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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1906
Page
2
The piece urges readers to observe the birth of Jesus with reverence and service. It laments pagan trends, calls for Christian virtues, and highlights the season as a time for peace, charity, and uplift. It reflects on the global and national Christian significance of Christmas and the need for moral renewal.
A rugged speaker boasts of high yields and strong work while acknowledging hardship. The passage notes that many people require hospital care and medical treatment, highlighting the need for accessible health services.
Air and Mrs Storer faced scrutiny as President Housewelt opposed meddling in the appointment of church cardinals. The incident raises questions about conduct by public figures in relation to church affairs and potential influence on ecclesiastical selections.
A garbled note references a fund and enforcement, criticizing individuals selling unverified advice. It suggests regulatory action and a push to shield the public from deceptive practices as a policy goal.
Professor Pawmel of Ames urges a new law to regulate seed corn trade and deter frauds. He proposes selling all seed on its merit and shipping seeds nationwide under clear standards to protect buyers and farmers.
A reflective meditation on the saying Except ye become as little children. It argues that true innocence is rare and precious, untroubled by remorse, and that modern adults often lose touch with the pure, heavenward simplicity seen in bright, rosy cheeked children.
A Iowa reader argues against Ship subsidies noting farmers have built a strong export base without aid. He cites France Sweden and Norway as examples and urges Congress to prove broad benefits before any law. The piece links local notices for Christmas candy and a civil suit in Dell Rapids.
The Tereafter Company K plans to base an annual allowance of 550 for Armory, rising to 600 if a 40 by 8 hectare drift area is added and a non-staff beating method is used. Changes likely to be implemented in the future.
The Farmers Institute society of Graettinger will hold a debate at the opera hall on December 25. The subject is Catalogue and Mail Order Houses Against Retail Merchants. Those wishing to hear an interesting discussion by capable parties should attend.
The Graettinger Farmers Institute will be held February 21 and 23 with the last day led by the yadits. A strong program is planned and one or two outside speakers are expected. Graettinger farmers are described as hustling, wide awake gentlemen.
Friday evening entertainment at the high school features pupil performances including choruses readings drills and color exercises. Admission is 15 and 25 cents and citizens are urged to attend and support the event.
The New Deputy County Officers Geo Keightly of West Bend will be deputy clerk James Martin deputy auditor and Miss Richardton deputy recorder All are competent and deserving and will prove elements in the general offices where they will labor.
A. 3. Wolfgang has purchased the Cylinder Drug Store and taken charge. He brings many years of experience in the drug trade and is expected to run the store effectively. The Democrat wishes him success.
Algona will convert the old Rutherford hotel into a hospital with Dr. Renefick as president of the managing company. The report lists a mix of local notices, rentals, travel items, and community updates including a long antique description of a barbecue and a note on the Semi Centennial records.
A Thursday fire in Osgood destroyed the bundle home of widow Mrs. Margaret Janes, with most furniture and clothing lost. The blaze, undetected until late, caused about $600 in total damage and left Mrs. Jones and her several children with no insurance or means of support. Mr. Jones was killed in the incident.
Ed Aukema, a druggist in Emmetebare, died by hanging in his closet after domestic troubles and heavy drinking. The inquest was held. verdict not yet learned. He had recently sold his drug store to Mr. Wolfgang and was not living with his family. The community mourns a comparatively young man.
A three hour entertainment at Ruthven opera house features a six round boxing match Frank Pence versus Edward Potter. catch wrestling Robert Earl versus C A Vatkina. catch wrestling Ralph Cook versus M J Brennan. and a free for all stick polling contest. Admission is 50 cents with promised perfect order and invitations to ladies and gentlemen.
The Supreme Court on Monday issued two decisions in the Shore separation case from Pocahootas county tried in district court. Part of the lower court’s ruling is affirmed and part reversed. Mrs Shore receives custody of the children and separate maintenance but is denied extra alimony as requested by Judge Quarton. The Shors resided here one winter.
Mrs. S. Thoreson, resident northwest of Rathven, died Thursday night after a surgical operation in Chicago. Funeral services were held Monday at the Lutheran church in Rathven conducted by Rev. G. Wigdahl. She was an old, respected county resident and her family has the community’s sympathy.
Ole E Thompson long time resident near the city died at Ada a few days ago after living near here for several years. His burial is expected at Radcliffe in this state. He was married with a small family. His sister Mrs Dyvig lives in this city. He was regarded as a good citizen and his death will be mourned by all who knew him.
The Keller Harrizon case began last week and will likely continue through the week. A land strip ownership dispute is central. The Farrel Pisk case involved a judgment for a farmer. Mr W Culver and Miss Pearl Barringer wed at Dickinson last Wednesday. they will live on a county farm. Christmas Jay to be observed at the M E church with cantata, sermon, and Sunday school event.
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