Local items from Emmetsburg and environs
Short items note daily happenings around Emmetsburg and nearby towns. Movements include visits by Mrs Nuskamp of Fenton and Mrs Huskamp of Fenton, baseball results such as Bode defeating LuVerne 6 to 2, and Estherville beating Fairmont 7 to 6. Also mentioned are church, railroad, and infrastructural updates and residents traveling for business or family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Estherville
Fairmont
Altomiey
Dan Kelly
Chicava
Charles Giddings
Osgood
Swea Cily
Sher- Quine
Waverly
Qatswey
Jefferson
Lewis Philips
Mery Jexyce
Anne Rutledge
Ruthven Tienda
Stock Food Peddlers Warn Against Unsupported Hog Remedies
The article debunks sellers who claim Iowa State College and Farm Bureau backing for hog tonics. It endorses a cheaper home formula mixing Glauberts salt, bluestone, copperas, and sulfur, and warns against medicines like Santonia. It notes experiments at Ames showing no commercial stock foods outperforming homemade mixes and urges consulting a veterinarian for sick hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Farm Bureau
Mar
Beause
Agricaltural Experiment Station
Ames
TUL
Tie Deiggist
Santonia
Judge Quarton to Receive $500 Weekly in Packing Firm Hearing
Testimony in Des Moines hearing of Associated Packing company shows Maynard Gunsand earned $500 weekly as a stock salesman and Judge Quarton of Algona will receive $500 weekly for his time in reorganizing the company. Several other men were paid equally high fees, indicating substantial resources behind the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarton
Associated Packing Company of
Des Moines
Maynard Gunsand
Bill's Gloves Spark Domestic Jokes in Lewiston Tale
In Lewiston Lewnoral Sam relays a humorous domestic dispute about Bill wearing gloves while doing housework for his ailing wife. Bill defends the need, comparing his hands to a lobster, and his friend Joe challenges the necessity of gloves when the wife is ill. The exchange ends with reflective humor on labor at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Toe
Joe
Undertakers
Fanny
Ted
Bil
Billy Wes
Josh
Sam
Lewiston Tovenal
Anthrax risk linked to shaving brushes in wartime study
A historical notice warns that some shaving brushes contaminated with anthrax were traced to a lot of 10 087 items. It notes disinfection failures in World War II era and cites Russia and Germany as earlier sources, urging extreme caution with contaminated products and highlighting a high fatality rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Germany
Russia
Ue Ensea
Inwa’a Strawberries Lead Early Fruit Yield Forecast
The report estimates fruit crop prospects with percentages: Inwa’a strawberries at 90 percent of full yield, cherries and raspberries around 1 cent and 82 percent respectively, apples 85 percent, blackberries 84, gooseberries 80, currants 82, grapes and American plums around 78, peaches and various plums lowering the average to 74 percent for all fruit.
Chess as Travel Gift to the World and Culture seeker
A traveler notes chess as a universal language beyond music notation, sharing episodes from Europe to Mesopotamia. He describes chess tours through Monte Cassino and London clubs, a Monastic tournament in Italy, and matches in Persia, Mosul, and Tabriz, highlighting discipline and diplomacy via games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Stuimbout Ani
London
Tatlan Pentnaiin
Monte Cassino
Tare Wuarlioges
Driimuck
Tigris
Pontskins Io Mosul
Paedad
Tabriz
Metropalis
Persia
Moths May Use Wireless Signals, Scientists Say
Researchers report moths respond to electromagnetic waves in short ranges. In experiments a female moth in a soundproof box attracts males from all directions, suggesting a wireless like system beyond sound or scent. Scientists caution further studies are needed to confirm transmission methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tendon Daily
Mall
Divorces Among Birds Spark The Biological Survey Interest
The Biological Survey of the Agriculture Department reports bird divorces as a new study area. Cleveland bird lover data first suggested trapping methods used to observe mate switching and rearing young with new partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdland
Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Cleveland
Ure
Dante
Not Even Watchfully Miss Leota Hand Returns Home
Boston Transcript notes a preacher urging bold leadership for the wandering, contrasting with Moses delaying duties. Miss Leota Hand arrives home from Cedar Falls Saturday with friend Miss Serena Hersmen, who will visit for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Passenger Mise Hasel Patton Heads to Wisconsin
Mise Hasel Patton was a passenger traveling to Wisconsin on Wednesday. The trip is linked to a fee arrangement and involves a review at the same time as the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Hasel Patton
Wisconsin
Fee Will
Rvieeives
Pender Eyes Move to Memphis Oil Service Venture
EKidon Pender son of Mr and Mrs Wm Pender has earned a considerable sum in Tennessee by organizing and installing oil service stations. He wishes his father would sell out at Dubuque and join him in Memphis to continue the venture. Etlon's success is noted.
