Fourth of July Celebration at Algona Fair
Fourth of July celebration at Kossuth fairgrounds promises elaborate and costly displays. Julius King and PL Zerfuss plan a full afternoon program with evening repeats and a fireworks show to outshine recent years. Big aerial acts, the Four Hays Bros, a military concert, vaudeville routines, and a Floral Hall dance floor headline a day marked as northern Iowa’s premier four day event.
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Julius King
PL PL Zerfuss
Philadelphia
Dirs Auto
Hays Bros
Ie Brothers
Algona Military
van Heville
Floral Hall
Kossuth Fairgrounds
North
Cening
Town association aims to uphold reputation with nonstop thrills
Town officials pledge constant excitement during the afternoon as crowd pleasing events unfold. The expense account will be high, yet funds are deemed to deliver top entertainment value through sales and sensational attractions for the big crowd.
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Tral Town
Imi
Albades
Yalta Family Reports Rain At Emmetsburg
Mr and Mrs D Johnson and their three daughters from Yalta neighborhood were in Emmetsburg Monday to settle for the Democrat and order its continuation. Johnson notes that later in the evening heavy rain did not reach their neighborhood. Little moisture has fallen in recent months. in some places corn remains below ground and the past ten days appear musty locally. We hope the next shower reaches them.
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D. Johnson
Yalta
Democrat
Johnson
Officials report on Kansas delegates’ conduct at dig gathering
Dr Kulp, Charles Dubige and BP TL Doulon returned from Kansas Thursday afternoon after two days at the dig gathering. They allege Pennsylvania and New Jersey delegates were rude to agricultural state representatives. They hint that Donloy is a Democrat and that Kulp and Dubige may be slow to back the ticket crafted by Boss Vare and Mellon.
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Kulp
Charles Dubige
TL Doulon
Kansas
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Donloy
Duhigs
Tor J Wester
Vare and
Mellon
Injured by Passing Auto Near Roberts Home
A son of Mr and Mrs Wm Roberts was struck by a passing car while playing near his home. The boy Trig hopes his injuries are not serious. Mrs H Wilson visiting local relatives returned to Mason City Thursday evening.
Luther League Meet Successfull in Lost Island Township
The Luther League district convention held in Lost Island township from Friday evening to Sunday drew large attendance. Delegates came from Emmetsburg and towns like Meuten Armstrong Estherville Wallingford Gradinger Stuthven. Speakers included Professor Hassenlik of St. Olaf and Professor Helgen of Waldorf. A chorus of ten voices inspired the sessions. The event concluded with meals at parish houses and a visit to Lost Island State Park. Miss Florence Berwin will represent Emmetsburg. Rev. M. C. Thompson will attend the Sioux City convention opening tomorrow.
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M.C. Thompson
Lutheran League
Lost Island Township
Palo Alto
Winnebago County
Emimetspur
Meuten
Armstrong
Estherville
Wallingford
Gradinger
Stuthven
Hassenilik
St. Olaf College
Sioux City
Iowa
Florence Ber- Win
Emmetsburg
M. C. Thompson
The Home Towners at New York Theatre
A lively review of Geo. M. Cohan’s The Home Towners describes it as fast paced and humorous. The cast includes Mrs Sweet as the Wife and features Cohan’s signature upbeat, American-themed humor with lively characters drawn from South Kert and New York.
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Geo. Cohan
Mrs. Sweet
Ayrshire Social News Unreadable Fragments Mention Visitors
Miss Bernadine Martin and Nell Anglum visit Ayrshire while Emmetsburg callers include Misses Mary Noonan and Floral Pheip. Many locals host guests from Emmetsburg Graettinger Spencer and Webster City as Rev E A Dunn returns from Sioux City retreat.
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Ayrslie
Bernadine Martin
Nell Anglum
M. Hall
J. W. Jones
Mildred
Emmetsburg
Mary Noonan
Floral Pheip
Emmetsborg
Clarence Conlon
Baby
Mallard
A. Conlon
Rey
Cox
Danbury
F. Cox
Geo. Phelps
Spencer Vistors
John Fagan
West Bend
A. E. Mann
Spencer
John Anglum
A. Garretta
Graetlinger
FL Gar- Telts Home Sunday. Rev. E. A. Dunn Returned Home From Sioux City
P.O. Nelson
Muriel Faye
Rochinster
Minnesota
Helen Iyes
X Falls
E Vinktor
Nuily
Burnetsburg
Siehen
Moines
Washington
Kana
Flulleyey
Wisconsin Exanation Hopeful Faces Kenosha Return
Joe Had, finishing the Iowa City state bar exam, returns home to Wisconsin with plans to join Rubin, Zibel & Rouilier in Milwaukee or practice at Kenosha. He notes Mirqile University graduation totals, with 636 graduates that spring and 126 dentists among 5000 attendees, praising his own industry and integrity as a promising young man begins his career.
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Joe Had
Iowa City
Newise
Wisconsin
Kenoghig
Rubin, Zibel & Rouilier
Milwaukee
Mirqile University
Tiny Yong Man
Joe
Applesauce Hilarious Comedy Hits Chicago Run
The Sweet Players present Applesauce by Barry Conners author of The Patsy and Mad Honeymoon. The play ran nearly a year in Chicago after a long New York engagement. A lively home life comedy, packed with church mall laughs from the start.
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Sweet Players
Barry Conners
Chicago
New York
Lady stenotype instructor to study in Chicago
The Globe Gazette notes a Hamilton college teacher from Mason City will travel to Chicago soon for instruction in stenotype use. Stenotypes, once common in business colleges 15 to 18 years ago, proved useful for rapid dictation. The Democrat office used one for nearly a year, though offices disliked their lengthy manuscripts. The machine resembled a shorthand typewriter.
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Globe Gazette
Hamilton College
Mason City
Chicago
Democrat
Tollefsons to Fargo then to Toratay Saskatchewan
Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Tollefson drove from Mason City to Emmetsburg and visited Mrs. Gylling. They head to Sioux Falls for a Lutheran convention before leaving for Toratay Saskatchewan where he will begin a charge on July 1. His farewell sermon was in Mason City. Local friends wish him success. Also noted are visits by Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sullivan from Graettinger, Ruthven relatives' visit cited by Worthington Times, and Albert Steil of Mallard visiting Emmetsburg.
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R. A. Tollefson
Emmetsburg
Mason City
J. J. Sullivan
Graettinger
Worthington
Minnesota
Mary Rowe
Etta
Ruthven
Albert Steil
Mallard
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