Local Social Roundup Adds News From Rubie and Nearby
Miss Pearl Mann of Rubie visits relatives here. Mr and Mrs Caris Lancaster travel to Panillina to see friends. Jas Deegan ships cattle to Chicago. Easter services at M E church well attended with Rev Gleason preaching. Various locals host visitors and attend gatherings. Geo Hoyt surprise for Miss Kittie Hoyt. Jubilee in LeMars enjoyed. missionary society to meet April 13. many townsfolk visiting, painting, or traveling to Sioux City, Wisconsinn and Neptune areas.
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Lra
Frank Potter
W. W. Jeffers
Moss Sadie Ausema
Emnetsbare
Simson
Simson Antenn. Mise Kui- Kogle Visit-D In L-M Rs Reently. Miles Ko
Sinds
Bas Ness
Henry Sjarda
Mars
Marion Johnson
Children’s Home
Siont City
Mae Kennedy
W. C. Warner
Bingham Lake
Henry Timm
J. Allerson
Walter Clark
Sioux City
Geo. Hoyt
Kittie Hoyt
Kittie
Geo. Steele
Chas. Eyres
LeMars
Miss Robb
Mises Kohl
W. A. Richards
Mt. Hops M. E
Presbyterian Missionary Society
H.C. Wilson
Edwars
R. Steele
Tena Baker
Ed Danning
Jas. Crouch
A. J. Baker
Fred Mathwig
Neptune
Warn Bigelow
Salix
Jake Berger
Elmer Harding
Adavill
Dei Ravish
Frank Jaqnish
C. C
Mereill
Gertie Senerler
Sigax City
EL Bloo-nara
C. W. Aarris-a
SigaxUits
Mweinbeiser
Merzil
Henry Kirkpatrick
Marstalltown
Mr. Kirkpatrick
Geo. Wakeman
Chattsworth
C. C. Hanff
Merrill
Hinton
Mra
N.G. Oleson
Jeffers
LeMara
T. D. Graham
J. Eckerson
Potoein
Wm. Pape
L. Wisnick
Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church
Bart Luce
Wm. Schneider
J. P. Jensen
Minnesota
United Evangelical Church
D. Winter Jr
Dan Schneider
Efner
Ben
Geo. Prentice
Sioux
Bels
L. B Seavey
M. E. Church
John Stvens
Sanday
Frank Gesa
Spokane
Wash
Kenneth Crouch
Preatic
Martha Held
D. Hall
Myre
Aera Crates
Local notes on births farms and county events
Farmers are busy in the field this week sowing oats after wheat. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs J S Coatsworth of Henry township, with Mrs Coatsworth formerly Miss Lillie Lindsay of Union township. Several residents visited relatives in nearby towns, and a number of land and cattle exchanges noted. Community members report illnesses, accidents, and personal travels, including Mrs Geo Farrell’s improving health and a buggy accident involving Miss Ethel Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Coatsworth
Henry Township
Coatsworth
Ae Lillie Lindsay
Union Township
Inglett
Kingsley
Geo. Smith
Ernest Eyres
Conrad Koi
Merrill
Morrison
Canada
Omaha
Colorado
Mrs. Watson
Featherston
John Milton
DeWitt Farm
Mr. May
Geo. Farrell
David Harvay
Thos. Eyres
John Lehner
Albert Clifford
Santos
Les Mars
Reese Parrs
Ed Awes
Parker
Un'on
Geo Hoyt
Fred Horr
Sigler Bros
L. A. Inglett
Ethel Franklin
Berhorss
Harry Acker
Garretaon
Reemis
Posson
LeMars
Wesley Eyres
Steele
Town News Briefs Highlight Local Business and Social Events
Fred Ahrecht bought lumber from Echozneman Bros to build a modern house on his Grant township farm with James Deegan shipping seven cars of fat cattle to Chicago. Local visits include Mr. Bush of Sheldon and Thompson of Sheldon. A ladies dance drew a large crowd last Monday. Measles spread among residents as spring continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ahrecht
