Death of A D Carnahan at Palo Alto hospital
A D Carnahan died last Sunday at Palo Alto hospital after years of illness from Albitite. Funeral will be held this afternoon at two o clock, with Rev Cole and Rev Kiime conducting services. Burial at Evergreen cemetery. Carnahan, born January 14, 1870 in Reasoner Iowa, was 55. Survived by wife Flora, son Wm R Carnahan, four daughters, two sisters, three brothers, and several grandchildren. Known as a quiet, courteous man active in community and state affairs. He endured years of health problems and underwent four major operations.
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Carnishas
Palo Albo Hospital
Cole
Kiime
Congregational Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Asses Daris Carazhan
Reasoner
Jasper County
Iowa
Reagoner
Adair
Leols
South Dakota
Heameteburg
Gils
Flora McKenzie
Carmahan
Sintore
Emma Pentice
Ella Andre
Saskatchewan
Canada
A. G
Paulina J. A
LaFayette
Colorado
Sevral
Carnzhan
Obituary Notice of a Family-Oriented Community Member
A Palo Alto obituary honors a devoted husband father and friend who lived a life of virtue and service. He leaves a heritage of a well spent life and sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs Carnahan and family from many local friends. Joe Joynt plans to enter Marquette University after completing studies at Columbia College and the institution stands among the central west’s high class.
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Joe Joynt
Marquethe
Columbia College
Marquette University
Nar- Quette
Central West
Golden Rule to Open Saturday
The Golden Rule will have its grand opening Saturday September 5 in the former C. G. Stedman room. A large stock of goods will be carried with prices within reach of the average buyer. The public is invited to call next Saturday and inspect the complete line offered by local manager Mr. Cook.
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Golden Rule
C. G. Stedman
the Democrat
Cook
Husband Fatally Shoots Wife Then Takes His Own Life
John Salee a former Waverly hotel cook, was shot and killed by his wife Mildred Salee in their Cedar Rapids apartment after a violent quarrel occur. The incident occurred Saturday evening ending in the couple's deaths.
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John Salee
Waverly
Emmetsburg
Mildred Salee
Cedar Rapids
Move to Newark Illinois prompts farm paper request
A Davenport letter from Mrs J D Hill dated August 27 requests mail for Newark Illinois as she and family relocate September 1. They plan extensive farm improvements and state they cannot live without their home paper. Uncle Ralph Richardson visited Davenport in July after fifty years and recalled places from his youth.
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D. Hill
Newark
Ilinois
Davenport
Ion
J. TD. Hill
Cylinder
Democrat
Mlinois
Ralph Richardson
Telephone Folks Enjoy Large Picn ic at Terrace Park
Western Electric Telephone Company employees held a big picnic at Terrace Park last Sunday with a fine afternoon program. Miss Lelia Cagler and local office staff attended and praised the day. Sioux City’s August drought record stands as the driest month in 36 years with 0.71 inches of rain, surpassing the prior 0.85 inch mark in August 1896.
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Western Electric Telephone Company
Terrace Park
Lelia Cagler
Sioux City
Izaak Walton League Picnic at Electric Park
The Izaak Walton League picnic at Electric Park drew a fair showing with a noon dinner and several speeches urging cooperation. Spencer beat Cherokee 7 to 6 in a baseball game. a shooting contest result was not learned. A lively dance closed the event, and coverage highlighted the soldiers memorial Father Derstein is erecting in West Bend. Trinity College football calls Donald Jornt to Sioux City. Thomas Donton will join him at Trinity. Farm Bureau hosts September 4 meeting at Brennan school for Fall Festival preparations.
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Izaak Walton League
Electric Park
Spencer
Cherokee
Deb Derstein
West Bend
Father Dob
Herstein
Trinity
Donald Jornt
Sioux City
Trinity College
St Thomas College
St. Paul
Mint
Thomas Donton
Peter Donton
Graettinger
Jornt
Farm Bureau
Emmetsburg Township
Brennan
Wide Awake Club
Moving Pictures
Wm. Harvey
Clay County Plans Grading of Seven Mile Road Segment
Supervisors awarded contract to grade about seven miles from Lost Island dake north along Trumbull Lake east shore. Work to start this week with completion by November 1. Local fishermen are invited to view the improving route and the scenic potential if graveled.
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Kew
East Mée
Clay County
Lost
Trumbull Lake
Tsa
Commencement Exercises At Ames College
Iowa State College awarded degrees to eighty two graduates including professionals doctors of philosophy and masters and bachelor levels. Judge Utter delivered the commencement address yesterday, underscoring a study of achievement and future aims.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Horse Kicks Boy in Face Near Ayrshire
Albert Swanson 13, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Swanson living near Ayrshire, was kicked in the face by a horse. The animal struck with both heels, crushing the side of his face and leaving him frightfully disfigured. He was taken to Estherville hospital for treatment. initial hopes faded but later reports suggested a chance of recovery if no complications arise.
