Local Notes and Visits Across Emmetsburg
Short items report Col Ed Smith and son visiting Ayrshire and Enmetaburg, Dr Neilson seeing his father, Miss Hazel Phillips and Edward ONeil’s wedding, Mr and Mrs Slater visiting from Des Moines, and many farmers and tradesmen traveling to Mason City, Dubuque, and nearby towns with decorations, sales, and shipments.
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Sweeney
Whittemore
Emmesburg
Dr. Neilson
Ayrshire
Q. Nelson
W. J. Branugan
Leo Uorley
Spencer
Francis Jackman
Walnut Township
Edward O'Neil
Gradlinger
Hazel Phillips
Immetsburg
Estherville
Martha Atkinson
Sheffield
Alice Atkinson
Lost Nation
Sue
C. Gusland
Cleo Hey
T City
James Slater
Des Moines
Slater
Thos, Slater
Joe Vaushlin
Chicago
Eimneteburg
J.T. Laughlin
Des Moines Daily Register 3
John N. Sully
Watson Shick
Humboldt
Lone Bor
Bort
Sage and Sulphur Compound to Darken Gray Hair
Advertises Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy at home hair darkening remedy. Claims gray hairs disappear after repeated applications yielding darker glossy hair and a younger appearance. Mentions preparation method and availability at drug stores with little cost.
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Wyeth
Wyath
Misaddressed Mail Costs Increase Government Losses
A historic message warns that twenty one billion letters go undelivered yearly due to bad addresses and missing return cards, with millions in cash checks and money orders lost. It urges proper addressing, return cards placed on envelopes, and plain writing to save government costs and improve mail delivery. Also includes a Scout camp notice listing packing tips and requirements for Lost Island Lake camp starting June 15.
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Willion
Sam
Soya
Lost Island Lake
Weeis
Melock
SeRor Titus Weeks
Seoul
Passenger Train Discontinued Harms Small Towns on Line
The Northwestern company faces removing a mixed train from Eagle Grove north to Pax Lake Minnesota due to insufficient patronage. The move would impact Lone Rock Menton and Ringsted, creating hardship for these towns dependent on rail service.
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Northwestern Company
Eagle Grove
Pax Lake
Minnesota
Lone Rock
Menton
Ringsted
CHAS PRINGLE BARN BURNED IN LAKE AREA FIRE
Charley Pringle lost his barn by fire Thursday afternoon at the lake. The one story structure measured about 20 by 60 feet and held hay fodder corn fodder and several horses. He had $100 insurance and valued the barn at $800, with all animals saved.
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Charley Pringle
Mr. Pringle
Strawberries Harvested Amid Frosts in Local Garden
Last Friday Mrs. Mary Callsep picked a number of strawberries in her watch in this city. They were ripe and well flavored. The yield promises to be fair despite several frosts that are visited locally.
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Mary Callsep
Mrs Maude Matty Re elected State Treasurer of CDA
Mrs Maude Dutt of Des Moines was reselected as state treasurer of the Catholic Daughters of America at the Dubuque convention held last week. A Rock Rapids woman was named president.
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Maude Dutt
Des Moises
Th Catholic Daughters of America
Dubuyne
Rock Rapids
Terril Man Wins Ames Prize in Poultry Show
Arnold Gouk of Terril Iowa won first prize in the claws of the white dozen eggs exhibited in the poultry record flock class at the Ames show. The contest was keen with Mr Cook holding a large White Leghorn flock and cooperating with Dickinson County Farm Bureau and the poultry department of Ames. He is a booster for the poultry business.
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Arnold Gouk
Terril
Iowa
Ames
Cook
Dickinson County
Farm Bureau
Poultry Department
Diekingen County
Woman Declares Final Say in Debt Dispute
An Estherville man advertised that he would not be responsible for his wife's debts. The following week the wife asserted she bore no responsibility for either her debts or his, claiming truth in the matter. She had the last word.
