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Newspaper
Sioux City Register
Location
Sioux City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1924
Page
3
The Le Mars farmer from Plymouth County describes starting with two orphan lambs, expanding to 52 ewes, and details best practices for breeding, feeding, housing, and veterinary considerations. He stresses selecting a purebred ram, proper ewe nutrition, dry ventilated sheds, and careful lamb management to maximize lamb survival and market finish.
In a moonlit harbor town, Molly and Jimmie share a ride to a secluded overlook. He presses for marriage and a home while she, weary and torn, hints at past hurts and uncertain love. A canine companion and quiet tides set a tense, hopeful mood as Molly faces an irreversible choice.
I W Erickson of 807 Seventh street was sentenced to 15 days in county jail after arraignment on assault and battery for stabbing O Hanson, a Newman Tailoring employee, with a pair of shears. The assault with intent to do great bodily harm was dismissed. Two speeders jailed for $15 fines. Joe Labanski and Louis Resnick. W Archer paid $15 fine.
Leeds and surrounding families report travels and visits to relatives in Michigan Illinois and Iowa. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Jack Daling at 4021 Floyd Avenue. The Leeds Improvement Association will hold a meeting Friday night in the Leeds Library. Mr and Mrs Fred Frye, guests at the Harper home, have returned to Chicago.
The author argues that small flocks provide useful feed utilization and lawn mowing, with return growing each year. He notes Towa may not record as a sheep country, but many upland farmers could profit from keeping ewes rather than rushing into marriage, urging measured investment and caution.
A city set for the largest Labor Day events as a Trades and Labor Assembly committee plans a 9 20 am parade from downtown to Mizzou Park then Woodland Park for afternoon programs with music athletics and speeches. Only organized labor members auxiliaries and children attend with union driven activities and a firemen baseball game proposed.
L. B. Lamson aged 52 of Cedar Rapids Indiana died Tuesday in Rochester Minnesota after a prolonged illness following medical treatment there He helped open Sioux City s first dairy lunch with W I Hamlin about 15 years ago later sold his share He was involved in a dairy lunch chain in South Dakota and belonged to the Masonic lodge and Rotary club
The article describes the Franco Slovakian defense pact signed last January and filed for league publication. It outlines mutual defense in line with 1919 peace treaties, acceptance of arbitration or the league court for disputes, and coordination with other regional alliances to pursue disarmament and peace. A final note mentions a movie actor suing for divorce and custody of reputation.
Fred F. Ralya, 69, longtime Sioux City grocer and meat market proprietor on West Seventh, died at a local hospital after a prolonged illness. He moved to Sioux City in 1890 and is survived by a widow, son Leland of Storm Lake, daughter Mrs. H. H. Sterling, and multiple siblings. The body is at Westcott's mortuary pending funeral plans.
Three men add water at different rates: man one brings a pint every three minutes, man two a quart every five minutes, and man three a gallon every seven minutes. They work until the tank is full. determine the time to fill and which man delivered the last load.
United Press reports that a forceful Brazilian federal assault on Sao Paulo rebels failed. Government armies renewed bombardment of Sao Paulo city while Gov. Campos De Campos fled the governor’s palace after the revolt began.
Mrs Caroline E Smith serves as business manager for the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. She landed the job five years ago when W W A Clare chose a manager with a business head to lead the organization. Her five years of service have been very successful.
During the bombardment, some people were killed by stray shells despite both rebels and federals trying to protect non combatants.
Sioux City's candidate for the national beauty pageant will participate in two events thanks to gifts from local firms. The Sioux City Grand Exchange provides a roller chair styled as the tall corn state, while the T. J. Martin Company offers a Pecat Hite suit and a designed section for the winner. Moron Morion leads in votes, with Abel, Doty, and Sterling close behind.
Inspections of 300 city steam boilers in Sioux City found excessive pressure creating a dangerous situation. KE Wilcox reported today. Frank Harvey, a police force member, serves as inspector.
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