Obituary for George Lush of Estherville High School
George Lush, twenty, an Emmet county youth born in Princeton Illinois, died by drowning on Wednesday evening June 12. He had completed the second year at Estherville High School where he was faithful, kind, and courteous, earning respect from teachers and peers. The Estherville High School adopted resolutions expressing mourning, sympathy to his parents, and cherishing his memory, noting his upright character and dependable nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lush
Emmet County
Princeton
Ill
M. EB. Church
Estherville
Dukes
George
Estherville High School
Boys’ Firework Accident At School Leaves 14 Year Old Hurt
Allen Aitchison, son of Mr and Mrs John Aitchison, was badly injured when a brass shell firecracker exploded as he bent over it in a school section hollow. The blast tore part of his eyebrow, filled the eye with powder, and knocked him into water. He was treated at home and is expected to recover with facial scarring. four copies of the notice were sent to his parents.
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Allen
John Aitchison
Aitchison
Chas. Martengen
Ocean routes and world waterways summarized
A survey of global transport highlights half a million Dover and Calais passengers yearly, compares routes to England via Suez and Cape. It notes major fresh water lakes, tonnage by trade, and distribution of ship cargo. It cites Danube commerce, Po mouth deposits altering coastlines, and global rainfall estimates from the Bulletin of the Astronomical Society of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Calais
Australa
Suez Canal
England
Cape
Lake Nicaragua
Lake Michigan
Lake Titicaca
Peru
Mediterranean
Caspian
Fiume
Danube
Europe
Italy
Augustus
Adriatic
Bulletin
the Astronomical Society of France
South America
Africa
North America
Australia
Global notes on coffee, culture, and travel developments
The article surveys Paraguay joining coffee growing, Africa east coast cymbal natives, Morocco’s modernization and Tangier, Davos as a European winter sports hub, Palestine Jew population shifts, and language trends among Jewish communities in Palestine. It mixily reports on crops, customs, tourism, and demographic changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paraguay
Africa
Morocco
Orient
Tangier
Davos
Alps
Europe
Palestine
Statistical Shreds and Miscellany From an Era
A collage of numeric oddities and trivia on eye color, density of materials, global sizes, shipyards, brain measurements, tea yields, coal mine depths, hotel capacity, solar diameter, literacy among Hawaiians, and a humor-filled aside about phrenology and dentistry.
Crop Report for Week Ending June 24 1801
The report covers agricultural yields and conditions for the week ending June 24 1801. It notes weather impacts on crops, including rain patterns and temperatures, and highlights performance of common staples such as wheat corn and oats across local farms. Minor mentions of pests and field work are included.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Estherville Manufacturing Company
Ketherville
Fred Meyers
E. B. Soper
J. P. Kirby
Webb Vincent
W. A. Streater
First National Bank OF
E. B. Roper
Vincen T
MW. G. Ghaaf
B. J. Sondrol
M.K. Whelan
Neville
Ricutmyer & Abernathy
Iit Alove
Louiss Hoobein
Roxa Gaylord
Bert Coon
Clarence Ladd
Allen Aitchison
Minnesota Valley Commercial Schools
New Ulm
Mion
Marshall, Minon
Northwest
Bowling & Row
Ada
Russia
United States
Denta
Lietener
Baltimore
Aith
Butera
RePushican
Republican
Des Moines
Iowa
Naneolas’s
Newbery Mercantile Company
Nowdopy Mercantile
Children’s Shoes
Ae “Designer
Jines Styles Illustrated Monthly
Lamberton’s Cash Store
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