19 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1913
Page
1
County residents travel to Estherville Emmetsburg and Wallingford. Visits from Graettinger include school events church news and arrivals. Carriers appointments and school construction noted alongside family travels and hospital updates. Father Carroll in Chicago gravely ill. Community ties show through dances trips and social calls.
Mrs C Ebert returned to Cilmar Saturday after visiting her uncle Joe Kleigs Sr of Fairville. Mr and Mrs Ole Cody were Emmittsburg visitors Monday. Lester Reid spent Sunday with his parents at West Bend. News reached here Monday of the arrival of a daughter at the home of
An old ad touts Allen's Cough BeKam as safe and effective with years of use. Claims no harmful ingredients and broad satisfaction, mentioning prices like 500 and 100 battles, and urging people to try it for tough colds or flu.
A varied local record notes a trip with fine weather, Laurens man Tom Burk installing a well for Chris Breckfer, pointers on busking from Jake Graff, and W H Wilcox trading a tote for an Overland auto. Florence and Mittle Graff study at West Bend academy, a Mallard marriage of Yom Hord and Mlle Sophia Schuler set for November 23, and the first publication of banns was read Sunday.
Governor Clarke says he cannot grasp the Oklahoma City judge Furman’s charge of contempt for law in the Ralph Owen matter. An Emmetsburg Iowa charge of obtaining money under false pretenses led to amended requisition papers sworn correctly before a magistrate. Governor Clark e notes the papers were approved by Oklahoma Governor Clure and were not illegal.
Twenty years back reports show John Peters starting a house and barn on newly purchased land from Blairgownia people, while E Lampman buys hardware at Edgar Nebraska. Several residents plan new buildings or suffer illnesses and injuries, including typhoid fever for John Steil’s condition and Charles Ropue’s broken ribs after a fall. The county total vote is 2303, with other items on business moves, farm sales, and household incidents.
The Grasttinger seat will host a large bridge project endorsed by the board of supervisors. John Brannemer buys near W.d. Brown for a new residence. James Morton to replace J. Hannegan as Burlington general passenger agent. C. Retsell elected Emmet county treasurer on November 7. Fred Woods opens a stage route Estherville to Arm. Governor Boies suffered a fire injury in Ruthven. Mrs. John Peyton of Ayrehira dies suddenly. Joe Mellen plans a new residence on his Rodman farm. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Pard Dewitt of Rodman. Ar. Burdick to add to his Rodman residence. Elwood Frys family returns to Clizois. John Montgomery from Morris moves to Graettinger area after building a farm residence south of town.
A new timetable offers fast links from Emmetsburg to Fort Dodge with connections via Clarion and Ruthven or Livermore avoided. Depart at 5 35 pm to Clarion 7 45 pm 8 16 pm Great Western to Fort Dodge 9 10 pm. Next day Fort Dodge 12 16 pm to Clarion 1 08 pm Rock Island 1 44 pm Emmetsburg 8 58 pm. Also reports Ida Grove dealer Meentz moved Europe. he bought several farms including Johnson Booth Nevada Buchsn Vernon blocks and King. Lillian Russell to perform at Cecil Opera House Magon City tonight.
Bert Hughes of Emmetsburg Iowa promotes Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion as a preventive and strength booster for cold weather illnesses. The ad touts nutrients from pure olive oil and four hypophosphites, claiming immunity benefits, nerve support, and broad health gains for all ages with a money back guarantee.
Iowa superintendent A N Deyoe tells the State Teachers association that farm and factory must be the basis for both national life and education. He urges efficiency in education, cites reforms, and outlines priority questions from vocational training to rural life, teacher training, and school sanitation.
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