Council orders tail light rule to curb parked cars
City council directs City Attorney to draft an ordinance requiring all parked vehicles at night to have illuminated tail lights to prevent accidents like the death of Dr. J. P. Sheehy. The meeting also enacts police payroll cuts of 1500 annually and approves street paving in Leeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Sheehy
Sioux City
Twenty-second
Nebraska
Paul Hatfield
Co. EF. Wilcox
Como
Wesley
Fis Street
Leeds
Central
Munroe
Madison
Fillmore
Polk
Springfield
Grant
Edgewater Addition
Tow-In Service Moves Sioux City Highway Drive
The Custer Battlefield Highway association offers a free tow in service in cooperation with the Auto hospital at 216 Sixth Street to aid members with gas delivery mechanical help and towing. Field secretary Whitney Morris says the added service boosts membership and a district information bureau may open by next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer Battlefield Alway Association
Auto Hospital
Sixth Street
Whitney Morris
Sioux City
Custer Battlefield Hiway Association Information Bureau
Morris
Mrs Nellie Donaldson Dies After Health Issues
Nellie Donaldson aged 52 died in a Sioux City hospital after an operation. A 38 year resident, she was active in welfare work during WWI and belonged to the Soldier and Family Aid society and Monahan post auxiliary. Survived by husband Ben. sons Leonard and Ralph. brothers August Evestin and Nels Wangberg. a sister in Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Donaldson
Sioux City
Donaldson
Soldier and Family Aid Society
Monahan Post Auxiliary
Ben Donaldson
Leonard
Ralph
Yankton
S. D
August
Evestin
Nels Wangberg
Des Moines
Norway
Sheriff Plans Action on Tax Dodgers and Delinquent Cars
Deputy county treasurer Van Hammerstrom announces an upcoming list of about 1,000 delinquent automobile owners. The sheriff will confiscate autos and sell them to cover unpaid motor taxes and collection costs under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Hammerstrom
Automobile Registration Bureau
Elks Flag Day Ceremonial Plans in Sioux City Jubilee Week
Elks lodge leads flag day events in Sioux City with ceremonial and address at Grand View lodge. Monahan post band concert and Boy Scout service cap Jubilee week. S. F. Wadden to preside. H. W. Caldwell to give main address. 5 000 attendees expected. D A R picnic at Riverview park and evening flag ceremony planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Elks Lodge
Grand View Lodge
Monahan Post
S. F. Wadden
W. A. Worth
H. W. Caldwell
Henry Schuck
Esquire
Boy Scouts
Elks
D. A R
Riverview Park
Marriage Licenses Issued In Sioux City Area
Donald McNelley aged 26 of Paola Kansas marries Laverne Ernisee 26 of Orange City Iowa. Rudolph C. Kruck 23 weds Ethel A Cantleberry 18 both of Sioux City. Max S. Keir 24 weds Ida Osheroff 20 both of Sioux City. Louis Tereira 30 weds Burnetta Kelly 24 both of Sioux City. Charles Moses 26 of Stuart Nebraska to Louise W Lamb 19 of Laurel Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McNelley
Paola
Kan
Laverne Ernisee
Orange City
Rudolph C. Kruck
Ethel A. Cantleberry
Sioux City
Max S. Keir
Ida Osheroff
Louis Tereira
Mrs. Burnetta Kelly
Charles Moses
Stuart
Neb
Louise W. Lamb
Laurel
Weather Outlook for Midwest Regions Limited Thunderstorms
Illinois Nebraska and South Dakota forecast partly overcast skies tonight and Sunday. Potential local thunder storms in western and southern areas of Illinois and in the east of Nebraska and in parts of South Dakota. Temperatures expected to show little change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Nebraska
South Dakota
Legion Fights Move to Auditorium for Pinkie Mitchell Bout
Preliminary events to the Pinkie Mitchell Al Van Ryan card will be staged at the Auditorium after rain forced the transfer from the ballpark. Opening bout features Spider Kelly and Buddie Anderson, Sioux City flyweights, with Newsboy Grown versus Kid Pancho headlining the 10 round main, plus Roddy Blanchard against Jimmy Sullivan. Curley Ullrich of St Paul is referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkie Mitchell
al van Ryan
Spider Kelly
Buddie Anderson
Sioux City
Newsboy Grown
Kid Pancho
San Antonio
Southwest
Roddy Blanchard
Jimmy Sullivan
Sullivan
Blanchard
Russie Leroy
Rusty Jones
Leroy
Curley Ullrich
St. Paul
Gov Kendall Frees Negro Held In Fort Madison Prison