Echozneman Bros
Lamber
Grant Township
Strouse
LeMars
James Deegan
Seney
Chicago
Deegan Bros
Bush
Sheldon
Herman Berg
Will and
Herry Dering
Maurice
Mr. Thompson
J. W. Crowley
R. L. Wiley
Schoznem
N Bros
Walt Eggard
Mammen
L. Winterfield
Scott Ewers
H. A. Ablers
C. E. Perdue
F. Montagne
Schnell
John Eilis
Local notes on church work and community life in Leads area
A Baadle of Leeda contracted to paper the M E church. Ed Flynn and family visited Jacob Scaindler. Wm. Finneran traveled to Potosi. Rose Scaindler shopped in Sioux City. Grant Mussers' second son died suddenly after illness. funeral by Rev. Cley of Leads. S. T. Felton visited Leads. April 1 marked the fiftieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Creamer. Sidie and B A Douglas presented a golden wedding cake with fifty layers as a surprise gift along with other tokens of regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Baadle
Leeda
M. E
Ed Flynn
Sioux City
Jacob Scaindler
Wm. Finneran
Potosia
Rose Scaindler
Grant Mussers
Fin
Naw
Lincolo
Newry
Rev. Cley
T. Felton
Joseph Creamer
James
Sidie
B. A. Dougise
Creamer
Joseph Ner
Immigrant couple’s long Michigan to Plymouth county move
Rachel Swindell born in Lisna Skey Ireland 1832 and Joseph Creamer born in Philadelphia 1829 married Adrian Michigan 1854. They lived in Ohio long enough to move to Delaware county Jews then Plymouth county Iowa farm they now own. Nine children born, six survive with outcomes in Northfield Vermont Hancock Iowa Hungerford Woodbury areas.
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Nes Rachel Swindell
Lisna Skey
Ireland
Philadelphia
Adrian
Mich
Joseph Creamer
Mr. Creamer
Philadeplhia
Miss Swindell
Ohio
Plymouth County
Mesdames Young, Hadson and
Douglas
Woodbury County
Salem church notes and local visits in LeMars area
Rev and Mrs Bogen of LeMars attend services at Salem church. Miss Lena Lippke returns from Hampton Ia. Miss Louiss Prince helps Mrs Hinke. Mr and Mrs Henry Koenig of LeMars visit son G G at Salem. Y P A elects delegate Lily Kahrbarg and Carrie Koenig as alternate. Will Lang family visit Mt Hope. Emma Kimnitz improves after illness. Mrs C D Wendel visiting relatives. Wendel may move to Audubon. Rev Wendel attends conference. A F Herzberg travels to Waterlay for annual conference. Rev Bozen to preach next Sunday. Hergenry absent. Mrs Henry Koenig of LeMars and daughter visit Churchville.
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Bogen
LeMars
Salem Church
Lena Lippke
Hampton
Louiss Prince
Albert Hinke
Henry Koenig
LeMara
G. G
Salem
Lily Kahrbarg
Carrie Koenig
Will Lang
Oliver Coatsworth
Mt. Hope
Emma Kimnitz
C. D. Wendel
Audubon
Iowa
Wendel
Chas. Lentz
A F Herzberg
Bozen
Hergnery
C. D Werdel
Churchrill
Hinton News Roundup Reports Local Trades and Life
Local notes from Hinton recount visits and calls by Gertie Senerler and others, church activities, and illnesses. March into April brings Easter services, travels to Sioux City and LeMars, and a marriage at the Held residence. A Cadwell-colt is listed for sale.
