Death of Fred Temple in Sioux Falls hospital
Fred Temple died in a Sioux Falls hospital after illness described as Bright's disease. Born in Holland July 23, 1896, he was 21 years, 10 months, 22 days old. He moved to the Rock Valley area four years ago and married Miss Kate Borke last August. Survived by his wife, parents, four brothers, and two sisters, all in Holland and Bauer, funeral held Wednesday at the Nehrn church with Rev DeJonge officiating, burial Valley View cemetery.
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Bred Temple
Sioux Palls
Holland
Inolla
Rock Valley
Marringa
Kate Borke
Man
Venus
Ifoll
Nefurmadvhurch
Fastu
Rey
DeJonge
Valley View
Tigh Sarraw
Town and Country Notes Rock Valley plans souvenir program
The Rock Valley club held an adjourned meeting to discuss celebration details and aims to enshrine the event with a souvenir program. Local business ads will support the project while weather forecasts begin distribution on rural lines daily. The Railways Company coordination led to rapid brick platform work starting soon.
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Changuana
Rock Valley
He Railways Company
Rail shut reforms and depot plans described at local station
The railway company grants a showering tower at the station for stock shippers, praised by farmers who drive hogs in hot weather. A new rail arrangement sends Sioux Pals merchandise to mornings, not afternoons, with full cars east at night and westbound peddling. Carnegie Library site eyed on twechool grounds, with Sanborn rating grounds for library use at about four dollars.
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Grante
Carmeigia
Libray Sanborn
Richter Haas wedding unites Laura Richter and Nicholas Haas
Miss Laura Mary Richter and Pralevick Nicholas Haas wed in St Marys church in this city at ten o clock Tuesday morning Rev Walter O Reilly officiated before about invited relatives and friends. The bridal party included Miss Ghura Richter as bridesmaid and John Vaas as best man. After ceremonies the couple hosted a wedding dinner for over a hundred relatives and friends at the bride’s home northwest of Beele Valley. They left that day for a honeymoon trip and will reside in Rock Valley following the celebration.
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Laura Mary Richter
Pralevick Nicholas Haas
St. Mary’s Church
Walter O'Reilly
Tro
Midwayas
Ghura Richter
Wvborn
Heather
John Vaas
Beele Valley
Wm. Richter
Haas
Rock Valley
St Marys Church Dedicated in Rock Valley Ceremony
St Marys new church in Rock Valley was formally dedicated with impressive ceremonies. A large crowd attended from distant areas, with twenty two visiting priests assisting. Bishop Garrigan of Sioux City gave an address as Rev Father Brune of Alton preached. The event featured a choral program and a list of priests from many towns in the region.
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St Mary's New Church
Adistanra
Prieata Presenie
Mississippi River
Rock Valley
Father Brune
Alton
Garrigan
Sioux City
Bistop
J. Garrigan
Brune
Charles A. O'Reilly
Edewardsville
Patheal O'Reilly
Roel Valley
Pathers Perretlay
McNearney
Rametsburg
Kelly
Gractienger
Murth
Estherville
Heelan
Ponda
Masterson
Varina
Maynard
Sutherland
DesMond
Cherefee
O'Kelly
Marcus
Aries
Hospers
MlcCormiak
Sheldon
Dallard
Rock Rapids
McNally
Sibley
Conway
Maurine
Brasby
Hawarden
Bith
Larchwoot Wren
Alvord
Geriemann
Granville
Young Diets Defends Cameron Dam in Turbulent Conflict
The article recounts a quiet, modest young man named Diets, son of a Cameron Dam defender, facing federal and local conflict as armed factions bombed the dam area. Diets resisted offers of labor cash, the dam was torn by gunfire and explosions, and his family endured injuries as deputies were shot and the defendant surrendered. The episode reflects a broader clash over dam construction, labor, and leadership in the region.
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Olin Meta
Diets
Cameron Dam
Averie
United States
Okiama
Bird School
McGovern
Offles
Mewes
Dieta
GSK
Wisconsin
Coveenar Phillips
Lund
Cameron
Young townsman refused to contribute to street upkeep
A young resident of the town of Butt an was asked at the poll to contribute his share toward street maintenance. He claimed to be under 21 and was refused on grounds of legal infancy. The mayor, informed of the declaration, sought the proprietor at the pool hall to locate him.
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Buttan
Poole
Youth Admittance at Pool Hall Sparks Trouble
In a City Sun snippet a man warns that if the youth is admitted to the pool hall he will avoid trouble. The youth allegedly slipped out a level door and likely regrets lying.
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Iage
Sae City Sun
It Isn't Your Town Itself You Change
A fragmented verse arguing that towns reflect the people who inhabit them not their physical form. It urges self examination before blaming a community and suggests genuine towns emerge from collective character, not just appearance or novelty.
Town Leads In Farm Wealth Despite Small Population
Town ranks fifteenth in population and twenty third in area yet leads in farm product value and livestock. Wealth per capita is $1845 with Sioux City nearby. Local residents include Tames ThomaShome, B Keeling, and Clavon Ta visitors. The text notes various arrivals, trips, and university ties, with college degree news for Peter Leistra of Moore Valley from Gripnell College.
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Down
Fows
Hyink
Pointy
New York
Peter Leistra
Moore Vailey
Gripnell College
Leistra
Fragmentary notes from Grinnell visit and local business mention
Fragmentary OCR records a Grinnell visit and references L. E. Backer of Redwood Falls Minnesota in town for an hour. Mentions Mr Macher running a store and soda fountain, Redan Pills, butter making, and a four year stay at a home.
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Grinnell
Park
Chass
L. E. Backer
Redwood Falls
Minn
Macher
Was Gald Woman Squire Des Dead in Aged Column
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled dialogue about Mrs Appleby and a squire figure. Mentions who sins lately and a rear majority. Includes Paudou Opinion and unclear references to Mrs A and Yorca T.
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Hoesen
Church Services and Meeting Listings at University Building
Readable text shows church and Christian Science services at the university building on Sunday June 20 1315, with notices of atomic vaulting boon and new views. Meetings and sublets referenced, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Te Ehuteh
Dak: Subloet
Vaudting
Evelcume
Madey i
Thea National Fare Food Law Targets Food Labels
The act compels manufacturers to print product ingredients on labels to help consumers distinguish healthier foods from deleterious ones. It notes low grade baking powders use alum, a mineral acid salt, and that most physicians condemn their use in food.
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Thea
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