Local notes and updates from Estherville area life
Rain brings relief and changes from daily business to home life. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hagerty last Friday. The Woon building faces occupancy delays, barber shop renovation nears completion, and local notices cover contracts, travels, and an uptick in hotel business amid heat. A July 27, 1901 wedding in Estherville, electric power plans, and regional hospital praise round out the edition with community reflections.
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Mrs. Hagerty
Be Glad of the Success of Others by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
A July Success feature emphasizes gladness at others' success and warns that envy invites disaster. It argues thoughts shape life, and success does not guarantee happiness, noting prosperity and love contribute to a cheerful mind while behavior can reflect inner state.
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Policeman White
Armstrong Republican
Emmet
Estherville
Anderson
Nuises
Armstrong
Hatherville
Red Cross Hospital
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Bucklen’s Salve Heals Sores and Burns Widely
Mrs Nannie Galleger of LaGrange Georgia reports Bucklen’s Salve quickly cured severe sores on her head and face and claims it exceeds all her hopes for wounds eruptions cuts burns and piles. The Minnesota Valley Commercial Schools in New Ulm and Marshall Minnesota offer thorough courses in bookkeeping penmanship shorthand and typewriting with new catalogues available.
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Nannie Galleger
LaGrange
Bucklen
Williams & Anderson
Minnesota Valley Commercial Schools
New Ulm
Minnesota
Marshall
BoonLine & Row
Rail mergers and stock plans stir Minneapolis St Louis deal
Private New York sourced notes report the Minneapolis St Louis and Iowa Central consolidation proceeding toward an exchange of two Iowa Central shares for one M S L share, with Illinois Central to follow by similar terms. The move creates a Chicago St Paul route via Illinois Central and aims to capture Great Northern traffic, backed by a new stock issue of about 123.2 million dollars, minus roughly 4 million.
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St. Paul Pioneer Press
Minneapolis & St. Louis
St. Paul
New York
Iowa Central
Minneapolis
Tmlinois Central
Olinois Central
Wsol
Illinois Central
Chicago
Omaha
Great Northern Pacific
Uinois Central
Bennetsville Editor Hails Bitters Cure For Wife
Bennetsville editor S A Brown reports his wife suffered from dyspepsia and low energy before using four bottles of Electric Bitters. He says she gained strength and appetite, claims the tonic treated torpid liver, and praises gentle laxative effect. Sold by Williams & Andersons for 50 cents.
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S. A. Brown
Bennetsville, C
Williams & Andersons
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Estherville Manufacturing
Empire Hand
Fred Meyers
O.V.B. Paint
Murphy
R. A. Barron & CO
Woon
Chas
Hunt
Will Rhodes
Frank Miller
Howard Street
Olson
Norman Co. Woody
Ernest J. Woods
Mary Kanter
M. D. Bevan
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Baptist Church
W. P. Galloway
Marshalltown
Asherville
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Miss Galloway
North Carolina
Mr. Galloway
C. BP. Turner
Mason City
John Halverson
Mr. Miller
Char Rapida
Miller
Waterloo Grocery Co
Halverson
Eatherville
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Joseph J. Kelly
St. James, Minn
GC. & J. Mitchell Brewing &Co
St. James
First National Bank
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Neackad Eyaherts
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