Eldora Edges St Mary's In Wet Road Victory 1–0
Eldora defeated St Marys 1 to 0 on a slippery field in heavy rain. Eldora held the line against St Marys on defense while scoring in the second quarter. the locals pressured late but could not convert on the rain slick field.
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Mary
Joerwepet
Eidore Thaskegiring
Geemort
Eidora
Eldora
Downe & Mary's
St. Mary's
Higier
Truir
Hughes
Torn
McDonald
bin Tom
Pittee
Ne ‘Grees
St Marys Ineup
Brady
Burns
Tackies
Staten
Jackson
Bradigan
Neibauer
Halfcecks
Carmer
Falkack
Rertarbachk
Babettines
Carnes
Walbauer
KR. Jackson
Thanksgiving reunion at Rome of Str and Wen Head couple
A family reunion honoring Mr and Mrs J H Gowders, Mr and Mrs Albert Schessler, Mr and Mrs Bamer Schneider and son near West Bend featured a sumptuous dinner. The event marked the seventh anniversary of Mr and Mrs Michael Monarchs marriage.
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Fouily Bounion
Control Diseases Say the Doctors
In view of widespread misbelief about protection and control of communicable diseases in Iowa, doctors urge accurate knowledge of health laws. The card outlines quarantine rules for fever measles and whooping cough, reporting duties, school exclusions, and penalties for evading quarantine. It cites officials and notes a new landscape design book by M. E. Bottomley.
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Iowa
Board of Health
Iowa State College
M. E. Bottomley
MacMillan Company
New York
Miss McCaffery Visits Whittemore for Nurse Training
Irene McCaffrey of West Bend and Miles Ler on Fitzgerald of West Band visited Whittemore Tuesday morning. Miss McCaffrey, a Presentation Academy graduate, is pursuing a nursing course at Mercy Hospital Des Moines and was home for a short visit.
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Mise
Irene McCaffrey
Miles Leron Fitzgerald
West Band
Whittemore
Miss McCaffrey
Presentation Academy
Mercy Hospital
Des Moines
Orr Want Golam frees the Seskees in Demcrat ad space
The Democrat prints weekly want ads and lists 16,000 readers. A few short notices will connect tavern and clientele. rate is 6 cents per word. Batler Brookhart will not attend a 1940s senate event. Sibley Tribune notes shifting local loyalties. Mr and Mrs Dea Kelly moved into their new home at 167 this week.
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Orr
Batler Brookhart
Mascachweetts
Senate
Batler
Wiettling Brookhart
Thare
Sibley Tribane
Dea Kelly
Jealy
EB Kally
County Basketball Season Opens with Mixed Results
Towns in the county brace for the basketball season as Mallard defeats Pocahontas 620 to none, Ruthton High tops Red Lions 48 to 24, and Graettinger, Ayrshire, West Bend, Lake Park start strong under new coaches and returning players.
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Ynbra Ruthven
Paulo Alto
Tations
Alreaay
Pocahontas
Clark
Mallard
Ruthton High School
Harpole
Red Lions
Bicklehaupt
Ayrshire
West Bend
Graettinger
Lake Park
Phalen Farm Home Nears Completion in County
Saturday evening the reporter visited Afr. and Mrs. Bud Phalen on the old Crowley farm seven to eight miles northwest of the city. The couple near completion of a top farm home on a high Des Moines river overlook. Wm. Censor of Morris Illinois tends nearby crops at 87, speaks hearty. Minnie Green of Ruthven visited Emmeteburg for business. Fathers Sweeney of Whittemore and Kelly of Emmeteburg attended the Assumption church bazaar in the city on Thanksgiving.
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Afr
Bud Phalen
M. H. Crowley
Des Moines’ River
Morris
Illinois
Ruthven
Minnie Green
Emmeteburg
Sweeney
Whittemore
Kelly
Assumption Church
Bagaar
Charles City resident Charies Blagele signs deposit waiver
The text notes Charies Blagele from Charles City visiting locals to sign a teak deposit waiver. It mentions Bromersburg and a trip by Louis Nulropey and Dr. Hentteany to Jackwourille, Mounds, departing Tuesday evening. They traveled via the Rock Toland for a short stay.
