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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
4
Letter addresses list Dr. F. Shallensgerger, 766 Oakwood Bird, Chicago Illinois. It appears to be a private correspondence or office contact detail within a broader notice.
Reports include John Daas selling his farm southeast of Ocheyedan to Chas Rath for 135 per acre. Estherville bridge contract awarded to Stark Company for 12051. Charles Thompson moves to Ayrshire. Richard Press sells Ruthven farm for 140 per acre. Hon S F Felt buys Polled Durham bull near Spencer. Mrs Black commits suicide at Arlington hotel. Injuries from motorcycle accident near Humboldt. Germans fall for streetcar con men near McGregor. police to nab thief.
Mrs E M Carnahan of Emmetsburg and Graettinger area dies after a month long illness. Survived by husband Eugene M Carnahan two children and several relatives. Funeral at Graettinger M I church conducted by Rev Cuthbert, body later sent to Monroe Iowa for burial. Carnahan family background and local relations noted.
Last Wednesday at the base ball game between Es therville and Spencer Professor Avery was struck on the left cheek by a fast throw during practice. The broken facial bones were set by a physician and are healing slowly. Also reported are notes about Pomp McCormick in Thermopolis promoting free treatment for about five hundred people and a drowning near Titonka when Banry Tjaden, age twenty eight, fell from cattle crossing Buffalo Creek.
B C Dahl and Charles Koutson of Seven City announce an invention a seed corn drier that tests the cob first they expect it to be patented cautioning against drying the cob too quickly noting some moisture may aid seasoning of the corn
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