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Shallenberger
Diesel State Bank
Chicago
F. Suallenberger
Oakwood Blvd
Chicago, Ill
Ashes Deposited in Algona Cemetery Vault
Near by News Call reports George C Call and his sister Mrs Miller of Cedar Falls deposited the ashes of the late A F I Call in the Riverview cemetery family vault in Algona last Saturday. They were accompanied by a few relatives and Rev Robert Smylie spoke briefly.
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Geo. C. Call
Residence Purchase by Gardner in Estherville
G. G. Gardner bought the Mrs. F. E. Allen residence including the south half of the block for $29,000, with attorney Ed Alles handling the deal. Mrs. Allen plans to return from California in a few weeks and has not decided whether to make the home there.
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G. G. Gardner
Landslide Kills Workman at Lehigh Clay Works
Edward Ryder, a Lehigh Clay Products Company workman, was killed in a clay landslide while in an air shaft at Lehigh yesterday afternoon. The slide began at 2:00 pm, trapping him under clay for about three hours before his body was recovered at 5:00 pm. A nearby worker tried to aid him but was forced back by the shifting clay.
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Edward Ryder
Lehigh Clay Products Company
Lehigh
Ryder
Dodge-Massenger
A GOOD LETTER FROM NORWAY
A correspondent visits Sandefjord, Norway, noting the first Viking ship found near a hay meadow sold to the government for 1100. The ship lies near Christiania, now Oslo, where the university stands. Sandefjord is a leading whaling town with vast profits and global connections. The writer profiles local nobility history, wealth from whaling, and family ties, alongside Norway’s democratic shifts and strong public schooling.
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Sandefjord
Government of
Norway
University of
Middiefjord
Labellefjord
Onal
Christiania
West Africa
South St. George Islands
Larvik
South Shetland
Telands
Sanderford
Karlsberg
Tonsberg
Tun
Theda
Sweden
Norway’s growing merchant fleet and new Norway America Line
H. B. Richards notes Norway’s large merchant marine spurred by high cargo rates, with ships like Kristianiafjord and Bergensfjord, built in England and sailing between Norway and New York. He describes tourism, summer daylight, royal visits in Christiania, roads, and housing restrictions for foreigners, and praises the country’s scenery and rail-like roads.
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Trondbjom
Norway
Copenhagen
Christiansand
Christiania
New York
England
Russia
Queen Maud
Edward of England
Iowa
Storthing
Congress
Europe
Switzerland
Tyrolan
Alps
H. B. Richards
New Game Law in Effect July First Details
A new game law becomes active on July 1, with Warden Hinshaw to appoint three assistants. One game farm will be located at the Iowa State fair grounds in Des Moines.
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Hinshaw
Des Moines
Stormy Session Over County Road Protests At Board Meeting
The board of supervisors held a warm session with wide county representation. Protests on a county road location led by Fairfield township resident 5S. d. Quam were heard but no changes were ordered, with adjournment to the regular meeting. The note remarks it is a season favorable to tilers and tile manufacturers.
