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Newspaper

Emmetsburg Democrat

Location

Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1908

Page

4

Long time resident Mr Hoagland dies after strokes

Hull Hoagland died Tuesday morning after suffering a second stroke following a first stroke a year earlier. He lived in Emmetsburg and is survived by daughters Mrs. Shadhalt of Los Angeles and Mrs. Jamieson of Oelwein. Funeral services were held at the M E church with Rev A B Gilbert and Presiding Elder O K Maynard delivering the sermon. He was born November 11 1829 in Hermitage Pennsylvania and lived a full life as a merchant, postmaster at Emmetsburg, and community figure remembered for honesty prudence and devotion to family.

Hull Hoagland Shadhalt Jamieson Los Angeles Oehvein M. E A. B. Gilbert O. KK. Maynard Ever Ieen W. J. Brown J. H. Hinkley Geo. BE. McCarty W. L Lindeman BP. McEvoy F. Freeman Hoagland Hermitage Pennsylvania Sharon Amelia Edwards Mercer John Jamieson H.C. Shadbolt & Co Eammersburg California Florida Old Mexico Democraat Tay

Jost Calves Sold or Missing in Mallard Area

Mary Emily and Mary Theodora left for Dubuque Thursday morning. Edward Kress of Mallard, Ya. seeks finder of a black spring heifer calf and a black spring steer calf reported since June 22. Please notify.

Mary Emily Mary Theodore Dubuque

Interurban Railways Pay Dividends in Iowa Say Auditor

Auditor’s report shows Iowa had 0 miles of interurbans in 1906 and 273 miles in 1907 with $1,379 per mile gross earnings in 1907 and $1,107 per mile net after expenses. The Cedar Rapids to Marion line and other routes are highlighted for strong earnings, while several short lines do not connect major points. A Spirit Lake line project is discussed as soon to be decided with potential farm value gains and regional benefits urged.

Inwa Iowa Executive Council UNO Boone Cedar Rapids Aero Os Cedar Rapida Marion Fort Dodge Dea Moin Inter-Arvan Iadk Ulinors Mason City Clentak Wloos Buxton Tamu Toledo Waterloo Certs Goane Sabubia Cédar Rapits Fort Nodze Wes Boon Suburbas Fort Doge Des Moine Towa & Line Mazon City Clear Oskaloosa Buxton Trna Cedar Falls Keene Clear Lake Oskaloosas Tami Emmethsurg

A Good Money Maker

Jackson Stafford serves as secretary while August Froh holds a ward position and Henry Vain acts as manager. The fragment indicates a business or financial venture with listed personnel roles.

Jackson Stafford Secy August Froh Wrentor Henry Vain Fala

Correction Notice on Article Omission

A correction states that the latter part of Mr. Anderson's article was omitted due to an oversight and will appear in column 6, page ?. The editor acknowledges mistakes can occur in any office.

For Sale Two Work Horses and Milch Cow

For sale two work horses and a young new milch cow. Contact Frank Illingworth for details.

Frank Illingworth

Drybread and Joyce Take Over Local Clothing Store

Friday the partnership of Drybread and Laughlin ended as Laughlin sold his interest in the local clothing store. The firm becomes Drybread and Joyce with Drybread and the young Mr Joyce running the business. Laughlin plans to move to Toledo Ohio to join W M Hopkinton in a new clothing venture.

Drybread Joe Laughlin Joyce Laughlin Retiridge Democrat Messrs. Drybread Joyce Suce Toledo Ohio W. NM. Hopkinton

Veterans group hosts visitors at Sheldon meeting

John Doran, Thomas Slater, J. J. Kane and H. J. Huskamp attended a meeting of the W. Town Veterans association at Sheldon on Wednesday through Friday. Governors Johnson of Minnesota and Hoch of Kansas were present and addressed the gathering. Sheldon residents extended warm hospitality to the visitors.