Gov. Nate E. Kendall issued the final order of discharge freeing James Vivians from the state prison at Fort Madison. Vivians, sentenced October 15, 1920, for killing Fred Taylor, was to serve up to eight years and pay a $1000 fine. Paroled April 28, 1923. Police recover five stolen autos connected to Jubilee week. owners include Mrs. Fred Webster, Harry Keagle, C. B. Toy, T. F. Kelly, and R. J. McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Nate E. Kendall
James Vivians
Fort Madison
Sioux City
Vivians
Fred Taylor
East Side
Gus Danielson
Fred Webster
Fifth Street
Harry Keagle
Jones Street
C. B. Toy
Nebraska Street
T. F. Kelly
Riverside Avenue
R. J. McCormick
Des Moines
Leeds Improvement Seeks Junior High Plan
A Leeds Improvement Association committee will present a survey on public school facilities to the board of education at the next meeting. They request provisions for junior high students and outline two plans, including a proposal to erect a public school in the Leeds district to accommodate them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Leeds Improvement Association
Improvement Association
Leeds
Morningside Chautauqua Announces Seventh Season Schedule
Morningside will stage its fourth season of Chautauqua from June 30 to July 6 with 70 prominent backers. W. A. Dutton leads as president with L. J. Abbey as vice president and A. J. Bertelsen as treasurer. Miss Mabel Ketsoeman handles ticket sales and surplus supports the public library, which received $200 last year. The week features a mix of music, plays, lectures, and concerts each afternoon and evening, including appearances by the Davis Sisters, Irene Stolfosky, Anna Dickie Olesen, and performances by the Broadway cast and Russian Cathedral quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morningside
Chautauqua
W. A. Dutton
L. J. Abbey
A. J. Bertelsen
I. D. Kitto
Mabel Ketsoeman
Cedar Rapids
Valentine Company
Gondoliers
Davis Sisters Company
Susan
Selma Lenhart
Carl D. Thompson
Walter Eccles
Bill
Jesse H. Holmes
Irene Stolfosky
Tom Skeyhill
Russian Cathedral Quartet
Anna Dickie Olesen
P. m
Dre
Dorothy Ebien Cole
Isaac T. Headland
William J. Keighley
Roadway
Cole
Tw Platienburg
Tide
Dorothy Ellenecture
Charles H
O F Lodge Plans for Iowa Grand Assembly in Sioux City
Elaborate plans were set for the I O O F grand lodge annual assembly in Sioux City the week of October 20. H C Dewar state assemblyman and grand patriarch met with local officials. More than 1 000 delegates from 600 lodges are expected, with visitors possibly nearing 3 000. This marks the first fall grand lodge gathering here in 12 years. The Rebekah lodge grand assembly will accompany the Odd Fellows conclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
The
I. O. O. F. Order of Iowa
Sioux City
H. C. de- War
Dewar
Odd Fellows
Rebekah Lodge
Dakotan Captures the Diamond Jubilee Golf Tournament
Ed die Meisenholder of the University of South Dakota won the Diamond Jubilee golf tournament with 169 over 36 holes after an initial scheduling confusion left him to play all 36 yesterday. He finished seven strokes ahead of runner up C. D. Roseberry of LeMars. Blaine Asher of Spencer placed third with 177.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Meisenholder
University of South Dakota
Meisenholder
C. D. Roseberry
LeMars
Blaine Asher
Spencer
L. Koch
Akron
O. W. Larson
Humboldt
F. Mathes
Odebolt
F. O. Gilliland
Kid Pancho
San Antonio
Tex
Faber
Waterbury
I. W. Ray
Crofton
C. Ambler
Arnold Lee
A. Koch
K. Bryant
R. J. Baker
J. H. Beck
W. Lynch
G. Matteson
R. Stinson
Vermillion
N. J. Brown
I. Jensen
J. McEwing
D. McEwing
J. F. March
H. G. Clark
Joe Sauer
Alton
Ray Claussen
Paullina
Allan Turnbull
J. L. Quinn
Scotland
Country Club
Ruth Offers $50 For His Lost Glove At Navin Field
Detroit reports he New York Yankees battled the Detroit Tigers at Navin Field yesterday. Souvenir fans seized player gloves as tempers flared between teams while police and spectators exchanged blows. Ruth offered $50 for the return of his glove as bats and baseballs were confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Fats Yankees
Democrats to Convene for County Delegate Meeting in Woodbury
Woodbury county Democrats will hold a meeting June 28 at 8 p.m. in Judge R. H. Munger's courtroom to nominate precinct and township committeemen and delegates to the county convention. J. V. Gibbons will preside. signatures include F. C. Meyer and A. V. Weidel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
R. H. Munger
J. V. Gibbons
F. C. Meyer
A. C. Hess
W. P. Keefe
George Finch
Funeral Services Held For Central High Girl
