Gein Community club to meet. local updates shared
Gein Community club schedules a 2 PM meeting next Thursday with Mrs J R Hinde. Program includes singing, roll call, a buai moans session, and a talk by county superintendent Miss Peterson. Visitors Mr and Mrs Walter Woodhouse from Thomas and their brothers arrived recently to visit Mrs Woodhouse’s parents. Families hosted birthday celebrations, hospital stays, travel to Fairfield and LeMars, and local football injuries. residents attend Sioux City fair with excursion rates amid flood area coverage.
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Gein Community Club
J. R. Hinde
Miss Peterson
Raymond
Hinde
Walter Woodhouse
Thomas, &. D
Edward Rees
Thomas
Will
Fred
T. J. Rees
LeMarse
Ted Rees
F. B. Weston
Loren
Severia
Brewster
Minn
E. H. Riter
Rock Rapids
Lester
J. H. Denning
Lil- Man Denning
Oaks
N. D
Fairfield
Geraldine Lancaster
J. E. Marsh
Jackson
Neb
Mr. Weston
Blakely
John Warren
Robert
Robert M
Chas
Detloff
Sioux City Fair
Beeves
LeMars Visitors and Local Calls Highlight Week
S. E. Washington reports a string of LeMars visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schultz and son Carl who was listed as ill, Elmer Hoffman, Albert and Fred Harms, Raleigh Parker, and Charlie Harma of Riverside working in LeMars. Chas Frerida visited with the Edms, Gy F Null called last week, and Mrs A J Bowery with her son plus Mrs Nic were among local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Schultz
Carl
LeMars
Carl Schultz
Elmer Hoffman
Albert
Fred Harms
Raleigh Parker
Stone City
Charlie Harma
Riverside
Chas. Frerida
Gy. F. Null
A. J. Bowery and Son
Nic
Vacations Bring Neighborly Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs Sam Zimmerman and children were LeMara callers Tuesday evening. Charlie Mallette was a caller in the Ed Harms home Wednesday. Other neighbors Se ee an dErad have Lot tiswer att or their vacation one day last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Zimmerman
Charlie Mallette
Ed Harms
Preston Township Social and Funeral Notices
Gert Miller hauled hogs to Sioux City for Wm Borchers and cattle for Rem des. Mrs John Kalisen visited the Ben Teel home, and Mr and Mrs Wm Borchers were guests at the Martin Johnson home for Mr Johnsons birthday. Walter Willer, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Nick Willer, was buried in the Pres ton township Lutheran cemetery after his funeral. The town saw visits among Johnson Seibens Borchers and Toy families, and Harm Fischer has returned to his home after work with John Johnson.
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Gert Miller
Sioux City
Wm. Borchers
John Kalisen
Ben Teel
Martin Johnson
John Johnson
Wm. Borcherg
He Johnson
Brunsville
Johnson
Walter Willer
Nick Willer
South Dakota
Preston Township
Ben Toe
Henry Borchers
Wm. Borcher
John Seibens
Marie
LeMars
Harm Fischer
Flood wreckage and thefts in Craig report
At Hawarden last Sunday flood wreckage sites saw a padlocked spare tire stolen from Alvin Winterfelds car, with padlock removed. Next day his father A F Winterfeld saw a rear window shot through, likely a 22 caliber shot. Train service remains cut by flood, mail from Sioux City resumed Tuesday via a freight and work train. The 1926 business outlook predicts active growth, with goods into final consumption possibly up 8 to 6 percent year over year, barring uncertain conditions.
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The
Independent
Hawarden
Alvin Winterfeld
A. F. Winterfeld
Craig
Sioux City
Uncertain Business Outlook Weighs on Construction Demand
The article notes no full recession but signals possible later-year weakness in business. Uncertainty centers on building and urban real estate outlook, with a clear decline in construction underway and financing for large speculative projects under pressure. Steel and related industries may remain active into fall, but the sector faces an open question about sustaining demand.
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L— A
Gage Bdittle
Auto demand outlook shifts with regional contrasts
The report notes capacity tightness among leading manufacturers and a national car shortage despite normal used car stocks. Trade ins and irregular markets in Cleveland and Pittsburgh cloud the picture. Demand appears stronger in rural areas than industrial centers, with activity likely through October before a recession lowers annual output only slightly above 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Agricultural Prices and Outlook Report
The report notes late outturns for cotton and corn with frost risk, weak agricultural prices, and 85 percent of non agricultural wholesale prices in July. Cotton and wheat declined. California oranges lemons and grapes are weak with an overloaded apple outlook. After treasury actions on Sept 15 a moderate rate advance is expected until autumn demand peaks. A downturn or stock market slump could halt the rise.
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Department of Agriculture
California
Ing
United States Treasury
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Senfyv
S. E. Washington
Preston Twp
National Bank of Commerce
New York
Floyd River
Mart bin
Clark Cand Lapayette
Anderson Park
East Seventh Street
Sioux City Tribune
D. W
Garher
American Trust & Savings Bank
Savings Bank
Iowa
Willys- Overland
America
Dixon Garage
Willys-Knight and Overland Dealer
Typewriters
Pref Carter
Globe-Post
Y Preferer
Globe- Post
Carter
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