Geyser drama at Yellowstone named Cack Geyser spectacle
A colorful account describes Yellowstone's Cack Geyser erupting in the park's valleys with steam jets, boiling water, and dramatic sprays reaching tens of feet. It notes the geyser draw, comparisons to Old Faithful and Daly, and the park's evolving attractions. Also mentioned are local community notices about meetings, weddings, and social events in Mallard and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Natal
Yellowstone
Annal
Dsikxy
Gerser
Solas
Old Faithful
Daly
Evercome
Fenton Picnic Revels With Treasure Trail Fun
Fenton Womans Clan held their annual picnic at the Methodist church lawn on Friday afternoon with fifteen members. The Treasure Trail guided them to a box of all-dress suckers and a sequence of clues leading to a mystery chorus and a historical homage performance. Committee chair Gorrell Oli Mes Mei sin Mansiger led the event, with officers and out of town guests joining in the afternoon of games, songs, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton Womans
Ihrse
Methodist Church
Charse
Kayine
Ems
Jahn
Gorrol Oli Mes Meisin Mansiger
Ud Avnlomas
Mra
A. G. Smith
Zaese ‘Sno Gil
Hiserical Reckergood
Curlew Community Notes Show Reunions and Visits
Curlew residents report May and June family gatherings at the Gustafson and Werd homes for Fathers Day. Attendees include the Alvin Seagren and Wallace House families, Miss Grace Chamberlin and Grace Stoltz, Mrs. Vere Scott as hostess, and relatives from South Dakota, Minnesota, and Emmetsburg. Local moves include Grace Stoltz’s Des Moines to New York trip for Columbia University summer session. farm road graveling from Highwey 17 to Curlew. and Mary Graff’s medical student son Martin in New York City. A church service featured Mrs. Morling delivering the morning message while Rev. Schapes toured the southwest.
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Curlew
Wm. Fiesner
Mary
Jeen Tjilmelsn
Isitine
Henori Brumm
Rolland
Ishene Ivan
Mirs
Sem Groff
Gortonville
Minn
Mest
Albert Lea
Grace
Joan
Jos. Chamberlin
West Bend
Grace Stoltz
Des Moines
New York City
Columbia U
Louise Ind
Carl Fund
San Francisco
Cal
Highwey
Martin Graff
Company 3& Friends
New York
Berm
Jane
Emmetsburg
Strack
Jams Thompson
Johnson
Federal Grand Jury
Fort Dodge
Charles Gustafson
Paul Clausen
Fort Riley
Hans
F. N. Clausen
B.S
Oral Headrick
A Allen
Peter
Clifford Ward
Vern Whitmer
Boone
Whitmer
James Prochoska
Baily
Biallard
OG. BH. Bewerd
August
Notes From a Travelers Notebook by Rev Schaper
June 1941 diary covers long road trip from Sioux City through Kansas City Fort Scott Claremore Will Rogers Memorial Amarillo and Albuquerque to New Mexico. Describes weather roads, Will Rogers statue, oil and prairie farming, and Army air base in Albuquerque with bombers and a large airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Schaper
Cotten
M. E. Church
Jurdar
Sioux City
Iowa
Erarsas
Oklahoma Line
Claremore
Ola
Will Rogers
Will
Clinton
Okla
Bor
Albuquerque
Army Air Base
G. S
Sandia Mountain
Senta Fe
Chici
el Capiten
Battle Chicken Lice and Mites Now Suggested
A J G Maw of Iowa State College poultry specialist urges eradication of chicken lice and mites. Night roosting birds allow nicotine sulfate to penetrate feathers. heavy infestations require repeating treatment about seven weeks later.
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Towa State College
Fragmented OCR note on attacks and weather terms
A garbled OCR fragment mentions spraying and attacks on fowls, with unclear references to Dalliat and IGM. The text is largely illegible and lacks coherent dates, entities, or a clear event to summarize reliably.
Shoulder to the Wheel for American Defense
A call to arms for national defense urges every American to commit to mobilization. It argues Europe slept while the United States must awaken, plan clearly, and unite labor management and farming to supply defense needs. The piece emphasizes sacrifices, prompt action, and confidence in American industry and institutions to meet the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Janor
Zocura
Emmetsburg Residents and Visitors in Town News
Local notes list Mr and Mrs Joly Clampitt and Oey Daigilers in town. Fred Kerber sold 320 pound hogs to Decker Packing, and light weight hogs. Mr and Mrs Louis Reimers and daughter Lorraine of Milwaukee visited, others stayed with relatives. Des Moines traveler John McElroy hosted by parents. Ted Gilbaugh from Graettinger and Mrs Bark Sands returned from a motor trip east. Various locals attended gatherings, relatives hosted, and commitments announced for summer plans and military posting. Public notices include Iowa Commerce Commission hearing for a transmission line franchise near Palo Alto County with July 15, 1941 hearing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kerber
Kerber Mil Ming Company
Ue Decker Packing
Louis Reimers
Lorraine
Miwaukee
Wis
Mr. Reimers
Otto Meng
Penton
John McElroy
Des Moines
K. J. McElroy
McElroy Sr
Ted Gilbaugh
Graettinger
Bark Sands
John J. Jensvold
Sherm Clark
Emmetsburg
J. A. Winders
James Ausland
Susan of
Curlew
A. R. Lippard
Paris
Tenn
Towa State Commerce Commission
Iowa
Iewa State Commerce Commission
Official Notice on Franchise Petition for Electric Pole Franchise
Official notice to Palo Alto County residents that a petition has been filed with the Iowa State Commerce Commission seeking a franchise to erect poles wires towers and other fixtures to supply electricity for lighting power and heating. The filing invites public response and outlines the process and authorities involved in granting the franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State] Commerce Commission
Palo Alto County
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Haxaeftea Legion
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Hisorian
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Hans Bsaso
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Henry Schuller
Martin Jesup
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Utah
Miss Schuler
AG. Jesup
Omsha
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J.J. Martin & Son Funeral Home
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Fenton
Nan Fenton
Bers
Walter Leek
Janet MecPak
Otel Seem
Geereth Gerhart
Bieter
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Washington, D. C
Lester Weisrod
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J. C
Secon
Texas Panhandle
Fider
Dinmer
Amarillo
New Mexico
Tocumcati
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Sandia Mt. Range
Rio Grande Valley
Kyes
Winrow Baling
Winrow Balers
Joly Clampitt
ALJ
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Whel Stedman
James Weir
Pat Weir
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Elsie Payne
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N. J
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John Ryan
Ralph Soeth
C. B. Christiansen
Lioyd Creery
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Mr. Sherlock
Dan Sher
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Charles Stedan
Stednan
St. Staseply's Hospital
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Furette
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Henry Hughes
Minneapolis
Iowa State Commerce _Commission
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Geo. L. McCaughan
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Emmetsburg Ice Co
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