John Doran Thomas Slater J. J. Kane H. J. Huskamp Sheldon

Farrow and stock sale at Ayrshire Iowa auction

Charles Duhigg offers pure breed Jersey cattle six head three head gilts and nine pure bred sows from the Felinston Brothers herd. Also horses two to six years old with harnesses buggies and a surveyor wagon. Payment terms include one year on bankable notes at eight percent interest.

Sao Jersey Pownds Caeh Mauareh Farrow Felinston Brothers Dickens Lowa Charles Duhigg Bs Aryshire Iowan

Mrs Warake Visits Minneapolis Relative Family

Mrs Frank Warake travels to Minneapolis on Thursday to see her son Harry and other relatives.

Frank Warake Minneapolis Harry

Father Costello Sails Abroad for Grand European Tour

Father Costello and his brother, pastor at TLohrville, departed Thursday for Ireland and will tour England, France, Germany, Holland, Belgium, Spain, and Italy through mid September. It is his first crossing since leaving Ireland years ago. Friends in Palo Alto wish them a joyful journey and safe return.

Father Costello Tlohrville Ireland England France Germany Holland Belgium Spain Italy Palo Alto

School Tax Levy Set as Emmetsburg Board Reports

The Emmetsburg school board met Wednesday. Atkinson was re elected secretary and a $7 000 teachers fund levy plus 92 500 contingent fund, bonds and interest, were approved. State aid about $800 yearly and country pupil tuition $500. District expenses total about $14 000 annually with 535 past year enrollment and tuition cost $24.40 per pupil. Attendance at St Mary Academy saves roughly $5 000 yearly in running costs.

Atkinson St. Mary Academy Brunnetsburg

Curlew and Area Residents Share Fourth of July Activities

Curlew and nearby towns spent the Fourth with fishing and visits. Tickets sold for Rolfe celebrations. residents traveled to Ayrshire and Winnebago City. Local people including Miss Jennie Mintzel and Miss Hattie Easton visited relatives, while Mr. Evans returned to Collins and James Maloney visited Ayrshire.

W. Fist Chag. Brunhaugh Sundy Rolfe Aryshire Clyde Floyd McCreary Winnebago City Andrew McCreary Mrs. Biggs Clear Lake Hattie Easton James Maloney Ayrshire

Local visitors and travels noted in West Bend area

P. P. Caplin and wife visited Town Falls to stay with relatives. Miss Killie Ynberg from Graettinger visited the Mingee home over Sunday. Geo. Trey and family spent the Fourth at Goldfield. Mrs. Et Kennedy of Blackfoot Idaho was in town last week.

P. A. Rogers Emmetsburg Jas. Struthers Barbara Souix Falls West Bend Bode the Fourth C. C. Biskal Sotax Falls P. P. Caplin Town Falls Killie Ynberg Graettinger F. Mingee Geo. Trey and

Corrected Article Continues Anderson on Socialism

A continuation note from Ruthven Iowa cites Edwina Anderson arguing socialism harms virtue and warns against greed. The document references John Brown and Branagan, condemning profit and rents, asserting money as the root of all evil and urging reform.

Anderson Jobn Brown Branagan Luis

Celebration in Whittemore Draws Wide Acclaim

A July 4 celebration in Whittemore drew strong crowds and praise. Capt J. 2M delivered a scholarly oration with patriotic sentiment. Williams Lake speaker Willias lak delivered an earnest and impressive address. Residents praised the speakers highly.

Whittemore Weliamss Willias Severst Emmetsburg

Also Mentioned on This Page

MR. Hoagland Edward Kress Mallard Elevator ‘Company Sok Eee CO Chautauqua Fedpath Chautauqua System W. B. Cline Bede R. R. Blair Larchwood Sacha Minger Jennie Mintzel Spencer Ethel Easton Jesse Barlow V. W. Fisk Eburg Nels Anderson Chicago Melvin Fisk Mr. Evans Collins Ellis Dysert Cornell Cora Williams Ermetsburg Edwina Anderson Ruthven
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