Various Local Visits Reported Around Emmetsburg
Franks Kneer and Miss Ida Noble visited Sheldon and Graettinger respectively while Miss Kate Scott traveled from Mason City. Numerous residents, including Auditor Sim R. Stedman and J. F. O Neill, were seen in Armstrong and Rock Island. Rev. Herbert Clegg spoke against the mulet petition at Ayrshire, and a Women’s Civic Improvement meeting is slated at City Hall. The Emmetsburg High School contest results are pending, a local druggist faced a Prohibition violation, and a bishop will confer confirmations at Trinity Church with an Algona visit planned.
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Ida Noble
Graettinger
Kate Scott
Mason City
Wim. Sullivan
Greettinger
Emmetsborg
Sim R. Stedman
Orange City
J. F. O'Neill
Armstrong
Ebner Camden
Rock Island
Ilinois
A. B. Dewsy
Ruthven
Frank Meade
Abbie Gardner Sharp
Spirit Lake
Cleve Jackson
Fred Ellwood
Frank Johnson
Paulus Hocke
Vernon
G. J. Berger
West Bend
Frank McCormick
James Teppeson
Denmark
P. Upham
Chicago
A. &. Ketler
A. W. Wagner
Clara Nordby
Canton
South Dakota
Lutheran Academy
Herbert Clegg
Toy Sibley
Frank Kneer
Will Thoman
Dumnell
Minnesota
Chattsworth
Tlinois
Fas
Women's “Civic Improvement Association
T. N. Morrison
Jaws
Trinity Church
Algona
Incurable Inventor’s Trial Flight Ends in Injury
An elderly woman at Bancroft, Mrs. P. M. Barstow, tested a home built escape device from a second story window. She fell to the ground, breaking a leg. Neighbors warned against the risky experiment which aimed to prove a safe aerial descent despite tragic results.
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The
Algona Courier
Bancroft
P. M. Barstow
Frank Richardson
Clergyman J C Kindstrom Ends Life At Alta
The Rev J C Kindstrom longtime pastor at Alta Swedish Lutheran church died by self inflicted throat cut last Tuesday morning. Authorities believe temporary insanity led to the act. He was a popular figure in church and community.
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J. C. Kindstrom
Alta
Sswedish Lutheran Church
Pocahontas
Emmetsburg Farm Sale Signals Big Land Deal
James Slater completed a major sale of the J N Phillips farm northwest of Emmetsburg to Martin Vanderveld of Hospers, Sioux County, for 20470 dollars. The 231 acre parcel sold at 110 dollars per acre with an 80 acre river bottom tract at 50 dollars per acre, with possession set for March 1. Vanderveld previously sold a 120 acre farm near Hospers for 165 dollars per acre. The farm formerly belonged to the First National Bank of Emmetsburg. Vanderveld is described as an excellent farmer. Armstrong Journal also reports the paper changing hands with TL W. Doughty acquiring stock and Fal kinson to take charge, succeeding Lesan as publisher though ownership details remain unclear.
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James Slater
J. N. Phillips
Emmetsburg
Martin Vandeveld
Hospers
Sioux County
Vandevela
Slater
First National Bank of
Vanderveld
Armstrong Journal
TL Ww. Doughty
Congressman Woods
Lesan
Falkinson
The Big Iowa Corn Show Opens in Des Moines
The corn show opened in Des Moines yesterday and will continue until December 17. Attendees will gain valuable insights on corn growing and dairying, two key Iowa industries, with emphasis on their impact on the state's welfare.
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Ng Towa
Des Moines
Towa
Women Cannot Sell Liquor. Supreme Court Denies Permit
The Town supreme court ruled that an unregistered female pharmacist cannot obtain a liquor selling permit because she is not a voter. The decision is presented as another argument in favor of granting women the right to vote.
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Supreme Court
Silent Absorption and Cherry Stones Mystery
A hostess explains a startling ritual of burning cherry stones to perfume a drawing room. Guests discuss the odor and compare it to sandalwood, with one remark about embered green flames and a hint of fragrance as sweet as cherry blossoms.
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James
Afinheapolis Journal
Embarrassing Question at Dinner With Mrs Monroe
A mother explains evening etiquette to Margaret as Com Paty visits for dinner. The child, after quiet meals, tests a jelly dish and asks if the cat licked the cream, revealing a mischievous moment at table in a Los Angeles Times anecdote.
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Margaret
Los Angeles Times
Origin of Heraldry and Early Insignia
According to authorities heraldry began in prehistoric totem practices. Barbaric painting on oars bows shields pillars weapons and body tattooing formed the origins of bearers’ insignia. Ancient superstition linked animals like cranes or bears to coats of arms of powerful families.
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Tian
New York
Fort Dodge Paving Milestone Reaches Fifteen Miles
Fort Dodge reports completion of five more miles of paving this year at a cost of 200000 dollars. The city now lists fifteen miles of paved streets, marking progress in its urban improvement plan.
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Ft. Dodge
Extra Copies Available for Special Edition at Ten Cents
Extra copies of our special edition will be sold for ten cents each. Place your order early to secure copies, as they may not be available ten days or two weeks later.
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Booth
Herbert Clege
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