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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1907
Page
2
An Algona high school incident led to a student suspension after Superintendent Overmeyer refused a dance. One student named Wilson allegedly struck the superintendent and was suspended. other students resisted briefly but later calmed. Parents’ and teachers’ roles in discipline are urged for public order and safety.
The Lake Must Not Be Drained Natics appeals to citizens to appear before the state executive council on February 1 to list five reasons why Medium lake should not be drained. Authored by Mr. McFarland and signed by fifty gentlemen, the piece argues the lake should be improved and made one of northern Town’s most picturesque waters. It calls for urgent civic effort and urges leaders of means to push for action.
President Roosevelt is at odds with parts of his official circle as possible resignations loom. A controversial effort to undermine Governor Hughes in New York aims to boost Secretary Hull’s presidential bid. The national committee remains resistant, predicting a tough campaign for Republicans next November.
Admiral Bob Evans leads a battleship cruise to Pacific waters and asserts the navy’s prowess. Creemuan war department officers mock the boasting while praising seamen’s proven accuracy. Kaiser representatives are urged not to question naval force.
Regardless of the claims of Governor Caimns or objections to him Wm ft Allison has been senator Jongenanel is too old for active duty and ought to be retired Jones is entitled to the services of a younger and more vigorous WAD.
The campaign for the U.S. Senate pits William B. Allison against 4. BL Cumming, drawing broad public involvement. Al Adama notes peers may join public discourse while referencing opposition to the Governor.
Warren Garat runs a stubborn and vigorous bid for governor, aiming to overcome smoother rivals like A. B. Cummins with a robust statewide push.
Amid broad support for stricter Sunday observance, opinion holds the United States remains a Christian nation. The statement underscores prevailing values and calls for adherence to traditional Sunday laws.
The article extols the birth of Jesus as the divine Word made flesh and the source of world harmony. It contrasts shepherds humble faith with royal indifference, praises Christian charity and obedience, and prays for justice, charity, and a joyful Christmas for readers.
The post office department orders publishers to stop sending nanosapera to anyone with over one year of unpaid subscriptions. A grace period is given to collect, and readers owing more than a year are urged to pay immediately. Subscribers should also prepay as much as possible each year.
Mr and Mrs F A Welle arrived from the east as we went to press. The couple were married Monday afternoon December 23 at Mayfair Chicago. The bride, Miss Anna G Brandt of Alle Grove Wisconsin, will reside in Emmetstown.
Will keep open house New Year’s with Mesdames HB M Helgen James Duvigan John McNamara F G McMahone and O Doyle. Mrs F G McMahon Mrs J E Williams Miss Nell Kerwick L McNamara M Crowley G Dunigan J Batton A Rot edge Jule and Evelyn Metsparl Estherville guests at Mrs Bertha Fernier home.
C L McFarland tells Miss Donovan he will inform her of his marriage intent when ready and wishes she refrain from discussing his plans until a final decision is reached. The remark implies women often urge marriage discussions prematurely.
The governor appointed John G. Smith of Algona as a delegate to the International Fishery Congress in Chicago September 22 to 26. The writer urges recognizing Emmetsburg fishermen Edward Ryan John Hughes J G McNatara Thomas OConnor and others to avoid slighting the city.
The Foresters announce their annual dance at the Armory on New Year’s night. Maise te Moore Brose will lead the harp orchestra with all pieces in the program. All are invited.
The notice warns that if John Gremmets is told by anyone that tips and butts were sold for seed corn last spring the speaker is false. It also asserts that T sold first class seed corn and that if John Gremmets says I do not visit his saloon he tells the truth. Also for sale: bronze turkeys advertised by T. E. Manning.
Catholic ladies of Graettinger plan a bazaar on December 30. Local residents report various holiday visits and travels, including Mr and Mrs Merderwan in Ft Dodge and Will Bailey from Salt Lake City. Ernest Struthern and Nettie B Smith wed in town, officiant unnamed. Real estate sale: Worland sold land to Miner county for 27 dollars per acre. Ackermans visiting Nevada township. Iowa fall loans rise to 1 percent due to finance stringency. caution against loan reliance.
The Farmers Mutual Insurance association will hold its annual meeting at the Secretary's office on Thursday January 9 1908 at 1 o clock p m. E P McEvoy Secretary.
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