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Board of Supervisors
D. Quam
Fairfield Township
Emmetsburg Area This Week Elates Growth and Life
Michael Maher builds a new residence on his farm northwest of town J B Martin says eleven new houses will rise in town this summer Frank Henry returns home from Grinnell after finishing his class year early George B McCarty plants over 3000 fruit and forest trees on his Emmetsburg area farm Stephen Murphy lands the street sprinkling contract for Emmetsburg William Ensling to construct a barn in Fairfield township GC VanGorden notes Harry Fletcher VanGorden arrives in Pearis Iowa Drake law graduates elect Dan Kelly president Lutherans plan new Independence township church Melvin Fisk adds to his Curtaw hotel Mrs Bert Roberts visits Emmetsburg friends Charles Paton son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Paton Graettinger choked to death from a bean lodging in windpipe New girl reported at L O Gustand home Dr Sossaman leaves for Clarion Frank Dealy visits from his Maine kin James Dargan two barns and two corn cribs blown down in wind storm Harry McCollough dies in Emmetsburg B Bradley Jr and Miss Mary McEvoy at Assumption church Archie Bryce and Miss English wed at Hastings Ontario Peyton Anglom of Ayrshire dissolves partnership Carl Hansen builds four new homes at Graettinger Rev H M Casa delivers Memorial address
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J. B. Martin
Frank Henry
Grinnell
George B. McCarty
Emmetsburg
Stephen Murphy
William Ensling
Fairfield
GC. R. VanGorden
Harry Fletcher VanGorden
Pearis
Iowa
Drake University
Dan Kelly
Lutheran People of Independence
Bulldog
Melvin Fisk
Curtaw
Bert Roberts
Jacksonville
Minnesota
Charles
Ernest Paton
Graettinger
L. O. Gustand
Sossaman
Clarion
Archie Bryce
Miss English
Hastings
Ontario
Peyton & Anglom of
Ayrshire
Carl Hansen
H. M. Casa
Ayrshire Boosters Visit Emmetsburg On County Road Pitch
A large group of Ayrshire business men and citizens met Emmetsburg supervisors Wednesday to discuss the county road proposition. They arrived by auto with a local band, presenting a creditable appearance and treating residents to favorite musical selections. The Ayrshire boosters promised to return.
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Ayrshire
Emmetsburg
Auto Drivers Must Be Fifteen Under State Law
A state law now prohibits anyone under 15 from operating a fan auto, described as a wise precaution. An old settler, Mr. Michael Bonnstatter Sr., died at his home on Paul Bonnstetter’s estate Monday at 10 a.m. at age 87 years minus one month.
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West Band
Michael Bonnstatter Sr
Paul Bonnstetter
Journal
Young Ludowitz Defends His Honor in Bancroft
The Algona Courier reports that Kir Ludowitz’s son, formerly of our town, confronted a man who attempted to abduct his sweetheart. The youth is praised for his pluck, deemed worth defending under such provocation.
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Adams Express Company
Spencer
Sherburn
Algona Courier
Kir
Ludowitz
Bancroft
Himas
Encampment at Storm Lake for Fifty-Sixth I N G
Storm Lake will host the Fifty-Sixth Regiment I N G encampment this summer with dates through August 13. General Logan and Major Philpott chose the site on Wednesday, locating the camp on the east end of the lake. Emmetsburg boys will travel to Storm Lake via Spencer.
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Storm Lake
Fifty-Sixth
Logan
Philpott
Emmetsburg
Spencer
Neighbors Seek Support for Professional Baseball Team
Storm Lake businessmen plan to spend 70 dollars monthly in summer to back a professional baseball team. The Democrat will publish their views in fall communications. Judge Bailie may donate for his longtime friends in the locality.
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Storm Lake
Democrat
Ssilie
Hatching Pheasants for State Game Farm Network
State Game Warden Hinshaw received about 200 pheasant eggs last week to be incubated and hatched for the nucleus of pheasant pens at the Orleans state game farm. Few birds are currently at Orleans as hatchery grounds are being prepared. Des Moines state fair grounds game farm already houses over 1,200 pheasants and partridges in care.
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Hinshaw
Orleans
Des Moines
Spirit Lake Herald
The Democrat Serenaded by a Northern Iowa Band
H Huskamp of Fenton and four fellow musicians of a martial band entertained the Democrat during Memorial exercises. They played Sherman Marching Through Georgia Yankee Doodle and other stirring tunes. The band includes D Thompson Terris A J Phillipa Pocahontas and James and Frank Kelly Cylinder. The Milwaukee agent Frank Kelly is well known locally. The group is noted as fine musicians and invites a future return.
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H. J. “Huskip
Fenton
Sherman
Georgia
Iowa
Mr. Huskamp
D. Thompson
Terris
A. J. Phillipa
Pocahontas
James
Frank Kelly
Cylinder
Jgentleman
Milwaukee
Messsra
Messsra. Kally
Messars Phillips
Thompson
Mr. Hoskamp
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