Over the County News Briefs
Mrs Rost of Davenport visits at Patrick O Rourkes home. Mrs Wildey sails to New Orleans for the winter. Six cars of stock shipped Sunday night. C S George went to Webster City on business. Mrs Toes Larson seeks snog treatment at Fe Dodges. W D Tyson from Emmetsburg on business last week. J Atkinson visited his custodors here Friday. Patrick McCarty and family moved to town early this week.
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Graetsinger
Rost
Davenport
Patrick O'Rourke
Wildey
New Orleans
C. S. George
Webster City
Toes. Larson
Fe Dodges
W. d. Tyson
Emmetsburg
Atkinson
Patrick McCarty
Local Social Notes From Emmetsburg and Surrounding Towns
Saturday arrivals and visits highlight the week with Mrs. Geo Hughes and relatives in Emmetsburg, Miss Lizzie Hamilton visiting Harrison home, and Dr Glenn relocating goods to Emmetsburg. Ben Brown shipped cattle to Chicago. a birth is noted for Mr and Mrs Straight. marriage plans for Benjamin Gatoway and Sadie Cross are announced in Curlew.
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Jos
Geo. Kleiz
Waterloo View
Geo. Hughes
Emmetsburg
T. ©. Thompson
W. Reid
Ruthven
FL Battison
C. BE
Humboldt
Dr. Woodbridgé
Emmeteburg
B. W. Reid
Cuthbert
Harry Baley
Estherville
A. A. Jones
Farmers’ Institute
Carroll
Dr. Glenn
Ben Brown
Chicago
Chris Breekler
Canii L. Turner
Straight
Rutledge
Sac City
Grill Accor
Benjamin Gatoway
Sadie Cross
Curlew
Minois
Democrat
Phoebe Cross
Ewnetsborg Satardar
West Bend Social Notes Include Move and Visits
Prof D G Clevenger elected principal of Stay City public editors. Mrs Manicky of Tyrol Minnesota visits Co C Bicke home. Irma and Reed Stoner visit sister Mrs Charles Miller. Lulu McFarland returns to Dakota City after extended visit. Harve Daily from Whittemore visits Friday. Philip Dorweiler returns from Guttenberg for cousin funeral. Jordon Mikes takes meat market job in Esberville. Freuk and John Dorweiler attend father’s funeral in Guttenberg. Misses Cert assist Rav Poppenheimer in evangelistic meetings. Crisman of Story City visits parents. N Halsey of Chicago spends Sunday at Clarence Marwell’s.
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Manicky
Tyrol
Minnesota
Co. C. Bicke
Mies Irma
Reed Stoner
Uttesen
Charles Miller
Lone Rock
N. Halsey
Chicago
Clarence Marwell
Miss Peat] Crisman
Story City
Farmers Institute Names Officers and Hails County Progress
The Farmers Institute committee nominated officers led by President O P Doyle and Vice President T A Baldwin with Geo Smith as secretary and W J Branagan as treasurer. Executive and ladies auxiliary leaders were named, with resolutions praising agricultural progress, youth employment, school exhibits, interurban rail expansion, and local civic efforts in Emmetsburg. The gathering honored contributors, reviewed contests, exhibitions, and a musical program, and adjourned with thanks to organizers and the Town for facilities.
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Committee On
O. P. Doyle
T. A. Baldwin
Geo. Smith
W. J. Branagan
Ladies’ Auxiliary
J. B. Davidson
Wo. Guida
Airs
W. A. Gaylord
Anna Donovan
Nll
Lows Nea Stly
Spirit Lake
Emmetsberg
Fteedee
Tase
Judge Quarten
Boyle
Franci
Kiune
Ivan Fenn
Bernard Schroeder
Nellie Ford
Sacond
Gladys Cuthbert
Firet
Gertrude Donehue
Ander
Rosa Vatteler
County Democratic Convention Selects Delegates
The county convention will nominate 19 delegates to the state convention in Cedar Rapids on March 26. The event occurs in this city on Saturday March 21, with hopes that every precinct in the county will be represented. The official call will appear in next week's Democrat.
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Cedar Rapids
McLaughlin Named Chevalier du Matite Agricole
The French minister of agriculture honors T. D. McLaughlin formerly of Emmetsburg now in St Paul for distinguished services to French agriculture through importing and selling horses. First Minnesota citizen to receive the decoration, prompting warm congratulations from Emmetsburg friends.
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France
T. D. McLaughlin
Emmetsturg
St Paul
Chevalier du Matite Agricole
McLaughlin
Minnesota
Emtmetsburg
Wrestling Match Set for This Evening at the Oratory
A wrestling event is planned at the Oratory this evening featuring Dick Shepard of Pipestone Minnesota and Max Breaton of Sac City Iowa in a regional bout likely to attract local fans and raise interest in the night’s card.