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All. Prye
West Bend
Emmetsburg
Perry McGovern
Des Moines
Soha
Stell and
Bessie Miller
Slughter
Helen
John Anderson
Ruthven
Ermetsburg
B. M. Thompson
George Henrty
Ernest LiManx
Minespolis
Eriends
Kossuth
Eagle Grove
HP. Johnson
Omaha
Laneh
Ayrstipe Wistle
McNetny
David
Thomas
Louis Montgomery
Mary Nolan
Gruellinger
Root
Emmersburg
Lucile
Pauline Schendel
Frank Koch
Bpl
McParkinrd
Emmershire
Minnesota
Vina Thompson
Denver
Colorado
Lowla Md
Lea Mimbach
Norway
Iowa
Mimbach
William Kelly
Whittemore Wette
Minn
Fred Stookey
Kirksville
Missouri
John Drummy
Will Dooley
Rock Island Road
Janet Piercy MacDonald
2. MacDonald
Thomas Martin
Tavomi
Washington
Owen Golden
Spirit Lake
Golden
Father Dobberstein
Todd
Orville
Atntic Reformiatory
Anemosa
Oleson Park
Fort Delge
O'Meara
Fort Dodge
Swenson
Cedar Rapids
Florence Underwood
John J. Sullivan
Graettinger
Patrick Rogers
Marshalltown
Estherville
Harry Scott
Raymond Waldron
Ayrshire
Davenport
Thompson
South Broadwey
Will Ponger
Emmetaburg
Ashar L. H. Jackson
Emmetburg National Bank
Frank Lewis
Watertown
Millbank
South Dakota
Paul Barton
William Inghama
Harvey Ingham
Daily Register
Sioux City
Henry Drybread
Emmesburg
Spencer
Wielon
California
M.S
Elvarel Io
B. A. Johnson
Vane
Memphis
Ekidon Pender
Wm. Pender
Tennessee
Dubuque
Etlon
Residence in Third Ward Sold to Milford Buyer
William Pender sold his residence in the Third ward to Mr. Cretz of Milford for 3200 dollars. The Cretz family will move to the city with Mr. Cretz having previously resided in Curlew and Milford. his current occupation in Emmetsburg is not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Pender
William Pender
Third Ward
Mr. Cretz
Milford
S Pain Auction Sells 27 Head Averaging 365.55
Th S Pain held a sale on August L1 with 27 head averaging 365.55 and total receipts of 9 874. Buyers from Iowa Illinois Nebraska Minnesota and Indiana appear with prices ranging from 40 to 875 dollars. Fathers Farrelly and Savage hosted a visit from Path er Sweeney of Maison.
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R. Pain
Ehfors & Boeken
Minden
Wil Meyers
Milford
Henry Satchel
Leigh
Nehr
J. H. Stickieman
Clarinda
Mahur & Shaw
Pocalortas
Lohman Bros
John Seelmidtt
Paullina
Hoffman
Fairmont
Minn
Fitzgerald
Pocahontas
Lester Thiese
Mac Gray
Mehur & Shaw
Towa
N. J. Whines
Albert Lea
Paul N. Johnson
Wilton
Junction
Farrelly
Savage
Pather
List of the Emmetsburg teachers and supervisors
The Emmetsburg public schools will open on Monday September 6. The following is the teachers and supervisors list for Senior High School Junior High School and Elementary grades.
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Emmetshire
Emmetsburg
Gertrude Thornwall
Tessie Greene
Hazel Waller
Alina Hobbet
H. D. McQuwnlough
Marion Gar- Tend
D. ¢. Glenton
Ruth Jones
Gladys Winterfield
Madeline Coenen
Bessil Well
Dennie Fpingrey
Selark
Genevieve Daley
Alberta Bough
Sara Crowler
Ethel Keys
Mary Wnesry
Margarae Youngs
Nellie
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MF. Coonan
Leland
J. D. Weir
G. C. Wilson
Antov
Newton
McDonald
Assumption Parich
Frances Keyser
Fort Wayne
Indiana
John Kerber
NM. F. Dargan
Emimetsburg
Milwaukee
Mary Marmata
Leeds
van. Walsh
William Craig
Minneapolis
J. P. Boies
Craig
Joseph
Lugene Walsh
Leo
Keyron Burns
Thei
Mildred
Misees
Florence
Laretti
Waleh
James Welsh
Chris
Dan
Owen
James Donalme
Manhattan
Wo B. Freeman
Brien Brothers
Fowler
S. Boies
Phe
Wesley
William Wedoo
Hame
TF Bulledge
Rutledge
Trom
Muscatine
Nana
G. Keagle
Titonia
Palo Alto
Mayne
Wot. O'Brien
Hagel Dineney
O'Brien
Fred Clark
Varnerg
Farm Bureau Bulletin
Business
Fina
Traveler
Italy
Eeuren
Red Sea
S. Pain
Warves
Freda Revitz
Madeline Coonan
John Palmer
Jennie Pingrey
Emmetsburg, Iowa
Dooley
C. J. Berger
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