likely a hob0, was killed when eastbound freight train from the west struck him lying on the right of way near Cedar Creek bridge. Engineer failed to stop. body mutilated with legs crushed and hands severed. An itinerant umbrella fixer saw him earlier and found a paper card seeking aid for locomotor ataxia. No identification found. Marshal notified.
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Fonda
Windy Central
Cedar Creek
Deviln
Ife
Marshal Wurliss
Jos, Wilson
Nebraska Governor Turns Coal Price Dealer
Nebraska governor Charles W. Bryan announces entering the coal business to lower prices for Nebraskans and surrounding states. He hired R F Wolfe to assist, paid from a 25 cent per ton margin, and says savings could reach 15 million dollars by year end. He notes federal inaction on fuel prices and cites past gasoline savings.
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Guy
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Nationa Combine
Kansas
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Bryan
R. F. Wolfe
Bethany
Neb
Wolfe
Lincoln
John Copple
Syracuse
Copple
Gov
Incendiary Dog Cause of Blaze Reported
Marcus News recounts a Tuesday evening incident where Dan Rathbun left his pantry door open. A predatory animal reportedly entered, stole meat, overturned gasoline, and a match was lit to investigate. The resulting explosion ignited the house fire.
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Marcus News
Dan Rathbun
Mr. Rathbun
Tie
Legion Auxiliary Meeting and Merrill County Session
The Legion auxiliary schedules its regular meeting for Thursday evening September 20, followed by a social with local post members. The Merrill county meeting is set for Tuesday evening at Merrill, with reports from the Merrill gathering due Thursday. Albert Traedor of Odebolt visited relatives here this week and recalled his birthplace in the house now owned by A. C. Nemarny, noting evergreens from Gateway nursery and maples transplanted from the Floyd river.
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Legion Auxiliary
The
Merrill
Albert Traedor
Varmers Levator Co
Odebolt
A. C. Nemarny
Gateway
Floyd River
Finly Crockpett Recovers After Afton Road Accident
Finly Crockpett injured in an awn mobile accident near Marcus years ago slowly recovers. He suffers pain in his legs and is partly paralyzed with a back cast and will need a cast for years. He remains cheerful about leaving the hospital in four or five months.
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Finly Crockpett
Arrest of John Hanson Under Chief Biith on Intoxication Charge
John Hanson was arrested by Chief of Police Frank Biith Sunday night and charged with intoxication. He was fined five dollars and costs by Mayor Winslow.
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John Hanson
Frank Biith
Costa
Winslow
Ghostly disturbance blamed on bank tenants tale
Police rushed to First National Bank building after reports of strange sounds from Columbia hall. Detachment captured the source, a tile dog, not a ghost or escaped lunatic, ending the near riot scare.
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First National Bank
Columbia Hall
Shock Victim Recovers From Electric Incident at Oil Tanks
George Bauerly of LeMars Water and Light Co was knocked unconscious by an electric shock Thursday afternoon near Transcontinental Oil Co tanks. He sustained burns on his left hand and right foot with a blistered area on the sole, caused by hot nails from a shoe. Workers used rubber gloves on hot lines while installing arresters and ground wires. A knife slipped while Bauerly cut insulation, jolting his hand and causing contact with a high line as his foot touched a ground wire, sending a heavy current through his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bauerly
LeMars Water & Light Co
Hnesman
Mr. Bauverly
Transcontintental Oil Co
Water & Light Company
Bauerly
LeMars Band Praised For National Convention Hit
W. H. Freeman, Iowa G A R commander, reports LeMars Military Band’s grand success at a national convention with a corn song. Dave J. Palmer of Washington, Iowa, praises the band, sending regards and urging them to keep up the good work amid humorous notes about kissing the band boys.
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Iowa
Freeman
G. A.R
Inge Jetter
Dave J. Palmer
Washington
Palmer
G. A. RR
JeMars
W. S. Freeman
LeMars
Towa
Dave
Miss Helene Dalton Weds Sioux City Man
Miss Helene Dalton married James J. Enright Jr. of Sioux City at St. James Catholic Church. Rev. Father O'Brien officiated. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Murtha. They planned a trip through Dakota, and Mrs. Enright had lived in LeMars recently.
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St. James Catholic Church
Sioux City
Helen
Dalton
James J. Enright Jr
St. James Church
Father O'Brien
J. W. Murtha
Dakota
Enright
LeMars
Bowling League Grows in Le Mars with Ten Teams
Le Mars will host a ten team bowling league this year after last season's six teen teams. Names listed include Hentges Clothing Co Cooper Clothing Co J P Voekes Herner s Jewelry Hansen Kaun Hardware Co Cities Service Oil Station Miller Mrs Zety Alleys Gray Tractor Co and the Printers. A meeting is planned at the bowling alley on Wednesday September 19 to discuss rules handicap prizes schedules and officers. A women’s league meeting may come later this season.
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le Mars
Hentges Clothing Co
Cooper Clothing Co
J. P. Voeckes
Herner’s Jewelry
Hansen-Kaun Hardware Co
Cities Servicio Oi Station
Miller Mrs. Zety Alleys
Gray Tractor Co
Merchants Advertise in the NEWwapApers Regularly
The text notes some merchants advertise consistently while others fail to, risking a sheriff sale as debt collection looms. It suggests irregular advertising leads to enforcement action, implying timely notices protect against foreclosure or forced sale.
Iowa Weather Forecast for Week Ending September 22
The United States weather bureau forecasts generally safe and normal temperatures for the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys for the week ending September 22, noting fair weather overall. Iowa is expected to come through with typical conditions and no major disruptions anticipated.