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Estherville
Sioux City Stockyards Rally Sparks Large Improvements
Improvements to over 100000 dollars have been commerced in the Sioux City stockyards. Sioux City has built up a thriving live stock market and plans to bundle promptly for the immense shipments to that place. Enclosures covering 14000 square feet will support the area’s prosperity and could influence broader development in Muttlewest town.
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Sioux City
Muttlewest Lown
Murder at Fort Dodge Hotel. Thomas ELF slain in Des Moines
Thomas ELF, a former night clerk at the Fort Dodge Hotel, was murdered in Des Moines a few days ago. Investigators have not yet arrested any suspects, with one or two parties under suspicion.
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Elf
Thomas
Alfalfa Crop Harvest Reels in Promising Yields
A local farmer, Mrs D Sheriacek, reports her alfalfa crop harvested ten days ago in the city garden. She notes the produce smoked exceptionally well and presumes two or three more crops may follow before fall, signaling strong yield potential for the season.
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Akow
Ruthven Sac City 4 Ruthver's New Salaried Team Triumphs
Ruthven and Sac City clashed at Micetrie Park Sunday with Ruthven earning a 2 run shutout victory. Durkee Hun led Ruthven while Mack Olsen and Heddinger and French starred for Sac City in a gritty game despite poor weather.
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Ruthver
Durkee
Hun
Tust
Sax City Glu
Micetrie Park
Ruthven
Heddinger
Ruthventant Mack All Olsen
Sac Cite
Fort Dodge Child Crushed In Street Accident
Seven year old Eleanor Herry of Fort Dodge suffered a fracture at the base of the skull after a passing auto struck her while she played in front of her home. Cars were parked on the street and the driver did not see her. The incident underscored danger of children at play on streets.
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Eleanor Herry
Fort Dodge
Memorial Day Wreaths Arranged by Local Patriotic Groups
Emmetsburg patriotic organizations call all members to meet at the K P hall Friday afternoon to make wreaths and bouquets for Memorial Day graves. Public urged to donate flowers to be left at the hall.
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Emmetsburg
K. FP
K.P. Hall
Cartoonist Ding Darling Recovers At Home After Hospital Stay
The Daily Register reports cartoonist Ding Darling, who was admitted to Mercy hospital on March 13 for peritonitis, is gradually recovering and has returned home recently.
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The
Daily Register
Mr. Darling
Mercy Hospital
Mrs Coyle of Humboldt Chosen State Federation Delegate
Mrs Coyle of Humboldt was selected as a delegate to the national convention at the State Federation of Women's Clubs meeting. Alternates named include Mrs Phillips of Livermore, Mrs Chamberlain of Spencer, and Mrs Vincent of Fort Dodge.
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State Federation of Women’s Clubs
C.C. Coyle
Humboldt
C. Phillips
Livermore
A. W. Chamberlain
Spencer
HS. Vincent
Fort Dodge
Ayrshires New Creamery Begs August Opening
Ayrshire's new creamery will start business around August 1. Contractor Mr Show will oversee construction, with a $2400 cooling machine, a curp, large vats and an engine already purchased. Total cost exceeds $5,000. A Hanson of Dickens will be the butter maker.
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Ayrshire
Show
A. Hanson
Dickens
Picnic at Electric Park for Miss Deneen’s pupils
Miss Kathleen Deneen, teacher at Tube Center School in Lost Island township, held a picnic for her pupils at Electric Park on Friday the closing day of her term. She was assisted by her sister Miss Helen and Miss Iloo Walkice.
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Picnie
Electric Park
Kathleen Deneen
Tube Center
Lost Island Township
Helen
Iloo Walkice
St Jacob's Oil Promises Fast Back Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts St. Jacob's Oil as a near instant remedy for backache and sciatica. It claims quick relief from soreness stiffness and pain with a soothing penetrating rub that won’t burn the skin. A small trial bottle is urged from local druggists.
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St. Jacob’s
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