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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
4
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sullivan of Graettinger. The family now has two boys and two girls. Greetings from the Pemon Democrat salute Sullivan on the new arrival and forthcoming celebration in Rusnersburg.
Charles J Grace eldest son of May and Mes Grace and Mabel Katherine Arning of Sioux Falls united in marriage on Wednesday at Cathedral, with immediate family attending and a wedding trip planned. Grace family pioneers of the area reside near Sioux Falls. bride known for mercantile work and community regard. The Democrat extends best wishes for their health and happiness.
Courtesy of Miss Lenore Dunigan formerly of this place now associate editor of Ure Palmer's Wife of St Paul we received a neatly printed tealeader titled Do You Want Your Daughter To Marry a Partner The publication offers prizes totaling 50 for the sixty eight best letters with 3200 for the top letter and 50 for the board best Excerpts reveal 4 percent 7000 of writers favor the affirmative Many reasons pro and con are noted but not all published We thank Miss Lunigan for sending the booklet and readers will wonder whether she prefers farm life or a good newspaper job in town
Miss Myrthe Martin, released on bond after a theft arrest in Minneapolis, wed Leonard Bean in Port Dodge. Bean and Martins uncle posted bonds of 1560 dollars each. Van Alstine did not appear at the hearing, and the couple was discharged.
Mrs J Shadbolt returns home from the lakes and Joss Crook of Rodman is in town. Several locals, including Mr and Mrs CG Bennett, Miss Anni Kelsh, and Mrs Timothy Sullivan, visit relatives or spend days with friends. Farmers ship 10,000 pounds of wheat to Chicago. Multiple residents travel to Des Moines Hubbard Spencer Mason City and other places. Neighbors plan visits to Neva Springs Rocheste Mayo Clinic and festive Estherville events with car trips and family stops.
Spend the Foerthallows Park day enjoying sixty acres of cool wooded picnic grounds. See tree attractions and avoid the heat with the agency’s forest city features. Highlights include daylight fireworks and S20 clothing events. Park is located one mile west of Armeverg at Teive, northeast of Fairment.
A July 3 and 4 dry goods sale and commemorations mark Gettysburg celebrations with an expected crowd of around 200,000. Mark Irvine of Gettysburg, Pa, announces events to reenact the 1863 battle with modern warfare methods, and V. Le O'Conner resigns from Grastinger Farmers Elevator to join Henry Bang Grain Co in Fairmont Minnesota.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the guide explains how heavy thunderstorms in Nevada and Utah disrupt road construction. It details drainage design to protect roads, including wide embankments, diversion ditches, and concrete dips to channel floodwaters and prevent road destruction.
Geneva Federation of Women's Clubs endorses a broad road improvement program at a Salt Lake gathering. Delegates cite the need to widen highways, reduce travel wear, and boost regional commerce.
A fragmented quotation urges a rational federal highway policy to conserve funds and connect the nation’s roads. It emphasizes the influence of highways on country life, economy, and education, calling for concentration of federal money to build an integrated system at the earliest feasible cost.
The Department of Agriculture report analyzes how tire condition and type affect road wear and axle stress. It notes that worn rubber tires and high speed increase impact, while steel tires offer advantages in reducing forces, with impact potentially seven times the load on a rear wheel under heavy truck stress.
Costs of various pavements on 47 acres of a test road in Philadelphia were published by the Bureau of Highways. Data from 26 sections show bituminous macadam penetration at 1.7738 dollars per sq yd, bituminous mixed method macadam at 2.0770, concrete base with bituminous top at 3.6008, and vitrified brick at 3.5100 as of January 1 1920.
In Wisconsin 25 000 men are employed in constructing 2 percent miles of concrete highway 600 bridges 8 000 culverts 1 000 miles of gravel road grading 2 200 miles of north road and patrol militeasgee of 600 witex of smite system Fort Read Lagislation File Be geok reeds seciation the United States was seaded In Vir glole BY the Wuse of burgemes feo re
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