Shallenberger Chronic Disease Specialist in Chicago Ill
Dr J F Shall enberger a renowned avialist treats chronic diseases with a large practice and hospital experience. He offers eye ear nose throat lung liver stomach kidneys and bladder care plus women’s diseases and early stage consumption. Sensation and examination free and confidential letters to DR J F SHALLENBERGER Oakwood Bird Chicago Ill.
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Shallenberger
Shailenberzer
J. FE. Shallenberger
Oakwood Bird
Chicago,ll
Near By News Hard Month on Bridges
Thirty two culverts and bridges mostly in the northern half of Dickin son county have been washed out or made impassable by heavy rains. Spirit Lake Beacon reports.
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Stallenberzer
Tle
Dickinson County
Spirit Lake Beacon
Wind Storm Damage and Local Notices Across Counties
Reports from last week wind storm describe the Joe Edge farm roof loss and scattered wind damage to windmills. Local incidents include a safe entry at Farmers' elevator and a Greek laborer drowned near Spencer. Community visits, athletics honors, and pension approvals are also noted across several towns.
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Joe Edge
Wmn. Morgan
Gazette
Iowa National Guard unit formed in city and other local actions
News items recount the muster of Company K of the Fourth Iowa National Guards with 46 members, to grow to 60, and list commissioning officers. Also noted are bank receiver appointments, school superintendents and staff changes, a plan for a new Whittemore school, a Algona mill project, Fourth of July oration, post office move, a church choir concert, and various local business and community notes with multiple named people and places across Emmet and nearby counties.
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Iowa National Guards
Colonal GC
Foster
Servis
Sioux City
P. O. Ressell
A. H. Keller
M. Henry
Brown
Omaha
Alien
First National Bank of
Estherville
American
Jvestment Company
Rummel
Emmatesburg
D. Lb. Daily
Frank Henry
Case
Kelly
Lil Patton
Retsloff
White
Black
McCone
Donovan
First National Bank
Bay Choir of
Grace Church
Cedar Rapids
M. E
Whittemore
Swanson
George C. Call
Algona
W. J. Johnson
Renwick
Earl Bropson
Spencer
Johnson
Lilly Starke
Algona Normal Schoo
Leo Nugent Wins National Reputation In Athletics
Leo Nugent has earned a national reputation as an athlete by winning firsts and seconds in broad jump at several state contests. Last Saturday he took second in the inter scholastic meet in Chicago and returned with a beautiful silver cup, bringing distinction to Algona. May his prowess grow in athletics and all good endeavors.
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Lee Nugent
A. H
Boone Valley
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Chicago
Webler Bros
Kansas
Algona
Leo Nugent
Leo
Algona Courier
Value of the King Road Drag
Regular road users praise the King road drag for keeping highways firm after rain. Despite heavy June rains, roads stayed in usable condition. the writer urges continued regular use of the drag to prevent soft surfaces.
Farewell Party For Miss Ruth McGuire
Wednesday evening a group of local young ladies gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs T B Walsh to honor Miss Ruth McGuire who departed last week for Slayton Minnesota. Miss McGuire has studied at St Marys Academy here for years and left behind many warm friends who regret her move.
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Panamia
Ringsted
Matias Petersen
Panama
A. Ries
Algora
Murtagh
Algona
Donovan
Black
Light
Lost Island
Jake
George B. McCarty
P. F. Farrelly
Sheldon
St. Mary's Academy
H. B. Flom
Europe
Norway
Powers
Henriette Keily
Rock Rapids
Tyreadgold
Morrison
Ilinois
Spencer
Rowmtorl Will
Ohio
McCarty
Emmet County
T. B. Walsh
Ruth McGuire
Slayton
Minnesota
Miss McGuire
St. Marys Academy
Knights of Pythias gathering at Arnolds Park convention
A large K P convention is planned at Arnolds Park on Monday and Tuesday January 29 and 30. Knights from surrounding lodges are expected to attend including Emmetsburg. The event will feature adsays and meals by the lake.
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Kossuth
I. O. Florence
Kossuth County
Terris Tribuns
E. P. Movey
Ottawa
Canada
Montreal
Portland
Maine
A. O. Hl
W. J. O'Brien
M. Joynt
J. d. Deneen
P. F H. Hand
M. F. Kerwick
M.D. Kane
Charles Flynn
K. P
Armmolds Park
D ‘Yuesday
Inna
Emmetsburg
Adsay's
Laken
Dr Rice spoke to farmers on bog cholera care
Dr G D Rice of Ames addressed a large audience of farmers on Monday evening in West Bend. His discourse covered preventive measures and care for bog cholera, and the farmers showed strong interest in the topic.
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G. D. Rice
Father of Psychology Hartley Theory and Legacy
Milwaukee Sentinel recounts Dr David Hartleys contribution as the father of psychology born 1705 and his 1749 Observations on a Man His Duty and His Expectations. The piece notes his law of association and transfer linking sensations to ideas, mind and emotion through brain and nerves as the instrument of sensation and motion.
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David Hartley
Davie Hartley
Hartley
Milwaukee Sentinel
Wise Little Sal’s Weekly Shop Sends Lesson Across Days
A whimsical verse traces Wise Little Sal or Misa Salome Grundy moving through a week from consideration to purchase then regret and resolve. The playful cadence mirrors a shopper’s evolving mindset, ending with a vow to improve and shop early.
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Sal
Misa Salome Grundy
Spokane
A Display of Confidence in Mexican Frontier Travel
Edward Griggs civil engineer and his companion ride through Mexican mountains to locate a railroad. Bandits attack as Griggs hands over valuables to a Mexican chief Jose and his men. The travelers are sheltered overnight and proceed with an escort the next day.
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Alexles
Wilson
Mexico
Edward Griggs
Griggs
Raiman
Rodman
Higes
Aittle
Jose
José
Jodmian
Senor
Mie
Sonor
Ty Lany
Hetu
Nes
Origin of a noted phrase from Roosevelt biography
The excerpt recounts a ferocious political scene with two rival reformers in New York Democratic circles. One character, later seen as severe, favored any colleague's bill and dismissed constitutional objections as trifles. He quipped that the constitution does not touch small matters and that he would not let it stand between friends, a line Roosevelt cited in Bryce's American Commonwealth.
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Ghievus
New York City
Te Las
Mr. Bryce
Theodore Roosevelt
Test For More Man. Parent-Agatha Dialogue Warms Courtroom
A dialogue exchange shows Agatha and her parent debating Mr Simplisi. The parent labels him a weak man and praises his meek resignation as evidence of suitable husband material. The scene centers on family judgment and expectations for a spouse.
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Agatha
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