Knoblauch’s California trip highlights and local notes
J H Knoblauch returned from Pasadena after weeks away visiting relatives and California sites. He praised San Francisco and Los Angeles, remarked on growth, real estate, and costs, and noted meetings with Brennan Rutledge and others. Knights of Columbus from Emmetsburg and nearby towns attended a large Algona initiation, with Charles Duhigg delivering “The Demands of Our Age” toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Knoblauch
Pasadena
California
Emmetsburg
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ogden
Denver & Rio Grande
Salt Lake City
Pueblo
James £. Brennan
M. F. Brennan
Brennan
Mr. Knoblauch
Knoblauch
Brennab
Mrr. Knoblauch
John Rutledge
Fina Utah
Catholic Cathedral
Mormon Temple and Tabernacle
Golugns Cathedral
Germany
Ormsby
Consigney
Brown
Harrison
Baskett
Quigley
Bre. Douglass
North Yakima
Washington
Knoblauchfeft
Ahrens
Neary
Kent
Honoluin
Berkeley
United States
Iowa
Enoblanch
Knights of Columbus
Whittemore
West Bend
Algona
Algons
Charles Duhigg
Court adjourned as Fisher Ramus trial proceeds
In district court the Fisher Ramus calf theft case remains in progress after a Saturday adjournment. Judge Coyle delayed return from Humboldt until Monday. Morling represents Fisher and Kelly defends Ramos amid many witnesses. The docket also includes Larson v McKee settled and Wagner v Quinn, and B Dixon granted a divorce from Sarah Dixon near West Bend. Knouditson assault case continued with 22 hour jury deliberation yielding acquittal. Palo Alto county v McNabb to be taken up after Fisher Ramus.
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Coyle
Humboldt
Fisher
Bickford
Afr
Morling
Kelly
Ramos
Larson Vs. McKee
Wagner
Stevens
Burt
McCarty
Palo Alto County
McNabb
Fisher-Ramus
Weather expert explains tornado formation and movement
A weather specialist describes storms moving from the Pacific to the Atlantic creating a pressure region that sweeps the nation. He details how warm Gulf winds meet cold northern air near the Mississippi, forming eddies and powerful tornados with inward and upward motion and notes thunderstorms often accompany them.
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Pacific
Atlantic
Mississippi
Gulf
Great Lakes
Henningsens Move from Emmetsburg to Graettinger
Mr and Mrs Chris Henningsen of Emmetsburg township plan to Graettinger this week. He bought the Peter Miller residence, leaving thirty years on the farm. They are praised as energetic and neighborly and will be missed by old friends. The Free Press notes Mrs Amos J Miller of Ruthven died last week. funeral in Ruthven with burial in the local cemetery. Maiden name Nenney Ann McLaughlin born 1862 in Clay county. She married in 1881 and is survived by husband and four sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Henningsen
Emmetsburg
Graettinger
Henningsen
Peter Miller
Charles Henningsen
Free Press
Amos J. Miler
Ruthven
Cherokea
M. E. Church
Nenney Ann McLaughlin
Clayton County
Tate Alto County
Iowa State college short courses boost women training
The Iowa State college extension department reports 10 750 women enrolled in home making short courses over the past nine months. About 107 courses in 90 counties, with 2 000 more women to reach. Ceramics and clay industries loom large. graduates find strong jobs. The piece promotes practical domestic science instruction and cites rising demand and upcoming play dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Iowa State College
Emmetsburg
Ames
Town
Iows State College
Homa Economics
Iowa
W. J. Kennedy
Ron
Perry
Sperjal
Town Stata College
S. W. Boyer
W. E. Dronbach
Southern Clay Manufacturing Company
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Inspection of Company K at Armory Reports Solid Drill
The annual inspection of Company K, led by Captain Ball, found eight absentees but solid performance among present members. Close order drill and manual of arms were creditable, with most drill conducted by non commissioned officers. Captain Nolan, head of the company since 1911, praised for discipline and standing. Also mentioned is a theatre note on Lem B. Parker's A Girl of the Mountains to be staged with new scenery and a strong cast headlined by Isabel Ogden.
