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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1902
Page
7
Incomplete OCR text references Anna Bartlett and a second race won by someone named Me but garbled. The fragment mentions deaths and chariotera, with unclear competition and outcomes, providing no verifiable event or figures.
The Algona Court Gazette notes Judge McPase as a potential candidate in a district election. It highlights local optimism for prosperity under new leadership and mentions social events as part of community life, including a Brydgry event with dancing and refined young ladies.
A fragmentary collection of notices and snippets from a North Dakota era issue includes a public appeal for subscriptions, remarks praising local journalism, comments on vaccination and quarantine practices, a profile praising a candidate for a rural mail service post, and assorted classifieds and village notices.
The board approves a beschers fund of $10,000 and sets plans for graduation exercises and class day events. Committees under Mr Brown and Supt Duteas coordinate decorations, governing matters, and school operation. Additional notices announce property for sale, business opportunities, and local ads from A M Trent, Dean's Drug Co, and C A Nancolar seeking settlements and supplies.
Fragmentary OCR note from Estherville area mentions Des Moines ilfa Insurance Co offering investment polices with promises of high returns and fast money. Text is incomplete but hints at various policy types and locations tied to Estherville and Des Moines. Attempts at phrases include Pays nine percent and By Dive phrases.
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