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Charies Blagele
Bigs
Charies Glepele
Charles City
Tegere
Bromersburg
Mlerkta
Louis Nulropey
Dr. Hentteany
Jackwourille
Mounds
Rock Toland
Infant dies. Farm family mourns in Emmetsburg area
Last Saturday morning friends learned of the death of the infant son of Mr and Mrs John Farmer. Born near Rodman January 1 1926 he lived just over ten months. A funeral service was held at the home then at Fort Dodge Methodist Church both led by Rev Wm Kline. Burial followed in Oakland Cemetery. Surviving are the parents and three sisters Helen Mildred and Gayle. One brother Rowland died in 1924. Relatives attending from distant towns included Samuel Farmer of Grand Island Glen Farmer Farnam Mrs Elizabeth Williams Roland Williams H G Crippo Fort Dodge Mr and Mrs Claude Farmer Moorland Mr and Mrs Wm Beager and family Vaden Mrs John Wood Marcus Mr and Mrs Geo Attig Sibley Mrs Homer Toole and Mr and Mrs A E Brown and son Ernest Laurens.
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John Farmer
Helen
Mildred
Gayle
Rowland
Samuel Farmer
Grand Island
Nebraska
Glen Farmer
Farnam
Elizabeth Williams
Roland Williams
H. G. Crippo
Fort Dodge
Claude Farmer
Moorland
Wm. Beager
Vaden
John, Wood
Marcus
Geo. Attig
Sibley
Homer Toole
A. E. Brown and Son
Ernest
Laurens
Bliss of Ames to Address Farm Bureau Meeting
R E K Bliss of Ames will speak at the county Farm Bureau gathering in the court house on Tuesday December 1. Officers for the coming year will be elected. A lunch will be served by the Emmetsburg Commercial Club. Visitors J H Anderson I J Poy and William Geelan from Ruthven attended. L N Larsen of Graettinger visited Emmetsburg last week.
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Farm Bureau
Court House
R. EK Bliss
Extension Department
Town
Emmets‘burg
J. H Anderson
I. J. Poy
William Geelan
Ruthven
Emmetsburg
L. ©. Larsen
Graettinger
M Kollasch of Whittemore Dead in Final Tribute
Michael Kollasch of Whittemore died last Saturday after a brief illness. Funeral services were held in the Catholic church with burial in the parochial cemetery. Survivors include his wife Mrs Kollasch and nine children. He lived near Whittemore about thirty years and owned land in the county. The community extends sympathy to the family.
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Michael Kollasch
Whittemore
A. J. Laubenthal
Kollasah
Kossuth
Father Nichols Stricken In Stroke At Nevada
Father M. Nichols longtime pastor of Whitte more and Algona Catholic churches suffered apoplexy last Sunday at his Nevada home after returning from Colo mission. He is 70, and parish members are worried about his condition.
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M. Nichols
Whittemore
Algona
Nevada
Colo
Wall Lake drained. Creighton Idaho game witnessed nearby
Wall Lake near the depot was drained earlier by the state. Idaho won the Creighton Idaho football game observed by O. C. Bagan and his son Will while Derbert Moodle took the train to Omaha. Humboldt treasurer turns property over to city. misused funds. trial set for January. The Democrat delays issue but reports campaign progress and local weather aided citizen drive.
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Wall Lake
O. C. Bagan
Will
Derbert Moodle
Omaha
Creighton
Humboldt
City
Ond ‘Fellows Lodge
Miss Mary Head Receives Gratitude for Message Service
The general committee overseeing the drive for deposit waivers thanks Miss Mary Head for staying at the Western Union office for days and providing prompt sending and receiving of messages. The dedication aided data delivery to parties and is highly appreciated.
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A. Nv
Mary Head
Datam
States
Breath of North Dakota Bus card and frost notes
Tuesday evening was quite cool with temperatures dipping to one degree below zero this morning. Eastern North Dakota experienced diurnal lows Tuesday morning. Emmetsburg High trainer Jack Chaim worked hard during the fall, earning pride for his efforts. W. W. Bloom shipped horses from Lennox, South Dakota, and sold them at public auction locally.
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Don Burns
North Dakota
Jack Chaim
Emmetsburg
Jack
W. W. Bloom
Lennox
South Dakota
Mathias Muller Dies at 89 in Mallard Iowa
The elderly resident Mathias Miller died at his home in Mallard Iowa last Friday evening at age 89. The report notes limited details but mentions Miss Catherine Munkoff of Iowa City visiting the Morling home nearby. She formerly taught in Emmetabure and currently teaches at Iowa State Teachers College.
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Mallard
Mathias Miller
Thin Place
Catherine Munkoff
Iowa City
Mire
W. EF. Morling
Thin Places
Iowa State Teachers’ College
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