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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1920
Page
2
Publication details show Branagan as publisher in Emmberga Iowa with post office entry and newspaper date Wednesday December 8 1980.
The Democrat laments John Dalton leaving journalism after 28 years at the Manson Democrat, praising his lively editorials and noting his stout personality. It also surveys political and international themes from the era, including party discipline, immigration trends, League of Nations concerns, Philippine silver mines, and U.S. coal profiteering probes, reflecting broad public issues of the time.
Unclear text notes Senator Underwood of Alabama and a leadership contest within the Democratic ranks. The fragment suggests a possible discussion of party leadership but lacks verifiable details or context.
The text shows a contentious blend of political opinion with references to W. J. Bryan and a future presidential candidate Ruthorner. It discusses hunger in the old world, US wheat exports, Los Angeles tourism tents, and hotel rate concerns. It ends with a publisher’s statement and notary seal highlights.
Robert Knight visited Grant linger triers from Be therville while S Bondhus rode to Sioux Falls. Vernon Dickey came from Wisconsin for a family visit. JEL Turner traveled to Readman Satuadkiy evening. Rev and Mrs Cuthlert returned from Algeud Caain evan to Take Dusk Friday. Port Badge’s Van Neil handled local matters. Currhelic Ladies Aid to meet at Ona House Tuesday December Thy with sales and “The Collession” show. A. deladhigan retired from a Moor week longQueens tour. Newhall Game down Therville Sunday. Potato grower M. Trotter reports 1181 bushels from four acres, Early Rose variety, about 1000 bushels sold for 50 cents. Ground planned for potatoes again next spring. Ja y Vareaut did not wrestle Taiph Pareaut due to illness. Meyers defeated by Prelin via two falls. Dr C W Johnson of Des Moines visited Dr F B McTigue on a case. Christmas photo specials offered through December 11. Ground Floor Sundic
Miss Viola Gremmely and Mr. George Bolte of Fenton Iowa quietly married on November 24 1920 at Fairville Iowa. The bride daughter of Myra and Mrs George Gremmels of Fairville and the groom son of Mrs H C Bolte of Waterloo plan to reside near Teton after visiting relatives. Friends wish them happiness and announce plans for holiday events in Algona and nearby communities.
December 12 offers English services at 11 00 p m and Sunday evening at 7 00 p m at the league. Sunday School and Hiblo Glass at 10 o'clock. Thursday evening lay meeting at J Rasnmssen's home. Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon at Mrs IT Tivlgen's home. Mus Helgen mu Mrs Jensen hosts. Young People's Society plans an auction sale with a supper at church parlors Thursday evening December 14 at 5 80 p m. Norbyhouse ust cordially invited. Aue Win begins at 7 o'clock Camp bring Christmas gifts English services in South hibay Sunday afternoon at 2 00 p m. A Hearty Welcome to AL Munson.
Is Exhibiting Wis Renry Miller informs us that he has of late been making exhibits of coins and stamps in a number of cities. He has two large displays and they are sent from place to place. They have been shown at Des Moines St. Joe East St. Louis Peoria Milwaukee Indianapolis Cedar Rapids and other places. He receives a nice LuGoMe each week for the use of them and he puts the receipts into additional coins. Hence he is constantly improving the Service to Visit West lend Regularly Dr. H. I. Scott was at West Bent Thursday. He will be in hig office at that place Mondays and Fridays. He occupies the rooms vacated some time ago by Dr. Bishop.
Make Geyerman's your Christmas headquarters for the big Christmas dance at the K. C. ball in this city Monday evening December 27.
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