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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1925
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions publishers editors and managers with scattered names and places such as Emmeeteburg and Iowa. The readable items include roles like editor and manager and a postal or mailing reference, but the article lacks coherent events or dates.
A longlettered discussion by BF McFarland notes Nebraska bank guarantee law amid a wave of public opinion in the Public Pulse and World-Herald. It covers deposits, bank counts, failures, assessments, and debates on protections for depositors, with references to Nebraska and national banking shifts.
Geo H Baker of Lake Worth Florida writes he has not received his copy of the Democrat mailed regularly since he and Mrs Baker left Emmet. He requests mailing to Box 172. Florida post service is slow at boom towns like Lake Worth with long waits at general delivery. The Emmets seek home news and will get the paper there. Mrs Baker and Mrs Bartholo visited Ayrshire friends last week.
Chevrolet announces a major expansion adding three new zone offices in New York City, Cleveland, and Omaha and distribution buildings in Des Moines, Minneapolis, Jacksonville, and Charlotte. Driveways allow cars to be started quickly after dealer delivery. Ten new buildings and 29 Chevrolet service schools expand training and meetings nationally.
A consignment of 3,0400 fish was placed on the west fork of the Des Moines river above the dam. The fish from the bay along the Miapi included bass crappies pike blue gills sawfish and some striped bass.
Building on Iowa's new athletic field house in Iowa City began late this week. When finished it will be the largest of its kind in the world and may host football games during bad weather.
A fisherman named W. W. Stearns found a pearl the size of a pea inside a pike he caught in Lake Noko near Humbokit while cleaning the fish. The article suggests the pearl formed as the fish swallowed a clam. It mentions advances in electricity costs for war machinery and a competing hand washing method.
Fragmentary text mentions individuals and a place Witeex with unclear roles. The readable fragments hint at a local notice or brief item but lack coherent details to state a definite event or outcome. No dates, organizations, or positions are confirmed.
P J O Connor of Vivaux Montana visited Pocskontes and curlew area relatives then returned to Wibaux. He notes good yields last two seasons with corn from northern Minnesota seed and strong wheat oats and other grains. He owns a soft coal rich farm near Wibaux with surface veins and local buyers paying 3 to 3 60 per ton. He recalls Cassidy couple prospering though rheumatism affects Mr. Cassidy. Gordon Locke, Iowa star, still holds a Big Ten scoring record with twelve touchdowns in five games and Iowa's 1926 schedule includes seven games.
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