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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1926
Page
3
Sporadic notes describe a boxing card featuring Emumeteburg boxers at Fort Dodge. The report praises one fighter’s performance, mentions opponents and crowd reaction, and highlights rounds with mentions of punches, movements, and an ensuing crowd interest in the lightweight clash.
A Hartler, OBrien county cow owned by Sener of Hartler tops Iowa records with nine thousand nine hundred cows noted in the month. A Brien county cow named 3 Feats Olé produced 97.2 pounds briefest during the period, with an output of 2450 pounds or more than nine gallons daily.
The Meson City Globe Gazette recalls events from 31 years ago when Western Electric Telephone Co was organized in northern Iowa with Mayor T A Potter and Charles Webster as founding incorporators. The early line ran Britt to Garner then extended to Clear Lake and Wesley, later reaching Corwith Emmetaburg Spencer Chamberlain. Mr Potter later sold Bell lines to Manitoba.
Thomas Galleger of Emmetsburg and Miss Clara Marie Kmutson of Minot were married May 12 at St. Leo’s Catholic church. They plan to live in Kenmare North Dakota where the groom works as an operator. The couple left for a honeymoon through Milwaukee and other cities, purchasing a Nash sedan in Milwaukee. The groom’s railroad background and Army service noted. bride described as capable and well liked. The ceremony followed by congratulations and best wishes from the local community.
The Security National Bank of Mason City, which closed last fall, is paying its depositors a 20 percent dividend totaling $246,000. The institution, it is claimed, should not have been closed.
Democrat D N Luse urges county voters to back Brookhart to curb taxes and oppose Coolidge era policies. He attacks Clark and Cumming, praises Brookhart for challenging powerful interests, and argues for a leader to defend farmers and Iowa laws.
Joseph Turner of Rodman, long a noted local merchant, faced costly reverses in recent years. He suffered losses in an elevator incident and bank troubles, reflecting a wider pattern of hardship among Northwest Town business leaders.
Nervous business people and weary readers report Vinci brings relief from sleeplessness and irritability. For over a quarter-century the tonic is praised for calming nerves without oil and for its pleasant taste, with testimonials from Howard Bugler of New York and A J Wolfsanz, a local druggist.
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