Noted Cleric Flays Bigotry In Call For Tolerance
Dr. Henry Van Dyke, eminent educator and clergyman, from Seal Harbor Maine, issues a ringing appeal for religious tolerance amid alleged anti Catholic sentiment in U S politics. He warns that supporting prejudice harms the republic and defends freedom of conscience as essential to America and Christianity. The piece cites his civic stance and quotes his positions on church membership and Protestantism.
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Henry van Dyke
Seal Harbor
van Dyke
Princeton
Harvard
Yale
Pennsylvania University
Union College
Oxford University
United States
America
Blaine urges Smith as Wisconsin bloc shifts to Smith
Republican leaders in Milwaukee and Blaine urge voters to back Governor Smith after Senator John J. Blaine harshly criticized the Harding and Hoover era. Blaine, once Wisconsin governor and GOP figure, said supporters will vote for Smith and called for ending corruption by voting for Smith.
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Wisconsin
Smith
Milwaukee
Wis
United States
John J. Blaine
Hoover
Blaine
Burlington
Harding
California Woman Named to National Democratic Committee Post
Cecilia C. Casserly of San Mateo has been appointed to the Women's Advisory Committee of the Democratic National Committee while seeking Congress in this district.
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San Mateo
Cal
Cecilia C. Casserly
Democratic National Committee
Rail head on committee Chicago appointment shocks observers
W G Bierd president of the Chicago and Atton Railroad has been named financial director for a witness for the democratic nen a campaign committee in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. G. Bierd
Chicago and Atton Railroad
Witness
Democratic Neena Campaign Committee
Treating for Worms and Ticks Among South Dakota Lambs
South Dakota growers plan to finish lambs by feeding them in corn fields. J. W. Wilson, head of animal husbandry at South Dakota State College, says success hinges on keeping lambs and feed in proper condition. Treatment for ticks and worms recommended.
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Wilson
Animal Husbandry Department
South Dakota
J. W. Wilson
South Dakota State College
Continuous wheat crop not profitable in rotation study
Dr. A N Hume at South Dakota State College reports 31 years of data showing wheat yields in a corn wheat clover rotation average 16.5 bushels versus 12.9 bushels for continuous wheat over 10 years. Weeds especially wild oats depress the continuous crop, and agronomists mow alternate field halves each year to cut oats and use the cut for hay, with promising results.
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A. N. Hume
South Dakota State College
State College
Hume
Agronomy
Akorn and surrounding families visitotions and trips
Miss Irene Johnson spent several days last week with her grandparents in Akron. Several local families, including the Borchers, Plueger, Crow, and Miller households, traveled to Yankton South Carolina and Spencer Iowa for visits and day trips.
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Irene Johnson
Ben White
Akron
Henry Borchers
Henry Plueger
Yankton
S. C
Henry Crow
Chatsworth
Abraham Miller
Fred Meske
M. M. Marbach
Spencer
Sexton
Iowa
John Kallsen
Barth Miller
Leonard Miller
Claire Morehead
Jes
Zink Affairs in LeMars Office Wednesdays and Saturdays
T M Zink will hold office hours in LeMars each Wednesday and Saturday and on all evenings. Students and residents may visit to discuss matters or seek guidance during these times.
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LeMars
Local families visit and travel around Iowa towns
Se Kallsen and family visit. Beau Toel and family join John Ricklett and the Ricklett sisters of Craig. Chas Johnson and George Meins visit Sioux City. Tracy Dirks visits Westfield relatives. Burwell visits Mary Vanetta in LeMars. J G Miller starts filling his filo Monday. Borchers trio travel to Monticello. Witt, Borchers, and Barinsky visit Sioux City. Barinsky family in Borchers home. Ben Borchers visit Preston township.