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Iowa
Lem B. Parker
Nellie
Richard Thurston
Captain Ball
Regular Army
Company K
Dixon
Ball
T. C. Nolan
Wea & Lambert
Wenesday
Isabel Ogden
Nellie Bonn
Pleasant Surprise Visit For Henningsens Before Move
Neighbors in Emmatsburg township gathered to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Chris Henningsen as they prepare to move to Grasttinger. The callers brought plenty of tasty foods and left a fine rocking chair as a memento of the couple’s long standing community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Henningsen
Emmatsburg
Grasttinger
Henningsen
Fire safety visits by deputy state fire marshal in Pocahontas
J A Tracy of Des Moines, deputy state fire marshal, visited Pocahontas last Thursday and Friday to inspect local fire safety. Several notices were issued to enforce rules, and the building used by A L Schutz was condemned and ordered removed or repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Tracy
Des Moines
Pocahontas
A. L. Schutz
Pocahontas Democrat
Lakoff Shines as Regular in Des Moines Practice Game
Des Moines league notes Lakoff started the game for the regulars and yielded only two passes in three rounds. No recruit reached second base as Shaw’s precise whip held the line. Lakoff had been among the strong pitchers for the Emmetsburg team last year.
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Lakeoff
Register
Lakoff
Shaw
Emmetsburg
Jenkins Still Holds Onto Government Role on Crow Reservation
J E Jenkins a former Reporter office employee from about 80 years ago in this city serves as a livestock inspector on the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana. He has long government service nearly matching Captain Hartshorn and once published the Estherville Republican for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Jenkins
Montana
Captain Hartshorn
Estherville
Mrs Brennan Sells 240 Acre Farm to Fred Ziegler
Fred Ziegler buys Mrs J W Brennan's 240 acre Emmetsburg township farm for 3100 per acre. Brennan has resided in Emmetsburg for years and Ziegler will rent the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ziegler
J. W. Brennan
Emmetsburg Township
Henningsen Hermansen Tie Unites County Youth in Ruthven
Mr. Charles Henningsen and Miss Alma Hermansen united in marriage at the Norwegian Lutheran church in Ruthven on Tuesday March 25 Rev L O Wigdabi officiated The ceremony had bridesmaids Clara Hermansen Clara Larsen and groomsmen Arthur Henningsen Theodore Hermansen Seventy five relatives attended followed by a four course dinner at the bride's home The couple plan to begin housekeeping on the Chris Henningsen farm The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Hermansen known pioneers of Highland township The groom son of Mr and Mrs Chris Hemmingsen respected former citizens of Emmetsburg township The Democrat extends hearty congratulations
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Charles Henningsen
Alma Hermansen
Ruthven
L. O. Wigdabi
Clara Hermansen
Clara Larsen
Arthur Henningsen
Theodore Hermansen
Sys
Chris. Hemmingsen
Emmetsburg Township
Ifermausen
Writes of Omaha Cyclone Excerpts From Redfield Letter
Mrs William O Connell of Redfield South Dakota and her sons students in Omaha describe an Easter Sunday cyclone striking eight to ten blocks from their home. They recount fires, demolished streets, nine bodies recovered, two found burned in a basement, and widespread injuries and distress with medical aid arriving from Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O'Connell
Redfield
South Dakota
Omaha
Tollege
J. P. Crowley
Frank
Dubque
Postmaster General Burleson Orders Parcel Post Regulation Annulled
Washington dated March 30 states Postmaster General Burleson has ordered annulment of the parcel post rule requiring double postage when ordinary stamps are affixed. He argues the public should not suffer from postwasters neglecting proper stamps on parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burleson
Parcel Post
Peter Thompson Prospered in Canada Visit to Emmetsburg
Mr and Mrs Peter Thompson of Canora Saskatchewan arrived in Emmetsburg Friday for a brief visit with Mrs Thompson's sister Miss Inger Thompson. He took up a homestead 20 miles from Canora seven years ago and still owns it. Nearby quarter sections sell for 5000 to 36000 dollars. They plan to move to Montana for a new homestead this week, having previously resided in Emmetsburg ten years ago.
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Peter Thompson
Canora
Saskatchewan
Emmetsburg
Thompson
Inger Thompson
Montana
Mrs. Thompson
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Flower and Orange State
Pacific Coast
Mrs. Henningsen
Mrrs
Amos J. Miller
Pastor Russell
Dubuges
Jenkins
Government “Ab
Charles Aldrich
One Price Clothiers
H. W. Beebe
Prop
Henningsen-Hermansen
Omaha Cyclone
Canada
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