Whiting Likely Nominee for Eleventh District
Des Moines Register and Leader reports indications that Eleventh district Democrats will nominate Representative Whiting of Whiting for congress. The district favors Republicans, making nominations hard. past efforts included LeMars’ T. M. Zink who was “Zinked” but refused, and Rosk Rapids’ J. M. Parsons was later urged as a candidate. J. C. Welliver of Stour City Tribune is joked about as a possibility, but if nominated he would stir excitement in the Eleventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Register
Representative Whiting
Whiting
LeMart
T. M. Zink
LeMars
J. M. Parsons
Rosk Rapids
J .H. Quick
Sioux City
J. C. Welliver
Stour City Tribune
Eminent Tragedian John Griffith to Perform Macbeth in LeMars
In LeMars the eminent tragedian John Griffith and associate players will present Macbeth with complete scenic equipment spectacular effects and period costuming on April 11. The promotion emphasizes Griffith as a leading living classic actor praised by critics and likens him to Edwin Forrest.
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Goars
John Griffith
Macbeth
Vie
Rutitia
Hais
Edwin Forrest
Lys.inedoro Sodien Ca
William Loukesp Sra
Firer Pleye
iGud
Abraham Lincoln
Korea and Japan clash with Russia over Korea's fate
Robert E. Speer argues in Worlds Work that Korea has long been a pawn between China, Japan, and Russia. He details how Japan sought to detach Korea from China, how Korea's rulers and people resisted reform, and how Russian influence grew after 1894. He concludes Japan offers a fair plan recognizing each power's interests while Russia presses for control of Manchuria and Korea.
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Robert E. Speer
Seoul
Korea
China
Japan
Russia
Iorea
Shinra
Keorea
Lerff
Pire
Aif
Tong Hak
Zepon
Iinister
Weber
Mexico
Supan
Moscow
Masampo
Stariong
Yalu
Tumen
Kecheldo
Masempo
Welchu
Secone
Busan
Fusan
Seoul- Chemulpo
Japan Specie Bank
Baron Shibusawa
Séoul
Shimonoseki
Liaotung Peninsula
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Talienwan
Germany
France
Tilentsin
Hankow
Shangtunge
Gerammny
Port Hamilton
Korean
Great Britain
Isung Hyamen
England
Liaotong Peninsula
Vladivostok
Korea as a Vital Route in Asia for Russia and Japan
The text argues Korea is essential to Siberian railway interests and to Japan’s access to Asia. It contends Korea’s surrender would expose Japan to western flank risks and stresses Korea as a key commercial outlet. It notes Japan’s gains in Manchuria and Korea and warns of Russian advance pressuring access to the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Korea
Harssia
Japan
Asia
Fusan
Simonoseki
Manchuria
China
Alie
Senate considers canal question in Morgan speech
Washington April 6 the senate heard Morgan's two hour address on the Panama canal issue then resumed work on the post office appropriation bill but adjourned without final action. Amendments reported and others adopted raise the franked letter limit from two to four ounces and add twenty five rural free delivery agents. Morgan pressed his resolution for attorney general review of concessions to the original Panama Canal company and assailed the Panama company itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Morgan
Panama Canal Company
Panama Company
Coal Rates Reduced By Western Railroads
Traffic officials of western railroads agreed to cut coal rates by 25 cents a ton for coal originating in Colorado, Wyoming and other western states and destined for Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Indian Territory. The lower rates take effect April 15 and last until July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Railroads
Colorado
Wyoming
Western States
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Paper of One Hand and Glanders Hearings of Warmth
A fragmented collection of jokes and quips from a newspaper page noting lines about paper warmth a thirty day promissory note a prospective heiress and a lake district wedding trip with a wretched bride and a pun about music and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glanders
Gazley
Whipping as Prescription in Olden Times
The piece surveys historical medical practices including bloodletting and whipping as remedies for various ailments. It notes barbers and surgeons setting prices by patient means, cites specific charges, and records social responses such as expulsion of infected villagers. It ends by contrasting past harsh methods with present gentler approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minciillin
Wessex
England
T. Hawkins
The Sleepless Arch and the Indian Arch Principle
A compact historical note on arch design tracing the Hindu proverb that the arch never sleeps to its role in modern bridge construction. It contrasts ancient Hindu skepticism with contemporary engineering, noting foundations dug deep and testing at institutions like the Institute of Technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Institute of Technology
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St. Dovatus
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Hill Reet
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