Local Items Spark Emmetsburg News Roundup
Estherville residents attend summer activities while Emmetsburg hosts program notes. Fragments mention Miss Bertha Mawes, George Costello visiting, Ruthven interests, and a Kossuth County cattle breeders sale. Geo. Sweet Show returns to nearby towns with strong crowd reception and reviews.
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Deintis Melgup
Wis
Katherine Crowley
West Bend
George Costello
Lohr
Ville
Emimetsburg
Bertha Mawes
Penton
Algona Chautauana
Chigage
Vaniarssen
Ruthven
Place
Nloistion
Tesas
Estherville High School
Chic
Vindicator
George Williams
Solon
Airs
J. B. Williams
H. Stedman
YL Carnes
Veming
New Mexico
M. J. Crowley
Cleo Quinn
Ringsted
Init Iuday
Cedar Walls
Yeucherst
Callesu
Guibrand Jensvald
Mori
Mir Werivad
Hares
Syed Chaitfon
Dons G. Honawatel
Kossuth
Frivs
Algona
Ben Doerning
Millard
Estherville
Waller Growell
California
West Okhohos
Hatchery expansion boosts Iowa egg and chick demand
May Owen a hatchery expert notes several Iowa towns with chick capacity and hatchery facilities. He reports Jairmont Minnesota and Ames have large hatch capacities, with 40 000 chick capacity mentioned for Ames. He highlights White Leghorn layers, high incubator efficiency, and strong demand for eggs and chicks.
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Bort France
Jairmont
Minnesota
Ames
New Stampton
Masonity
Independence
Webster City
Indianola
France
Ababa Tatehary
Cy Thompson
United States
Harry Lianun
Freight increase at Mason City prompts transport rise
May freight volumes surge by 40 percent from a year earlier, with Milwaukee line traffic, notably brick and tile shipments from Mason City, more than doubling. Other rail routes show proportionate gains in freight business per RW Kellar.
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Mason City
Keishton
Milwaukee Unis Yeau
RW. Kellar
Mason Cuy
Des Moines Visitors Tour Algona for Northern Iowa Trade
One hundred business men from Des Moines visited Algona Monday evening and stayed overnight. They plan to seek northern Iowa patronage. Several locals and visitors were noted including Mrs. E. UL, Spencer Soper, Mintel Matthieson, Ara A. Chaim, and Frank Miles. Others from Ayrshire, Emmetsburg, and Matherville joined discussions of business interests and community ties as trips and meetings continued through the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Algona
WileyWike
E. UL
Spencer
John Waldron
Matherville
Waldron
Michael Conten
Pearl Fran. Kink
Hmnmetsburg
Otto Rabe
Som
Crystal Heeriday
L. P. Juhi
Rabe
Mary Maguire
Ayrshire
Snd
T Maguire
Si. Mary's Academy
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Phiy
Mickie
Geo. D. Sweat
Exhloit
Kimmersburg
Father Connolly
Barnetsburg
James Donovan
Finevy Goff
Sulliven
Fisk of
Curlew
Madeline Coonan
Spireit Lake
PB. E. Malfa
Emmetsburg
Daniel O'Brien
Cottington
Avla Robingon
Cliford Long
J.B. Flood
Adelbert Conlon
HY Slawkins
al Strand
A. J. Swanton
M. Wheever
Mex
Eaton
St. Vincent's Academy
Gana
Owe
Jantuetshurd
Wheers
Thelmar Southwiel
Hazel
Sioux City
Mora
Ingside College
Viola Cook
Humboldt
William Weir
W. H. Buck
Fatherville
Madison
South Dakota
Lese Dees Mora
Hagecorn & Son
May Owen
Hatcipery
G. V. Giffen
Ringsted Feight
Gene McMahon
James Way
Iowa City
Es Moines
Kellogg’s
Alto
W. KE. Kellogg
Firestone, Black Hawk and
Mason Fabrics
Firestone
Black Hawk
Realitie
Black Hawk and
Meson
Naerds
Fiveryone
Iowa
the Motor Inn
West Main St. Emmetsburg
Sam-Rozen