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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1901
Page
2
The Oct 10 2001 Republican Official Paper notes Gov Shaw speeches, editor Dawson’s plagiarism accusation, Keiths buy into Goldfield Chronicle and Woolstock News, Lincoln mausoleum, Columbia defeats Shamrock II, Estherville growth pains, local civic critique, Czolgosz trial, and a broad push against crime. It highlights local media figures, business moves, historic references, and rail industry trust agreements shaping regional ties.
Short items report on January pass restrictions and cost-cutting on rail travel. Notes celebrate Senator Dolliver’s family expansion with a baby girl born Saturday night. Local ads promote art embroidery lessons, a city laundry, and a forthcoming inquiry reaction within the community.
A. W. White of a Hatherville stock farm exhibited twelve Galloway cattle at Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa state fairs. The herd won first and large number of prizes with eight sweepstakes and twenty six first premiums among roughly 83 ribbons totaling about 900 dollars. Ribbons were displayed on a large Nag by the herd. The herd, mostly raised on Emmet county farm, boosts county advertising as prize winners are publicized at fairs. The herd heads to Kansas City for another stock show.
Miss Alice Sliginbotham of Forest City visits relatives. Perry Irwin travels to Marcus Jawa to help his father move. Reports of neighbors and small-town events fill the week from Maple Hill to Biglows, with paintings, carpentry, school starts, and a social at Ralston’s notable for attendance.
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