Funeral services for Esther Kuhlmann aged 14 were held today at Augustana Lutheran Church with Rev. Frank Heilman officiating. Interment followed at Graceland Park cemetery. She died Thursday night at her parents home 2108 Rebecca street. She was a Central High sophomore and prize winner in the Americanization contest. Survivors include parents Mr and Mrs C H Kuhlmann and five brothers Henry Jesse Archie Clarence Bernard and a sister Maybelle. An elephant works from the age of 12 to the age of 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Kuhlmann
Augustana Lutheran Church
Frank Heilman
Trinity Lutheran Church
Graceland Park Cemetery
Miss Kuhlmann
C. H. Kuhlmann
Rebecca Street
Central High School
Henry
Jesse
Archie
Clarence
Bernard
Maybelle
Sioux City raid nets moonshine still and three arrests
Sioux City police purity squad seized a 600 gallon white mule still, 42 barrels of mash, and 100 gallons of moonshine in a Jennings street cottage raid led by Chief Joe Young. Three men George Zees, Jim Gramier, and H E Mathwig were arrested and arraigned before Police Judgeways with a June 17 continuance. The fire department joined the operation after a flare sparked the mash, burning the setup without water use. the still and gear were valued around 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Jennings Street
Joe Young
C. B. Heaton
William Rogers
N. V. Luke
Jim Gramier
Oxford Hotel
H. E. Mathwig
Twenty-fifth Street
Young
Newsie Actors Eager to Display Talents in Vaudeville Show
Newsboys eager to perform in a vaudeville show at the Jewish Community Center in Sioux City. The event, starting at 8 15 p m Tuesday, shines a light on the fundraising effort to finance the Camp Kellogg week for every boy on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsie
Newsy
Camp Kellogg
Sioux City
Newsboys
Jewish Community Center
Pierce Street
Newsboys’ Association
Suns of Hera Elects Wagner as Lodge President
Albert Wagner of Stony elected president at the lodge closing session of the convention held at 413-15 Jennings Street. Other officers from Rock Rapids and nearby areas were chosen including first Chris Schultz as vice president and L. F. ewport among treasurer nominees. Delegates and wives gathered last night with speakers Johannsen and Juhr Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wagner
Stony
Sess Lodge
Jennings Street
Rock Rapids
Chris Schultz
Councy
W. AL. Rapids
L. F. .Ewport
Conrad Kar
Henry Saily
Cone’ Port
Gru
Johannsen
Grand Lodge
Juhr Rapids
Lucille Van Slyk Sparks a Modern Widow Serial
A fragment describes Lucille Van Slyk as a modern widow with a sparkling story. The serial aims to run weekly beginning on a television telecast, signaling a new era in women's serials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille van Slyk
Serias
Classified Advertise. Classified Advertise.
The snippet discusses classified advertising as a cost effective way to reach readers, emphasizing low cost, broad circulation, and value of concise worded ads for regular use. It notes that frequent small ads can be a good investment for visibility.
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Fragmentary notice hints at rental arrangements and locations
Partial OCR text suggests a local notice about housing or room rental. References include times such as six o clock, places like Alexandria and Omaha, and individuals possibly named Mr Gaielite and Mrs H. The legible fragments point to a domestic or property listing with unspecified details.
Teachers’ association selects local officials in July event
Fragmented notes show teachers and Miss East Junior, Mary Le and Gilbert among those chosen by a local association. The text mentions a ceremony at a church with a vice principal Fran Olson and Rev. D. W. leading evening events, followed by usual night activities.
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School
Tary
East
Morse
Gilbert
Mary le
Atten Association
Cipal
Fran Olson
Elsie Halsne
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Hatfield
Highway Association
Grandview Park
First National Bank
First National
Bank of Stability and Service
Legion
Jesse Eckford
Court of Justice
Charlies Lockie
George Yeager
Yeager
Leeds Association
Annnual
Dakotan
Irene Rich
Mingo Torture
Zoc Aluns
Beth
Ruth
Democrats
Central High
Suns OF
Hera
Wag
L. H. Tris
Davidson
J. A. Havens
George Matthew Adams
Adams
the Register
sDaily
Ali
Aster Cel
Lo Uclock
M I. EH
Scott Clab
Ane Prelr
Mos
St. J Church
Usu
Rev
D. W
M. F. Qics
Tevin College
W. Schneider
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