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Oratory
Dick Shepard
Pipestone
Minnesota
Max Breaton
Sac City
Iowe
Emmetsburg National Bank Report of Condition 1903
The Emmetsburg National Bank presents a condition report showing loans and discounts, overdrafts, secured loans, bonds, and cash items. It lists amounts due from national and state banks, notes of other national banks, checks and cash items, and circulations. The statement reflects totals for deposits and liabilities, with signatures of the cashier and notary, sworn February 24.
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Exchneses Tar Clearing House
Cownty
J. Prawn
Wbove
W. J. Dire
Jessie M. Scout
Chester White Broad Sows for Sale in Milford Iowa
Chester White broad sows including Lawsbes Pride No. 21302 and progeny of Jerry S No. 1S167 were bred to noted boars Shuster No. 12751 and Town Commander No. 18235 as part of a livestock sale. A former agent misrepresented stock and is not connected to the current listing. read our ad in the Democrat for details.
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Towa
Election Nights in New York City Saturnal Nights
W D Howells in Harpers Magazine recalls election night as a bustling urban scene in New York. He sketches windy autumn weather, crowds gathering, wagons selling instruments, police at the curb, and theatre districts alive with diners and pedestrians as results trickle in from the first precinct.
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New York City
New York
Austin Vallet
Slatteris
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W. D. Howells
Garpers Magazine
The Penalty of Prominence in Dorothy’s Eyes
A brief excerpt depicts Dorothy meeting her militia colonel father in uniform. He asks how she likes him in the outfit while she notes the family pride and his head held high. Dorothy jokingly laments the lack of a drum for her to play.
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Dorothy
Woman Suffrage Lecturer Delivers Sharp Jibe at Groom
A Boston Globe report quotes a woman suffrage lecturer who jokes she has no vote but her groom does. She teases that if she asked him to exercise the franchise he would reply with a quip about which horse would take that order, illustrating wit on the issue.
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Boston Globe
John
A Variation In Sport Law on Gambling in State
A Washington Star quote notes that when a law against gambling was passed in a state bookmakers immediately began betting on its enforcement. The remark highlights the conflict between prohibition and market adaptation as gamblers test compliance and legality.
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Washington Star
A Good Man and the Belated Verdict
A widow mourns as Mrs. Casey calls her late husband a good man while Mrs. Murphy asserts the judge could not handle the case, highlighting mixed reactions to the deceased’s reputation and a troubled legal outcome.
Memory Tricks and Mirth at Canterbury Inn
A professor of mnemonics tests locals in an inn near Canterbury then hurries to catch a London train. The tale features a waiter’s sharp quip about the missing umbrella and a comic exchange with young Marty and a military father over a book on moths. The London Answers vignette blends humor with social observation of an aging colonel and his circle.
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London
Air Inn
Potman
Eaieh
Picor
Marty
Wy Loy
Clarry
Rumor of Justice Official Sparks Newsroom Mockery
A Washington Justice Department official faces questions from a reporter about rumors deemed ignorant of the law. A sailor’s tale recalls initiation rites aboard a ship and lessons in restraint, with reflections on authority and silence during a tense ceremony.
Democratic State Convention Called for Iowa Delegates to Denver
The Democratic State Committee of Iowa calls the state convention in Cedar Rapids on March 26 at 1 p.m. to elect four delegates and four alternates, two delegates and two alternates from each of eleven congressional districts, to represent Iowa at the Democratic National Convention in Denver on July 7. Also invites all who support Democratic principles to participate.
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Democratic Party of
Iowa
Cedar Itida
Denver
Colorado
Claude Tt
Ad Greene
Lomiston Wo Fianceck
di Webster
Delazates
Democratic Stale Cente Committee
Des
Pemurare
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Chaiemit Ntneion
Hypnosis: Of course anyone can hypnotize with proper training
A discussion of hypnosis notes that though not all individuals reach deep trance, and no mysterious force transfers from hypnotist to subject. It emphasizes attention and imagination as the key, rejects past mesmeric myths, and cites Hugo Munsterberg on secret influence and crime.
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Ami
Victor
Pal
Hugo Munsterberg
MeQlurs Magazine
The Brightness He Saw in North Eingland Murky Life
A recently dead man from the north of Eingland led a dishonest life under the croak of religion. He urged those around him to believe he was a good man while swindling others out of money. His final words hinted at deceit and entrapment, leaving the truth unclear.
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Eingland
Hin
Mer
Dreséat
Maine
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