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United States Weather Bureau
Upper Mississippi
Missorui Valley
Iowa crops look bumper despite late planting crowd
The report notes a likely bumper corn crop across Iowa with 75 to 80 percent dented, aided by favorable temperatures and minimal frost damage. Some late planting near Morrill may yield poorer cattle feed, but overall prospects improve as most shock threshing is complete and livestock health seems stable though full stock data pending.
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Anxiouus
Iowa
Morrill
Remsen, Le Mars clash at Mebuisie Park in baseball duel
On Tuesday September 18 Remsen baseball faces Le Mars at Mebuisie Park. The teams met last week in Remsen in a standout game. Lotz will pitch for Remsen while Williams, once with the Chicago White Sox, starts for Le Mars in a high profile matchup.
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Remsen
le Mars
Mebuisie Park
Lotz
Williams
Chicago White Sox
Snapper Bros Expo Opens in LeMars Amid Rain
The Snapper Bros Exposition arrives despite rain, touted as the largest midsize show in years for LeMars. Visitors can see the caterpillar ride and other midway attractions on the north show grounds. Local merchants buy tickets to distribute free to customers, granting early admission with paid tickets before 6 p.m. thereafter, ten guest entries allowed free.
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LeMars
Snapp Bros
Sioux City
Iowa
Revered Iowa Priest Dies After Long Illness in Carroll
Rev. Jongeph Kuompher, a prominent Catholic priest in Iowa, died Saturday after a lengthy illness. He was well known in Le Murs for his numerous trips and was a warm friend of the late Ney, HI Moly, and Mr. B. Peuerstein.
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Jongeph Kuompher
Iowa
Carroll Pather
Kuompher
le Murs
Ney
HI Moly
Myr. B. Peuerstein
Miss Helen Stout Crowned New York Beauty Queen
Miss Helen Stout sister of Miss Marion Stout a former Le Mars teacher won top honors at the New York state fair where she was named the most beautiful on display and crowned Queen of Beauty She will represent central New York at the national beauty carnival in Atlantic City
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Helen Stout
Marion Stout
le Mars
Fasl
Ithten
N. Y
Alt
Central New York
Atlantic City
Remsen and LeMars Meet In Major League Rivalry Next Week
Remsen will play LeMars Tuesday at Me Duttie Park with Lefty Williamson pitching for LeMars and Lotz for Remsen. The game, a sought after local rivalry, is expected to draw a large crowd. Also noted is Lilburn Meek of Le Mars High School breaking his right hand Thursday night while attempting a tackle on Harry Hansen, with hopes for a quick recovery.
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Lefty’ Williamson
le Mars
Lotz
Remsen LeMars
Remsen
LeMars
Me. Duttie Park
Lefty
Wiliams
Lac Marx
Lilburn Meek
le Mars High School
Harry Hansen
Plymouth county boys exhibit beeves at Interstate fair
Members of Plymouth county boys beeve club display weight records and feeding histories at the Interstate fair in Sioux City. Beeves, judged on condition weight and appearance, will be sold after prizes. proceeds go to young stockmen. The club formed spontaneously this year, with a plan to enroll at least 60 members next year. Names of participants listed.
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Plymouth County Boys' Baby Beef Club
Sons City
Sioux Clay
Alfred Anderson
Lloyd Crouch
Chis. A. Anderson
Kennth Sloan
Oliver Sloar
Perry Township
Iowa Urges Help for Japan Relief Drive
Iowa Red Cross efforts push toward meeting regional goals as Judge Hubert Utterback urges completing the drive by week’s end. Des Moines raises beyond its quota and other cities report varying progress while the Central division totals near extended targets.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Hubert Utterbeck
Red Cross
Cedar Stupids
Council Bluffs
Sted Cross
Utterback
American Red Cross
Pacific
Philippine Islands
Japan
Uiterback
Salinger Arrest Highlights South Dakota Stock Scandal
Ben J Salinger former Midland Packing president was arrested in Chicago on federal charges tied to an $8 million packing company failure. He faces habeas corpus battles in Newton and Stony Brook while fugitive status and extradition efforts unfold amid a long-running farmers stock scheme.
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Ben Salinger
Midland Packing Co
Sioux City
Salinger
Pymouth County
Globe Post
Chicago
J. E. Salinger, Jr
Sioux Falls
Middleton Packing
Drake Hotel
United States Department of Justice
Suilinger
South Dakota
Stony Balls
New Orleans
Jie
Satinger
Cielow
Supreme Court
Prio
Lauder
Daucherty
Hiim
Ben J. Salinger
Midland Packing Company
Deadwood
8. D
Peculiar Backward-Winding Watch Prank At Local Jewelers
Everette Linville of Evans & Jones Jewelry Co. carries a backward winding watch that confuses onlookers who think he is drunk. The device runs in reverse with hands and numerals shifted left, making 8 PM read as nine o'clock at a glance. Linville, nicknamed Kentucky, built the mechanism over two weeks using spare time. May Linavillis has lived in LeMare since March 25 and works at Kyvans & Jones Jewelry Store.
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Everette Linville
Evans & Jones Jewelry Co
Toinaville
Lexington
Kent
Kentucky
Ife
May Linavillis
LeMare Annes
Kyvans & Jones
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Washington Township
F. Bs
Geo. Frerichs Place
Big Bowery
Minoia
John Lubben
Britt Iowa
Mrs. Lubben
Nebraska Govenor
Helene Dalton
W. W. Larson
Larson
American Roentgen Bay Society
Congress Hotel
Snapp Bros. Expo
Owa Beauty
New York
Baby Beeves Club
Mark ‘Rounds
H O Rebar
Los Angeles
Long Hoeneh
Cal
Hf. Bebolse
Mra Rober
George Litzmann
Kingsley
W. J. Rickey
Aloux City
Hollywood
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