Whittemore Mourns Thomas Dailey Death at Whittemore
Thomas Dailey died at 9:45 a m Sunday in Whittemore after a long life of service from Ireland to the Civil War. Born March 16, 1832, he served in Co B, dist Ill Infantry, in battles from New Madrid to Atlanta. Survived by a widow four sons and a daughter, funeral at St Michael's with G A R attendance.
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Thomas Dailey
Dailey
Roscommon
Ireland
Co. B. Dist Ill
New Madrid
Island No. 10
Farmington
Booneville
Galatia
Inka
Nashville
Stone River
Spring Hill
Talshoma
Chickamauga
Chattanooga
Missionary Ridge
Buzzard's Roost
Reseca
Decatur
Kenesaw Mountain
Chattahoochie River
Peach Tree Creek
Big Shanty
Barnett Station
Atlanta
Iowa
Palo Alto County
Palo Alto
Kossuth
St. Michael's Church
Dullard
Algona
Whittemore
Hay Fire Threatens 160 Acre Prairie Land North Of St Joe
The Thul brothers and Elmer Hewitt suffered heavy hay losses when a Tuesday afternoon blaze swept about twenty acres of the Barney Devine 160 acre tract near St Joe. Prompt action by Geo Lenertz and John Zeller helped save the rest, aided by recent rain and lack of wind.
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Kossuth
Livermore
Thul Brothers
Elmer Hewitt
Barney Devine
St. Joe
Geo, Lenertz
John Zelller
Difficult harvest notes amid scarce rain and hay value
The report laments limited attention causing a loss as rain is crucial for a potential second hay crop this season. It suggests that with adequate rainfall the boys might salvage a second harvest from the land if conditions improve.
St Benedict News: Local House Calls and Travel Notes
Mrs Theo Gaeders and adopted son Johnny left Saturday for DeKalb Illinois to visit her mother. They paused in Ames to visit a friend and will visit relatives in Horrigan Wisconsin on return. Mr Roman Woychick now with Decker Packing Mason City arrived Monday evening to spend the Fourth at the Schemeel home. Herman Erdman Jos Arndorfer Jr and Miss Tillie Erdmann left for Adams Minnesota for the Fourth. Rev M A Schemel spent two weeks at his parents. Mrs Millie Burke and daughter of Wesley visit at Victoria Arndorfer. A Mr Rake of Sanborn visited at Theo Rake’s. Carpenters are adding an addition to Bernhard Recker’s farmhouse.
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Theo, Gaeders
Johnny
DeKalb
Ill
Ames
Horrigan
Wis
Martin Rahm
Joseph Rahm
Carroll County
Wegman
van Erdewyk
Roman Woychick
Decker Packing House
Mason Guy
Philip
Herman Erdman
Jos. Arndorfer Jr
Mies Tillie Erdmann
Adams, Minn
M. A Schemel
Millie Burke
Wesley
Victoria Arndorfer
Rake
Sanborn
Theo. Rake
Bernhard Recker
We Blush Again Burt Monitor Courier Praises Uncle John
A caller lauds last week's Courier as a triumph of news and entertainment. The weekly paper is praised for its strong reading matter, stylish presentation, and timely delivery in hot weather observations.
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Burt Monitor
Uncle John
Courier
Stagecoach Crash at Trouble Mountain Leads Heroic Rescue
In a rural tale from the Deniver Republican, four hours overdue the Cactus Center Stage pulls into view. Bud Jackson wrestles the runaway team on a straight stretch, fires at a charging leader to save two frightened women and several children, then the stage stops as the wheels fail. The driver is docked for the incident amid crowd chatter.
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Bud Jackson
Belle Fourche Dam Nears Completion In South Dakota
A Huge Earth Dam in South Dakota is nearing completion as the largest earth embankment worldwide. Authorized by Congress on May 10, 1904, it costs about 5 million dollars and forms a 6,200 foot long dike 1165 feet at its highest. The reservoir will cover 9,000 acres and be the state’s largest lake. The structure features a 2 to 1 slope and 2 feet of gravel and concrete blocks to shield against wave and ice.
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Prom Popular Mechanics
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Congrege
Cheops
County Board Proceedings 1911 Kossuth Iowa June 1
The Kos suth County Iowa Board of Supervisors met with all members present. They ordered payment of 1630.00 to Harris Trust and Savings Bank for bridge bond interest. Bridges were awarded to Marsh Engineering Co. for two 80 ft concrete girder bridges. A drainage district hearing date was set for July 27, 1911. Mileage and per diem allowances were approved for five members. The board adjourned to June 28, 1911.
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Autlor
Board of Supervisors
Kossuth
Iowa
Harris Trust and Sayngs Bank of Chicago
Marsh Engineering Co
Des Moines
Riverdale
Kircch & Hanselmen
Drainagh
Kossuth CO
Wherdas
Paine
Kossuth County
County Auditor
Seoma
H. J. Thompson
Olof Pearson
Oesterreicher
F.C. Newel
Thompson
Pearson
Heise
Newel
Clear Lake Chautauqua Week Programs and Guests
The program at a glance lists performances and speakers for a Clear Lake Chautauqua across July 22 to July 31. Included are bands, orchestras, speakers like Senator Gore and Col Gearhart, and appearances by Laurant Raches Bosye and Dr Steiner. promotions note a manual and advertising in Glens Lake Lowe.
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Clear Lake
Gates’ Orchestra
Thomas P. Gore
Kellogg-Haines
Strickland G. Gilliland
Col
G. A. Gearhart
Eugene Laurant
Raches
Henry Augustus Adrian
W. 8
Kenyon
Joh Franklin Bosye
Lenora M. Lake
Edward A. Steiner
The
Dunbar Company
Frederick Rook
Clear: Lake
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Papa
Atlas Portland Cement Farm
American Royal Fence
F. S. Norton, Lumber and Coal
Black & Morgan
KC Cook
Nat Cook
Easil
Ques Mfg. Co
Chicago
Algona Telephone CO
Boyle
Whittemore News and Comment
Herman Baas
Whittemore Township
Iowa City
Whitte- Morelle
Emmetsburg
Bancroft
Irvington
Lotts Creek
Taft
Lodge
la Follette
Cummins
Bristow
Borah
Henry Kneer
Jane Higgins
Yakima Valley
Wash
Kuhn
Hanna
Burt
Thomas
Thomas Carmody
Caledonia
Minn
C’s
St. Benedict News
Suge Brush City
Herve
Buddy
Hosa
Deniver Republican
John Mesing
W. H. Keteham
Ketehar
Algona Markets
Board Proceedings
Éyar
Chautauqua
Artonson
Lec i ' Sunderlin
Tianiges Glens Lake
Lowe
Pri Teh
Canser
Sherwit- Williams
Oise” Pat
Durdall Hotels
Sarchet & Holtzbauer
W. E. Laird
Upper
Dodge Street
Laird
Shoellenbirger “& Cruikshank
Shoallenbirger & Cruikshank
Algoria
Towa
Iowa State Fair
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