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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1925
Page
1
A late 19th century dialogue notes strict hair policies for youths and parental consent, critiques dictatorial tendencies, and laments travelers in cheap cars seeking aid. It cites a shift in social norms, mentions wartime attitudes, and flags government scrutiny of travelers and dress.
A mix of political chatter notes Senator Borah’s cautious stance on Soviet Russia and the international response. The column mentions economic influence, alleged permanency, and European inquiries, with editorials from the Democrat about tempering claims and political maneuvering.
A fragmentary editorial voice rails at a politician named Cummius known for railway yard work and farm issue promises. It hints at pre election talk and a belt of unspecific, critical political rhetoric about agriculture and constituency expectations.
A New Year meditation urging faith in Jesus Christ as unchanging, with reflections on loss, love, and charity. The piece warns against neglecting kindness, stresses prayer, and calls readers to live righteously in 1926 through comfort, encouragement, and daily faithful acts.
A Titonka Topic tribute notes Decersa Jormary W. Branagan marks forty years as editor and publisher of the Emmetsburg Democrat. The piece lauds his fearless, fair reporting and long service, wishing him continued success and another four decades in Iowa journalism.
Tom J. White notes in the Manticola Times a tribute to W. I. Branagan longtime editor of the Emmetsburg Democrat. The piece praises Branagan for forty years at the paper recording community history including births deaths murders and disasters while maintaining strong editorial integrity and openness to opposing views.
J d Sullivan notes W J Branagan completes four decades as editor and proprietor of the Emmetsburg Democrat. The piece highlights Branagan’s rise from modest funds to postmaster service, political activity, and lasting impact in Emmetsburg and Palo Alto County, with a nod to his son taking on duties.
Former Algona business man and hardware contractor John Peterson died recently at his Long Beach California home. He was 58 years old.
Mrs Melvina L Noble McCloud wife of John McCloud former Humboldt County superintendent of schools died at Long Beach California the last week of the year in an unexpected death.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hart and their son returned to Iowa Falls Sunday evening. There were Christmas guests at the home of Rev. and Mrs. IL B Brereton.
Wm Connor, 87, who tended his Texas cotton and rice plantations and co owns interests in Iowa and South Dakota, spent Christmas with family in Morris. He came to Chicago in 1848 and remains a prominent, long-time Democrat voter, accompanied to Emmetsburg by Henry Whitford.
Julus Kunz a well known Wesley banker who owns fifty five granaries and twelve grain elevators in northern Texas advertises in his local paper that he will give 10c per bushel for corn delivered in July He urges friends and neighbors to avoid selling for the coming months if they can manage without the moneyed purchase
Bert Schiffler of Eagle Grove reported in Spencer that his company has given up the proposed Kiwi line from Humboldt to points south and east for the present.
Fort Dodge reports a surplus of applicants for the post of United States marshal for the northern district. Chas Closter was recently named marshal, with several other gentlemen in the running for the position.
John G. Jens vold regrets that age blocks him from football stardom while he remains a passionate county supporter. The note urges youth to value chances that rarely come again.
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