Short Items of Local Interest
A long list of local residents traveling for holidays, studies, and visits including J Boott to Omaha Thurai day, Florence Wells to Hidora, Russell Hennegsey to Iowa City, Tony Chambunas to Spencer, Jenewold home for holidays, Wm Beatty from Algona, Katherine Garrell to Winona, Hortense Mayne to Cherokee, Katherine Helge to Tyler, Iowa City students, Cico Wallace Humbold visit, Miss Laughlin guest at Algona, Judge Coyle in Humboldt court, Trinity College returnees, Devoted local shifts and holiday travels noted. others plan college resumes and family visits.
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J. Boott
Omaha
Thurai
Florence Wells
Hidora
Russell Hennegsey
Iowa City
Tony Chambunas
Spencer
Jenewold
Ames
Wm. Beatty
Algona
Bawrday
Katherine Helge
Tyler
Minnesota
John Jenawold
de Xias
Grinnell
Wm. Nolan
Cedar Rapids
James Nolan
Hortense Mayne
Cherokee
L. H. Mayne
Vincent Callahan
Waterloo
Mary Callahan
Cico Wallace
Caysle Laughlin
B. Soper
Eastherrilie
Judge Coyle
Humboldt
M. C
Uncle Tom
Estherville
J. W. Moulton
Chester
Jows
Hisse S. Howard
Ayrshire
E. S. Howard
John McMahon
Los Angeles
California
Greene
Beck Promoted Again Emmetsburg Auditor for Rock Island
Emmetsburg friends cheer as C. L. Beck, brother of GCurt Beck, is named auditor of station accounts in Chicago, succeeding the late Wm. H. Roche. A 36 year Rock Island veteran, Beck began as operator in 1888 and rose through roles including traveling auditor and chief clerk.
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Emmetsburg
C. L. Beck
Gcurt Beck
Rock Island
General Auditor
Chicago
Wm. H. Roche
Rock Island Company
Morning Sup
Town
General Auditor's Office
Roche
Beck
Farm Boys Short Course Enrolls At High School
The Farm Boys Short Course began at the high school Monday with six students enrolled and three or four more expected soon. The program aims to serve farm boys who cannot attend school year round by offering two months of studies during winter months and awarding two credits for completion.
Ayrshire High School Basketball Opens Tuesday Night
Ayrshire high school basketball opens with boys and girls teams at the gym Tuesday evening at 7 30. The Ayrshire girls are strong this year having won most of their games. a large crowd is urged to support both teams in the opener.
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Ayrshire
Iayo High School
Counterfeit Ten Dollar Bills Circulating in State Section
Counterfeit ten dollar notes are in circulation in this state section. Postmasters and bankers are urged to watch for imitations of a federal reserve issue. The fake bills bear President Jackson but use coarse printing and ink. with ordinary care they can be detected.
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Federal Reserve
Jackson
Open Nights at H. S. Gym for Business Men
Thursday evenings at 7:09 to 7:00 PM in Emihetsburg area High School gym host SB mikkin. Principal games include volleyball handball and indoor baseball. No admission fee. all invited for sports and a later benefit game to cover night fuel and janitor costs.
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H. 5
SB Mikkin
Emihetsburg
LeMars Globe Post Offers Reward for Smith Murder
The LeMars Globe Post offers a 100 dollar reward created at the start of a fund to locate the killer of “Shorty” Smith in Merrill. Funds are deposited at Plymouth Savings Bank. The county supervisors will decide on a county reward at this week’s meeting after Smith’s charred body was found in corn ashes.
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LeMars
Good Price for Paullina Farm
Henry Buckhap purchased 90 acres from Louis Culp of Paullina at 200 dollars per acre. The farm lies five miles from town.
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Paullina
Henry Buckhap
Louis Culp
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
A grandmother’s hair was kept dark and glossy with Sage Tea and Sulphur. Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound, sold at drug stores, darkens evenly and quickly when applied with a comb or brush, restoring gray hair to its natural color by morning after one or two treatments.
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Wyeth
Wiyeth
Death of Mrs Katherine Halder of Pocahontas County
Mrs Katherine Hummel Halder born August 15 1858 in Sharon Wisconsin died December 24 1924 at her Marshall township home aged 66 years four months eight days She married Frank Halder in 1877 and fourteen children were born thirteen living now with spouses and families across Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin Funeral services were held at Sacred Heart church and burial in Calvary cemetery Surviving relatives include two sisters a half brother thirty two grandchildren and eight great grandchildren
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Katherine Hummel Halder
Sharon
Portage County
Wisconsin
Marshall Township
Frank Halder
Moulton
Towa
Fonda
Mr. Halder
Pocahontas County
Halder
Mary Schubert
Bulmetsburg
Helen Eberle
Maggie Eberle
Christine Eberle
Pocahontas
George Halder
Laurens
Joe
Bird Island
Minn
Louis ‘Halder
Matilda Fosburg
Sureal
Chay
Pews
Elly
Mary Simonie
Ruaholt
Elizabeth ‘Koltz
Stevens Point
Matt Matues
Junction Gitex
Dre. Riordan
Pocghontax
Loving
Lumena
Father Wegener
Wedaddey
Sacred Heart Church
Wagener
Calvary Cemetery
Hlizabeth Kelty
Stevens Feint, Wis
John Heissel
Frank Stouffel
LeMurs
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Florence
Edith Underwood
Stanfield
Garrolisville
Ilinois
Gordon Thompson
Julia
University of Iown
Holwich
Win. Thompson
Freedom Township
Grace
Mabel Smith
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Robert Martini
Franklin O'Hollor
Art Casey
Creighton University
Mabel Nelson
Grace Watson
Minneapolis
Josephine Mulroney
Norris Simonsen
Toledo
Iowa
Mr. Simonsen
Nels Simonsen
Joseph Holnders
Mallard
Empyetsburg
Eagle Grove
Harold Joynt
Des Moines
Gaylord McCarty
Grinnell College
L. ©. Scott
Max Brenton
Havelock
Ozark Country
Atorney T. W. Leach
Mr. McKee
Pocahontaa County
Irene Whirry
Ruth Freemen
Charles Gusland
Ed Clare
Hobart
Whittemore
Samuel Mayle
Illinois
Em Mersburg
Rock Rapids
Fred Booth
Leon
Memphis
Tennessee
Charles G. Krejer
Rolfe
Ethel J. Ross
LaVerne
Fay GC
Dity
Chilhowee
Missouri
Laura J. Nicholson
Carvington M.D
4. Galloway
Oglinfer
Laura Johnson
Fivw
Mary Scbgbert
Erk
Pocahontas Record
First National Bank
Emmetsburg, Iowa
The
Hub -Kraft-Beebe Co
Hart Schaffner & Mars
Madras
Tomembae
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