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Emmetsburg Democrat

Location

Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1908

Page

6

Business visitors and local movements across towns

Kirby visited Cherokee in recent weeks while bridges in Cerra Gorda county shift to concrete construction. Donn Walsh and Nellie Carmody spent Saturday with relatives at Whittemers. W. J. Black traveled to Chamberlain SD for a brief business visit. Mrs. Zimmerman of Colorado visits Himmelsburg friends. Mrs. Nicholas Steil spent the week with her son Albert in Mallard. Michael and James Conlon shipped cattle to Sioux City Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clark of Spencer visited local residents for a couple of days. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kilroy of Manon City spent Sunday with Thos. Conlon’s family. Tom McCarty went to Mason City Sunday. will join Milwaukee Co. as an operator.

Cerra Gorda County Donn Walsh Nellie Carmody Whittemers Nicholas Steil Albert Mallard Michael James Conlon Sioux City Tom McCarty Mason City Milwaukee Company

Villainous O Connor Steals Spotlight In Dramatic Role

In Quincy Illinois the St Rose club staged The Witch's Secret drawing a large crowd. Charles O Connor played the cold blooded villain and his death scene drew the loudest applause.

Charles Thomas O'Connor Quincy Illinois St. Rose Club John Maley Charles O’connor Walter T. Ryan John Beals Will Hellake Charles F. Malley Fred Hebberling Mr. O'Connor

High Iowa hilltop scene and scattered local notices

The clipping lists Iowa high points with Pear By Tews Melvin at 1691 feet and other tops Spirit Lake 1458 Ocheyedan 1551 Primghar 1498 Larchwood 1465 Alta 1515. It also covers horse sale news Dan Duffy bought two-year-old colts for 400 dollars, farm trades near Laurens and Estherville Timber losses and weather forecasts.

Dan Duffy Sheldon Paul Bruuser Sheldon Mail

Lecture For Him Sparks Wife Critique Of Notices

A San Francisco Chronicle excerpt reprints a woman's public rebuke of her husband. She rebukes his halfhearted invitations for coffee and cigars, urging him to treat her with the same hearty warmth he shows other men.

John Howdy Lupeheon John Inneh San Francisco Chronicle

Price of a Throne Rome Journal Reveals Imperial Embroidery Costs

An 19th century account details Louis XVIIIs court and Napoleon IIs luxury embroidery. The throne costs total 33 970 francs, with purple velvet dropery golden bees blue satin trimming and embroidered panels contributing large sums. The record contrasts Napoleons frugal tastes with Josephines lavish style.

Louis Nxvl Napoleon J Josephine Harper's

Delightful Gift for Miss Hamlin and Family

A lighthearted note from Youth's Companion describes Little Miss Hamlin receiving kind regards and gifts from numerous relatives. A friend praises her birthday memory, and she teases that Dr. Grantham will soon arrange her appendicitis operation next month when he is less busy.

Miss Hamlin Grantham Fle Liasn

Indians Practiced Dentistry in Early Times Claim

A humorous exchange in the Chicago Post notes that ancient Indians practiced dentistry. One man reacts with surprise while another jokes about the dentist's fee, adding up to 15 or 20 dollars.

Chicago Post

Not His Heart

Parson asks about a missed Sunday, Mrs Stubbins replies her husband is in bed. The parson scolds the need to keep hearts right while Mrs Stubbins quips his heart is fine but his trousers are the issue.

Albert Jennett Estherville Algons

Senator Sorghum on party influence and individual greatness

A Washington Star quote captures Senator Sorghum noting that a man’s power within a party may shrink despite not being desirable. The exchange highlights tension between individual stature and party dynamics.

Senator Sorghum Washington Star

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Kirby W. J. Black Chamberlain South Dakota Mrs. Zimmerman Colorado Himmelsburg Matt. Kilroy Manon City Thos. Conlon This City Fred Austin Thos. McBride Linderman East Park Gc. S& Wells Gracttinger Hir Eph Sell Kentland Indiana Frank Clark B. F. Schroeder Mrs. Schroeder Miss Schroeder Frank Albro Ayrshire J. F. Kenmedy Towa Board Offhealth Towa Los Angeles California Alfred Ziehike Milwaukee Road Mrs. Stein Jewel Junction Mr. Stein Emmetsburg John Lane Minneapolis Mrs. Thos, McBride Oklahoma J.D. McCary J. J. Higgins Detroit The Nicholas Steil, Sr Wagoner Mabel Gray Clear Lake Mrs. Hicks Clear Leke Public Echonts the Mirror Corn Belt Ions C. F. Curtis Igna’ Experiment Station Ames Town Titania E. Koettwieck Welker Hancock County Kettwick Elmer Goss E. Senne Mr. Kettwick Titanica Aliss Josie McEvoy Ayer Rs Socien Ayer Co Lowell Mase Iowa Nebraska Land Porter O. Morton Nebraska W. G. Bunyan Gab Laurens Sun Parnes Minnesota Vindicator Republican Hibervilla Democrat R. B. Lucas Sherman Township A. Hudek Parahuntis Ft. Dodge Sicily Blues Coats Durdall Algona Bir Sargent Marhal Sereont O. J. Borer Courier Charles McGinnis T. H. Jones & Son Grove Street Milwaukee McGinnis McGinnist Spencer News Spencer Spencer Herald H. G. 3Hadbolt Prise Ammetsburg Competence Jounbon MC Guns O Wnbary M Fisk Coakley Jolson H Godden Bence Napoleon E. B. Soper W. E.G. Saunders J. H. Hinkley Jas. Dunigan Alex Peddie P. V. Nolan M. F B. Kerwick E. A. Morling J. H. Godden J. J. Watson W.C. Stuckslager Lisbon First National Bank Emmetsburg Rost Laueutin F. G. McMahon People’s Meat Market L. Reihsen, Prop
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