Ayrshire Pioneer J J McNally Dead at Home
Obituary notes J J McNally a veteran of Ayrshire and a longtime leader in the Republican party dies at his son Richang's home after a lingering illness. He was 84 and left a record as a devoted citizen and family man. Services held at the Catholic Church in Ruyter. He fostered civic duty and local public service. His sons and daughters inherit the sympathy of Emmetsburg and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johr J McNaly
Silver Lake Cownskin
Sox Richang
Che
Ruyter Saith
Trebo
Mates
James Dernas
Rane
Maru
der Mo
McNat
Aggosx Sf
Richard
Web
Mr. McNally
Pele
Axa
Rome
Earl
Republican Party
Wes
McNally
Emmetsburg
Unclear claims on ages and city figures in Sanborn data
A fragmented report notes that Sanborn records include fourteen citizens over eighty years old with ages listed as 91 seven? 86 and others unclear while Emmetsburg shows several residents over thirty. The readable items suggest population age notes but many digits are corrupted.
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Sanborn
Emmetsburg
Joynt family mournsloss and local court action described
A long obituary notes Mrs. Joynt of Exmetsburg aged young, mourned by husband Mr. Joynt, two sons Carl and Leroy, two daughters Lucile and Regina, and four sisters. describes her virtues and maternal influence. Also reported are an ongoing trial of Firer National Bank directors in district court, and Al Falkenheiner named governor of the Iowa Rotary Jane, with details on Webster County store burglary at Palm Grove and related losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Flewer
Joseph Swis
Harold and Press
John Merschane Mast
Margaret Fehihaner
Joynt
Andrew
Martin Algons
Fred Jensen
Pocahontas
Edward Burres
Aurora
Ilinois
Mire
Peter Malitor
Chil Airs
Exmetsbars Ior
Providence
National Bank of Hawarden
Exmetsburg National Bank
al Falkenheiner
Algona
Iowa
Rotary Jane
Fort Dodge
Emmetsbore
Winter Seining Pays The Workers At Lakeside
The report details winter seining efforts over five months with 15001 pounds of fish from 30M Ash and 200 dollars value. Workers Brovhera and others faced hardship yet completed catches including buffalo, carp, huffsio, and gar. The state earned 8958.12 dollars from its share while incentives and permits shaped the effort. The piece notes near 150 permits issued, and Storm Lake yielded 250000 pounds, boosting state revenue by 2509. The article also mentions a banquet invitation from Dr. F B McTigue of Emmetsburg Community Club which the writer could not attend.
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Okobedis
Nolssau
Spirit Lake
West Okobosi
Sha Jal
Storm Lake
Palo Alto
Dickinson
Buena Vista
F. B. McTigue
Emmetsburg
Aptshire Chronicle
Bonnie Murray Moves From Winner To Greenwich Village Follies
Fort Dodge Messenger notes Bonnie Murray of Sioux City rose from a beauty contest winner to the Greenwich Village Follies in New York. She spent last winter in New York working in films with Glenn Hunter and Clara Kimball Young, and hopes to return to movies after the Follies season ends. In a letter to home she says she wants friends to know she is striving to repay the start given her.
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Bonnie Murray
Greenwich Village
Community Club Dinner Draws Visitors for Citizenship Address
A large group from Spencer Ruthven Graettinger Curlew attended Emmetsburg Community Club dinner and Mason City musical treat. Attendees included Vincent Kelly Mr Pani 300 Mr Jansen Fred Spies BL White RB A Bucknell Earl Tangney Mr Perry and others from Spencer Curlew Ruthven plus John Anderson Harry Thatcher Irving Foy John Bers. Harry Piffner served as maestro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Ruthven
Graettinger
Curlew
Emmetsburg
Mason City
Judge Deland
Vincent Kelly
Pani- 300
Mr. Jansen
Fred Spies
Graeitinger
BL. C. White
RB. A. Bucknell
Earl Tangney
Mr. Perry
Drom
Sage and Sulphur Hair Restorer Promoted Nationwide
The ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home hair dye that restores natural color and luster to faded, streaked, or gray hair. It claims easy use with a sponge or brush, gradual darkening after one to two applications, and an even, natural look without visible damage.
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Wyeth
Psa
Busy crews advance light line extension to Spirit Lakes
The article notes twelve workers at a large building project from the light plant to the western Inuits of Emmetsbure. Plans call for extending the high line to Spencer and then to Spirit Lakes, with a feeder line from Emmetsbure to Cylinder. Work began earlier than anticipated last fall.
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Emmetsbure
Spencer
Spirit Lakes
Emmintsbure
Cylinder
Death of Mrs John Griffen at Curlew
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. John Griffen of Curlew aged about six decades. She lived 35 years in the locality and is survived by three sons Janos, Martin, and Francis, two daughters Mrs Marty McDonald and Mrs Thomas Murray. Burial to be in Mallard family lot. services likely at Mallard Catholic church. The writer extols her Christian character and sympathy is extended to the family. Also reports on various judicial and business notices in the region including Bank of Denison matters and local census updates.
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Curlew
Grit
John Griffen
Griffen
Jano
Sioux Falls
Martin
Montana
Francis
Marty McDonald
Graettinger
Thomas Murray
Mallard
Griffin
Mrs Crane Loses $15,000 Damage Case At Trial
Mrs Sarah A Crane of Dickens failed to win any damages against C M and St P and IM and St L companies in a $15,000 damage suit. Attorney E A Morling represented the plaintiff. The trial followed the death of Mrs Crane’s husband in a Milwaukee track crossing accident on October 19, 1928, near Dickens. The verdict held the defendants not liable, despite claims of obstructed views by sidetrack cars and delayed evidence gathering. The article also notes prior accidents at the crossing and reports on Leroy Fox and his wife’s arrest in Omaha for obtaining money by false pretenses, with a previous local arrest in Algona.
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E. A. Morling
Spen‘ter
Sarah A. Crane
Dickens
Merling
Ruthven
Amt
Crane
Ross Melius
Jones
Melius
Leroy Fox
Arcadian
Algona
Omaha
Foreman & Clark Clothing Co
DesMoines
Fox
Spirit Lake Jail Term for Theft Plea
Spirit Lake Wednesday report says a man from west of Milford pled guilty to stealing red property and received a six month jail term with $100 fine and good behavior chance before Judge Coyle at Spencer. He was granted conditional release on fine payments after the hearing.
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Spirit Lake
Juli
Imonths
Norman
Milford Cowts
Ruspend
Salyards
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Ayrshire
Silver Lake Township
Ims
Mere Kaver
Ver
Mw Carmel
Dubugiec
M Mary Kuper
Mary Mayestet
Agnes
The
Mrs. M. Joynt
Yeremen
Webster County
H. Bloomquist
Palm Grove
Freeman’s
Mrs
Joan Griffen
County
Denison Bank
Council Bluffs
George Scott
Sioux City
Council
W. E Knutson
Bank of Denison
Knutson
C. L. Vass
Crawford County Telephone
C. F. Kueble
B.A. Howard
Scott
Chris Wasmussen
Renwick
the Times
Humboldt
Hartley
Herman Moellét
Sentinel
W. Clark
Blooming Prairie
Minnesota
South Broadway
Herman Marks
Emmetsburg National‘ Bank
Kerwick Hardware
Milwaukee
T. Y. Larson
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Kraft - Beebe CO
Othaub
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