Storm Lake Chautauqua Offers Music Fishing and Speeches
The Storm Lake Chautauqua program features a day of fishing boating and bathing plus concerts by Reeds Military artists and a water carnival. Governor Johnson of Minnesota will lecture Tuesday afternoon and humorist Strickland Gillilan appears next Wednesday. A new 11 foot steel bridge with concrete floor is planned for the river crossing, with work to start in about sixty days.
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Saddins
Reeds
Diane
Chautauqua
Storm Lake
Alta
Fere
Johnson
Minn
Minnesota
Aurela
Strickland W. Gillian
Gillian
Wilson
Clinton Bridge & Tron Works
Mero Powell
Hiinets Supreme Court Rejects Citizenship Over Sunday Saloon
The Hiinets Supreme Court refused citizenship to a man who kept his saloon open on Sundays. The ruling argues persistent law violation shows unfitness for citizenship and underscores the need for strict law observance and enforcement.
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Marcus
Hiinets Supreme Court
Wenitzen
Imere
Vpice
Univns Supreme Court
Hanover Newslets Report of Local Happenings and Visits
Mr and Mrs George Miller of Galva welcomed a baby daughter christened last Sunday. Miss Minnie Menke, a trained nurse from Sioux City, returns home to Galva after visiting her sister. John Kolpin builds a new barn on his farm near Charley Kuberness. Andrew Anderson had a new well dug after the wind mill. the old one caves in. A resident’s romantic pursuit of his sweetheart continues to be noted in local chatter. Clara Hisseman returns home from work with Mrs John Schmidt for harvesting.
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Coa. Dwemke
Chicago
Frank Bedke
George Miller
Galva
Minnie Menke
German Lutheran Hospital
Siowx City
Minnie
Fred Einstedt
John Kolpin
Charley Kuberness
Andrew Anderson
George
Clara Hisseman
John Schmidt
Our Fabulous Riches of the Nation
The piece asserts vast people and land under control. It claims 8000000 occupants and 3000000 square miles of territory with 120000000 wealth, and discusses farm values and debts in a terse, promotional political voice.
Nation seeks strong markets amid vast agricultural output
The piece argues the United States sustains immense agricultural and manufacturing production with high rail capacity and strong banking, claiming prosperity stems from domestic confidence. It notes large corn and cotton crops, heavy industrial wages, and extensive railroad mileage surpassing European totals. It also records local sports results, social visits, and a drowning tragedy near Sioux Falls.
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Great Britain
France
Germany
Froit
SojaNkoe
Tmerney
Dmaung
Local Visitors and Arrivals Near Primebar and Cherokee
Miss Margaret Sullivan of Newell visited Sunday with Miss Luelka Lewis. A Beers of Primebar came Wednesday for a visit at his son’s home. Joseph Dowding of Cherokee spent Monday between trains with his friend W Neville who is seriously ill. Miss Clara Cooksley of Ware Somersetshire Howland and a relative of Geo Baker arrived last week and will settle in this country.
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Margaret Sullivan
Newell
Luelka Lewis
T.o A. Beers
Primebar
Das. Beers
Joseph Dowding
Cherokee
Ss. W. Neville
Clara Cooksley
Ware
Somersetshire
Howland
Geo. Baker
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Hinton
Aurelia
Northwest Iowa
Tuesday McCleary
E. W. Barnes
Office F. & M. Bank Building
W. R. Chandler
aAsn
Reed
Tobboggan Slide
Chautauqua Park
Sioux City
Petersont Patriotia
Mills
Gilmore
Powell
Stonday
Messers Powell, Gillmore, and
Tennessee Rats
Tet F
Hanover Newslets
Sherman
Galveston
Texas
Eltis
Messrs. J. Nordstrom and
Clappsaddle
8. W. Neville
Pearl Coombs
Zetetic Club
James Cary
Cedar Falls
Gertrude Walker
Mabel
Pearl Meisenhelder
Sioux Falls
John Roth
Chas. Meisenhelder
United States
Mike. d
McCall’s Magazine
Cei Iegat
Postal
LE McCall CO
37Th St
New York
Nees
Trace Maans
Vyvyts Scopyrights &C
Munn & Co
Otticw
F St
Washington, D
Lashell & Hansen Bros
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