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Se Kallsen
Beau Toel
John Ricklett
M. and
E. Ricklett
Craig
Chas. Johnson
Sioux City
George Meins
Council Bluffs
Tracy Dirks
Westfield
Burwell
Mary Vanetta
LeMars
J. G. Miller
Henry Borchers
Lew Borchers
Monticello
Iowa
Henry Witt
B. J. Borchers
Wm. Barinsky
B. J. Borchers Home. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Borchers
Preston Township
Merrill and Ellendale Society News Briefs
Mrs A H House entertained the WWC T A ladies after a busy meeting with a luncheon. Rev Masters returned from a Denver vacation and visited with his daughter. Lucille John leaves Monday for St Cloud Minn. Ellendale festival supper well attended. Sam Anderson and Harry Brown back from fishing. Mr and Mrs C H Smith back from summer trip to Chicago and east. Dr Ellis father returns from Des Moines after visit with Dr Ellis. Mr and Mrs John Kersting visit Merrill friends. Clarence Kale returns to Sioux City hospital for treatments. Ellendale parish hosts picnic as Merrill school opens September 10 for the year.
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A. H. House
Rev. Masters
Denver
Colo
Sam Anderson
Harry Brown
C. H. Smith
Chicago
Dr. Ellis
Des Moines
Ellis
Merrill
John Kersting
Sioux City
Clarence Kale
Sioux City Hospital
Ellendale
Merrill School
Fredonia Social News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Special correspondent reports Jake Duistermar received a cattle herd from Sioux City last week. Aksel Petersen family traveled to Audubon for nephew Glen Hemmingson’s funeral. The Kloster home hosted relatives while others attended visitors and local gatherings including corn shelters and fair travel. A stray oak twig found in a Kloster pasture recalls the Sioux City storm.
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Jake Duistermar
Sioux City
Aksel Petersen
Audubon
Iowa
Glen Hemmingson
Carl Hemmingson
Hemmingson
Petersen
Woodrow
Irene
Blanche Petersen
T. Kloster
Frank Kunath
Chris Kloster
Toval Kloster
Bonde Nielsen
Andrew Bogh
A. Lundgren
E. B. Moser
Ren
Gladys Lundgren
Larson Family and neighbors visit for birthday celebration
Thursday and Friday visits noted as Mr. and Mrs. Lou Larson and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Larson called at the J. P. Larson home Friday to help Viola Larson toast her birthday. Chris Kloster and family called at the T. Kloster home Friday evening. Axel Petersen returned from Audubon. Andrew Bogh visited Remsen Wednesday afternoon. A farm bureau meeting was held Wednesday evening with strong turnout.
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Lou Larson
Herbert Larson
J. P. Larson
Viola Larson
Chris Kloster
T. Kloster
Axel Petersen
Audubon
Andrew Bogh
Remsen
Farm Bureau
Kingsley Social Notes and Visiting Friends
Kingsley residents list a string of visits and travels across Iowa and nearby states. The record notes multiple outings to Sioux City Shenandoah Vermillion Watertown and LeMars with gatherings at homes in Kingsley and surrounding towns. Families including the Hennrich Renken Burris Gunderson and Buss clans are mentioned along with local events at churches and clubs.
Seney Social Notes and Local Soiree Tidings
Seney reports on local goings including Constance Chapman heading to Darey North Dakota to teach. visits by J P Albro of Spencer and several outings at the hall. Notable injuries in football at LeMars. attendance at Mrs Sieges funeral in Struble. visits by Mrs Henry Van Der Myde and son from Chicago. W M S gatherings, school moves, and local travel details round out a bustling week.
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Constance Chapman
Darey
N. D
J. P. Albro
Spencer
Fred Riter
le Mars
Sophia Siege
Struble
Henry van der Myde
Donald
Chicago
C. E. Ewin
J. M. Kunath
Margaret Moore
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers’ College
LeMars
Dwight Riter
Carolyn Reeves
Western Union College
Frank Potter
Mitchell
S. D
C. W. Cook
Albert Penning
Mable
Sioux City
Genevieve Nixon
Sac City
W. BH. Heinrich
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin: A 19th Century Laxative
The piece notes Dr Caldwell began practice in 1875 and opposed harsh purges. In 1892 his liquid laxative Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin was sold in drug stores for women, children, and elderly people. It claimed to relieve headaches, biliousness, indigestion, loss of appetite, and other ailments. Trial bottles were promoted via mail to Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Dept. BR
Monticello
Tlinois
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