Edmonds Family Mourns Sudden Death of Richard S
Word was received of the sudden death of Richard S. Edmonds former Le Mars man and son of the late Met and Mrs David R Edmonds pioneer family of Le Mars. The brief notice notes his connection to the longstanding local Edmonds lineage and confirms the family’s mourning.
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Richard S. Edmonds
le Mars
Bate
David R. “Edmonds
Obituary: Richmond Conductor Edmonds Dies at 67
At his home in Richmond California death came Saturday evening at age 67. He lived in California about forty five years and retired last year from duties as conductor for the Santa Fe Railroad. Episcopal service Tuesday at one followed by last Masonic Rites at Richmond. Survived by wife Irene five sisters and three brothers. Herben D Edmonds preceded him. Surviving sisters are Mrs Oscar Thielen Mrs Clare Ew ers Mrs Forest Gayden and Miss Esther Edmonds of Los Angeles and Mrs Roy Cooper of Le Mars Iowa. Brothers are David A Edmonds Redwood City California Dr Chas W Edmonds Evanston Indiana and Ray C Edmonds Le Mars Iowa.
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Richmond
California
Rschmonds
Santa Fe Railroad
Irene
Herben D. Edmonds
Oscar Thielen
Clare Ewers
Forest Gayden
Esther Edmonds
Los Angeles
Roy Cooper
le Mars
Iowa
David A. Edmonds
Redwood City
Chas W. Edmonds
Evanston
Indiana
Ray C. Edmonds
Under Doctors Care In Sioux City Hospitals
Mrs Minnie Rayoor of Akron was discharged from St Vincent hospital Sitoutx Conyou Sioux City on Thursday August 12 Raye Simons Marcus Ja was admitted to Lutheran hospital in Sioux City on Thursday August 12 Mrs Cyril Montagne of Akron entered St Vincent hospital Sioux City for medical treatment Mr Minnie Raynor of Akron listed as patient at St Vincent Edward R Mills was a patient at St Vincent last week
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Minnie Rayoor
Akron
St. Vincent Hospital
Sitoutx Conyou
Sioux City
Raye Simons, Marcus
Lutheran Hospital
Cyril Montagne
Minnie Raynor
Edward R. Mills
Tri-State Fest Le Mars band to compete at festival
Le Mars high school band is among 18 entered for the Tri-State Band Festival to be held Saturday October 2 in Laverne Minnesota. Ten Minnesota South Dakota and Iowa schools including Beav er Creek Ellsworth Fulda Hills Jasper Pipestone Slayton Tyler Worthington Canton Flandreau Hawarden Kingsley Rock Rapids Sioux Center will attend. Laverne host band will not compete. Four judges include Gerald R. Prescott Ray T. DeVilbiss Frank A. Piersol and H L Lidstrom.
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S. D
Hawarden
Kingsley
le Mars
Rock Rapids
Sioux Center
Iowa
Laverne
Gerald R. Prescott
University of Minnesota
Ray T. DeVilbiss
University of South Dakota
Frank A. Piersol
Iowa State College
H. L
Skeleton crew takes summer trip through Black Hills and Pike's Peak
The Globe Post reports a July vacation wrap up by a skeleton crew who toured the Black Hills, Bear Butte near Sturgis, and Manitou Springs. They describe Colorado Springs crowds, Pike's Peak rides, and a coal burning cog railway, noting travel quirks and mixed meals along the way.
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Globe Post Office
Black Hills
Rockies
Bear Butte
Sturgis
S. C
U. S.; Geodetic Survey
Colorado Highways and Mining Towns Through the Rockies
The writer travels north from Denver through Leadville Idaho Springs and Berthoud Pass, noting tolls on Pike’s Peak road, Mt Evans elevation as the highest, and the allure of Durango’s narrow gauge rail. They describe Mt Evans summit views, the weather, and a bike traveler from Niagara Falls noting cross country routes.
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Durango
Durango and
Silvertown
Colorado
New Mexico
Denver
Pike's Peak
Mt. ‘Elbert
Leadville
Idaho Springs
Loveland Pass
Berthand Pass
Berthaud Pass
Idago Springs
Colorado Springs
Estes Park
bin Xt
Kisho Springs
Niaggara Falls
Ontario
Bobby
Switzerland
Norway
Mr. Evans
We’re Different, Try Us and Find Out Sign Recalled
The excerpt notes a vintage dining room sign promising unique information and enjoyment for guests. It highlights the Mickies’ efforts to preserve a flavor of 100 years ago with two young ladies in 1854 style attire enhancing the historical ambiance.
Long drag home through Estes Park to Laurel Nebraska
Potter reminisced on a long road home passing Estes Park and Laurel Nebraska where Charlie Laiken publishes the Laurel Advocate. The account notes a flat highway and a free drive over 45 miles per hour without disruptions, reflecting on the past journey.
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Wade
Agua
Estes
Laurel
Nebraska
Charlie Laiken
Laurel Advocate
Staey
Potter
Fragmented Historic Note With Shredded Speech
A damaged OCR extract presents garbled quotes about a past event. The legible bits mention years, a record, and personal reflection on a conflict that caused strain. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes emerge from the readable portions.
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