Lecturer foresees rebirth and new world consciousness
Australian poet Tom Skeyhill, visiting Morningside, urged a coming renaissance and a new consciousness. He said Europe's youth seek peace while old men endure war, and warned against reducing God to chemicals, recounting Troy and Gallipoli to illustrate how war corrupts humanity.
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Biews
Tom Skeybill
Chautauana
Morningside
Europe
Christ Jesus
Troy
Dardanelles
Gallipoli
Mr. Skeyhill
Mr. Skeshill
Heirs Claim Stuffed Menagerie From Late Collector
Heirs of the estate of J. A. Anderson sue in district court Thursday seeking return of a mounted birds and animals collection. Mrs Selma Anderson and Frank Anderson as executors defend that the items are personal property not bound by the will. Complainants ask division of the collection among heirs with specific bequests to Emil Carlson.
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J. A. Anderson
Thureday
Selma Anderson
Frank Anderson
Anderson
Emil Carlson
Patriotism Urged Over Sentimentalism at Hotel Martin
An address at the Hotel Martin by Jess B. Holmes urged replacing sentimentalism with patriotism as a civic duty. He argued democracy requires thinking citizens while wartime has harmed the race with selective service. Reports from the national convention in Denison note about 5,000 Okinawans present and the next meeting set for Saint Paul Minnesota.
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Jess BH Holmes
Chamtangia Keeturer
Hotel Martin
Port
United States
Ronested
Sidney Taylor
den- Sted
St. Pawl. Minn
Victor M. Johnson
Rockford, Fl
Hot Weather Drinks From Aged Recipes
A collection of old fashioned summer beverages including tea based punches with lemon and berry juices, orange slices, and syrup served over cracked tea. Also covers cherry juice blends, grape juice canning notes, and raspberry shrub plus a watermelon cocktail and mint julep style drinks.
District Legion Posts to Gather in Cherokee
The Eleventh district convention of the American Legion will be in Cherokee on Tuesday July 22. Hanford MacNider past national commander State Commander Haligan State Adjutant Bartin and Sioux City editor John Kelly will speak. An offer to secure Judge Landis attendance is under consideration. The 0 and 8 will meet in the forenoon. The older you get the faster the future becomes the past.
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The
American Union
Cherokee
Hanford MacNider
Haligan
Bartin
Wottor ‘Mies
Legionaire
John Kelly
Sioux City
Landis
Savage Named President of Trades and Labor Assembly
Charles N. Savage was elected president of the Trades and Labor Assembly at the semi annual meeting at the Labor temple last night. He succeeds M. J. Stone as head of the body and will oversee plans for Labor Day observance with J. F. Kinney. A referendum will decide if a parade will be part of the day’s events. Woodland Park was tentatively chosen for the celebration. Other officers elected include M. J. Stone as vice president and Charles H. Martin as secretary treasurer. The slate also lists Andrew Murphy and Frank Cady in several roles with committees named for organization and legislation.
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Charles N. Savage
Trades and Labor Assembly
Labor Temple
Nigut
Savage
M. J. Stone
Assembly
J. F. Kinney
General Committee
Woodland Park
Charles H. Martin
Mra
Ed Peterson
Andrew Murphy
W. J. Burke
H. T. Woodward
Frank Cady
J. B. Kinney
L. H. Masters
C. ¢ Son
Fred Jim
Peter Kloppel
J. H. Masters
O. M. Haislett
CC. Carson
Reading
Contempt charge laid against Woodbury County woman
A district court petition filed by John Josephs for C. Stevens of the Anti Saloon League accuses a woman at 613 Eighth Street of liquor nuisance. She was previously convicted at 10 East Titra Street and an injunction was served, with a later alleged arrest for ongoing nuisance at her current address.
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Lange Wald
Eighth Street
Yes
John Josephs
C. Stevens
Anti-Saloon League
Woodbury County
East Titra Street
Judge Denies Separation In Fremble Fredette Case
Judge Hamilton, in district court, denied the petitions of Mable Fredette and Julius Fredette for divorce. Mrs. Fredette accused her husband of cruel and inhuman treatment. he countered with a cross petition alleging improper relations. Counsel signaled an appeal, citing adultery and cruelty statutes.
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Hamilton
Mable Fredette
Julius Fredette
Fredette
Morningside College Summer Vacation and Faculty News
Morningside college ends summer school with a three day vacation before Independence Day. Prof C D Weeks receives a PhD and takes a position at the University of Texas. Revival meetings open Sunday at 910 West Seventh Street led by E Smith and volunteers. Riverside Park adds 12 steel boats for river use, rented for a small fee. Summer School Elects Roland Simmons as class president with Mac Held Olive Erickson and Thomas Lee as officers. Desertion petition filed by Evert Ray Van Ornum against Geneva Elizabeth Van Ornum. Olga Skolosski’s assault case postponed to Saturday. Gladys Small reports purse snatching on Court Street.
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E. Smith
West Seventh Street
Riverside Park
City Park Department
Carl Edwards
Roland Simmons
Cental High School
Mac Held
Olive Erickson
Thomas Lee
Olga Skolosski
Seventh Street
Thease
Cruelty to Animals Charge Brings Fine for Livestock Man
Sioux City humane officers score a victory in the cruelty crackdown. F P Martin manager of the Farmers Union Live Stock exchange was fined 25 dollars in police court for negligence of employees who allowed a crippled cow to live. The verdict is significant to the society according to Mrs Baldwin, secretary.
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Sioux City Humane
F. P. ‘Martin
Farmers’ Union Live Stock Exchange
Bir
M. W. Baldwin
Sioux City Society
Martin
Joseph Hays
Baldwin
Unruly Horse Case Ends With Robbins Favor in Court
LeMars owner 4A. R. Robbins of Hinton sued Gainor Brothers horse trainers after they offered to break his horse to saddle for 19 and to work in the field for 25. Robbins said only riding training was wanted. The jury ruled for Robbins.
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LeMars
R. Robbins
Hinton
Gainor Brothers
Robbins
Alaska service ends as Towan captain returns home
Shenandoah, July 4. Capt. Herbert G. Maden of the United States Army, a Towan who has been stationed in Alaska, is at his Sidney home on leave. Capt. Esden has been transferred to Indianapolis, having spent two years in Alaska. His parents Mr and Mrs C J Esden met him in Iowa and the captain's wife visited Thurman, Ya, to see her parents.
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Shenandoah
Herbert G. Maden
United States Army
Alaska
Sidney
Esden
Indianapolis
Ind
Mire
C.J. Esden
Thurman, Ya
Police on Lookout For Bank Robbers
Sioux City police were asked to watch for a high powered motor car carrying four men who might crack the vault of the Kimtree Minnesota bank. Advice from Worthington sheriff said the bandits are six to one professional criminals. No foot was obtained in the message.
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Sioux City
Kimtree
Minn
Worthington
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Poe
Trades Assembly
Aio
Morningside College Summer School
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C. D. Weeks
Morningside College
University of Texas
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Cout
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Uncle Sam's
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Hershey's Chocolate
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Knox
Plymouth Rock
Shell Macaroni
Towa
Harry
Jupr Oe
Biates Tac
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