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Fragmented OCR text appears to describe a near-by news item with names and scores, but content is garbled and unreadable, leaving key details unclear. The readable fragments mention a deputy, a race result, and mentions of places and people, but lack coherent facts.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a death or incident
Fragmentary text mentions a death with scattered phrases about a father and a store, but no clear details, names, dates, or locations are readable to identify the event or person involved.
Repart and Bennert Tale Intertwined in Odd Transcript
A jumbled account references Repart and Bennert with hints of an interview by Tas TO hew. It notes a time Mr Bennert was up to the task, mentions Mrs Ben e story, and a December incident involving cattle killed by lightning near a spray of cows in the south, with a new record set last week.
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Bennert
OM. Thompson
War’s Return: Estherville Boys Homeward From Battlefields
Eight Estherville youths returned from the battlefields of Prince France last week. The stream of telegrams to relatives in the Spencer area announced their imminent homecoming, marking the first group of 31 Iowa boys to be brought back from war service.
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Estherville
Reboken
New
Jterney
Hatte Elds
Prence
Sear Foiture
Jobu
Ed Zigrang and crew arrest German helmet cache
Reports say Ed Zigrang and a companion surprised a German group in a bushy area near a road, seizing a pistol and helmets while capturing several would be German prisoners. The incident involved a loud confrontation and a nearby rescue by Allied forces.
Wartime Employment Service Appeals for Citizens Cooperation
The U S Employment Service urges citizens to cooperate in war production and labor allocation. Officials promise free service to workers and employers and announce openings in Sioux City area while noting many plants will need labor as the war continues. Local marriages and community events surface in updates from Emmetsburg and surrounding towns.
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Umea
Taga
Edo
J. W. Holmes
Royal Office
Employment Servier
Livan Fintendyat
Vivien
U.S
Siouxi City
Soldier Floyd E Johnson Wounded in France 1918
Floyd E Johnson writes from Bordeaux base hospital in France to family in Tam detailing his wounds and recovery. He mentions serving on Lorraine Champagne Chateau Thierry St Mihiel and Verdun fronts with the Rainbow division and hopes to be home soon. He asks about Forest and family plans and notes a Washington parade for his unit.
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Floyd E. Johnson
France
Rome
Tam
Forest
Dreli
Bordeaux
Lorraine
Champagne
Chateau Thierry
St Mihiel
Verdun
Washington
BléSch Lof
A. EL FL
News Notes from Temocrat Files December
A summary of items from Temocrat files includes Wesborns to Mr and Mrs White, Charles Mix moving to a farm south of town, Peter Peterson breaking an arm while driving for J Martin, Milwaukee Company planning extension from Fond du Lac to Spencer, Rock Island rumored to build from Gowrie to Ochepedan, Judge Shiras of Dubuque declaring Ed Ahrens bankrupt with Keefer appointed receiver, Jobe Laubenthal family losing a two year old son, and Feb 25 voting recorded for a 25 percent lower tax in fever.
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Alan Wesborn
Z. J. White
Charles Mix
Town
Peter Peterson
J. Martin
Milwaukee Company
Fonda
Spencer
Rock Island
Gowrie
Ochevedan
Shiras
Dubuque
Ed Ahrens
Keefer
Jobe Laubenthal
Ferm Valley
Feuseday Britt
Local items and changes reported from Estherville area
A mix of local notices covers property deals, marriages, and job changes in Estherville and nearby towns. Purchases include Minne- Zula buying Major Parr idente property for S4aq0, with several residents and professionals noted in moves or events. The week brings a house sale, a law office change, a wedding, and a new business bay planned for J. P. Kirby’s home.
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Bugaui
Minne- Zula
Amarrage
Flavia Bode
Hubert Siuverns
J'lara Wells
My. P. Kane
Masons
Woo Sevot
Pons Mead
Estherville
Sone
Nertiont
Texas
Herren
Iowa College
Gates
Herron
D. RL Alexander
A. J. Vent
Soper, Allen & Morling
Barry
Ruthven
Ait Juneau
Alaska
PL Jlohson
Merrimac
Trisha
Fy ‘Moore
Ul’s Restain
Chic Varrisoy Louse
Nelson
Gertig EB
J.P. Nesey
A. O
Henry Vriedel
Vin al- Struecdes
En Jurtsburg
A. Brennan
Theodore Reinders
Milwaukee
Floyd
Emmetsburg
Mr. Light
From the Files of the Democrat November 28 188s
A collage of brief notices reports births marriages deaths and changes in Emmetsburg Iowa and nearby areas. Names include Mr and Mrs Daily Sohaney Thoreson Veron Vernon township and Mrs Prudence Mlingwarth. Admiral Dewey related notes and local business mentions also appear alongside a small list of new arrivals and community happenings.
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New York
F. Coonan
Chicago
Michael Daily
Paul Sohaney
Lars Thoreson
Highland Town
E. Serey
Jacob Wolfgens
L. G. Kbear
Anal
Toulty
Harrie
Green
Fairport
Iowa
O Brien
Mer
Ars
Ber Cros
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