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Albert
Elmer Swanson
Ayrshire
Estherville
Farm Sales by Louis Lippold in Graettinger Area
Louis Lippold of Graettinger reports multiple farm sales in southern Iowa and Minnesota. He sold a 170 acre farm near Sherburn Minnesota to Carl Spies of Graettinger and Spies meat market and Graettinger building to a Pipestane resident. Possession set for March 1. Also sold a half section near Dunnell and a 24 acre farm near Huntington Iowa to Southern Iowa buyers. A 120 acre Anderson farm between Ringsted and Halfa sold for 175 per acre to another southern Iowa buyer. Lippold notes strong demand for farms for rent and calls this a strong fall start.
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Louis Lippold
Graettinger
Sherburn
Minnesota
Carl Spies
Mr. Spies
Pipestané
Iowa
Anderson
Ringsted
Halfa
Lippold
Injured Girl Hurt When Sedan Collided On Silver Lake Road
Five year old Ida Lawcen was severely cut by flying glass after a sedan collided with a coupe on Silver Lake road Sunday afternoon. Authorities described the incident as a serious injury accident and she was attended at the scene.
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Webb
Flying Glass
Ida Lawcen
Suver Lake
Sunday Morning and Evening Services at the Church
Sunday morning Sunday school at 10 o'clock and divine service with Holy Communion at 11 o'clock. The pastor's theme will be The New Commandment. Luther League Sunday evening program led by Mrs. J. N. Johnson includes Euphemia Gusland reading, Kay Listergy Quartette, a reading on The Topic, duet Thelma Anderson and father, sermonette by M. Thompson, and closing exercises. The Lagnes Aid meets Thursday afternoon at church parlors hosted by Mrs. L. O. Gusland and Mrs. W. A Rasmussen. Confirmation class meets Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Worship God and come to sermons. welcome from Pastor M. C. Thompson.
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Luther League
J. N. Johnson
Euphemia Gusland
Kay Listergy
Ella Peterson
Florence Berdin
Theodore
Norman Barkve
Johnson
Thelma Anderson
Thompson
Lagnes' Aid
Gusland
W. A Rasmussen
God
M. C. Thompson
Emmetsburg Social Notes and Local Ventures
Visited by former Emmetsburgers includes Bert Moore and Sylvia May from Kansas and Mrs Shadbolt of Emmetsburg stopping during summer study of farming. Will Connel builds a new bungalow with Delco lighting on his place near his father’s home. Qus Cherry hosts a large bowery dance September 4 at Hamilton schoolhouse with a four piece orchestra. Ed Dubo threshes in York North Dakota, Glen Kennett in charge of shipment. Road improvement proposal for Ongond to Emmetsburg Stadtinger highway urged by Quaker Oats.
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Will Connel
Delco
Will Ketchen
Cherry
Emmetsburg
Hamilton
George Cherry
Threst
North Dakota
Ed Dubo
Graettinger
York
Glen Kennett
Ongond
Emmetsbure-Stadtinger
Quaker Oats Company
Henry Selle Sr Died Yesterday
Henry Selle Sr a long time respected citizen died at his home in this city after a prolonged illness. He was born in Germany on September 9 1849 and came to the United States at 17. Survived by two sons and a daughter with a burial at St Johns cemetery. He was a steady farmer and active church supporter with a life of good standing. Funeral will be held tomorrow at Assumption church led by Very Reverend J G Murtagh.
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Henry Selle, Sr
Assumption Church
J. G. Murtagh
St. John's Cemetery
Mr. Selle
Oldenberg
Germany
United States
Iowa
Dyersville
Mary Barrington
Sefle
Palo Alto
Great Oak Township
Selle
Mary Greehy
Wm. Conlon
Mary Margaret Selle
Wm. H. Greehy
Obituary notices and church schedule update
Pleasing harmony marked his life in favored environments and he died peacefully at a ripe old age. Sympathy is expressed to his son daughter and survivors. Announcement of Sunday school at 10 and worship services at 11 and 7. Election of a delegate to the lay conference at LeMars next month and the Fourth Quarterly conference next Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
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Sond
LeMars
James W. Fay Is Doubly Honored
James W. Fay of this city is appointed district deputy of the Knights of Columbus with jurisdictions over Emmetsburg Milford Estherville and Algona. He is named a member of the State Bar association for the Emmet Dickinson Clay Palo Alto Kossuth Humboldt Pocahontas and Buena Vista district, reflecting a rising professional career and strong local support. Miss Lila McAllister heads to Spencer for a visit. school resumes next week. Mrs John Maloney and granddaughter visit Estherville briefly while Izetta Bradley departs for Clarkdale Arizona to teach next year.
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J. W. Fay
Knights of Columbus
Emmetsburg
Milford
Estherville
Algona
Fay
State Bar Association
Emmet
Dickinson
Clay
Palo Alto
Kossuth
Humboldt
Pocahontas
Buena Vista
Lila McAllister
Spencer
John Maloney
Izetta Bradley
Claridale
Arizona
Adams Furniture Co Big Sale Opens Saturday
Adams Furniture Co of Emametsburg announces a mammoth stock sale lasting seven days starting Saturday at 9 a m. All furniture and floor coverings are marked for quick sale with old prices shown for comparison. Factory reps will be present opening day to offer samples and selections at great savings. The sale is under Geo L Burp who promises bone cutting discounts and urges customers to attend.
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Adams Furniture Company
Emametsburg
Adams
Geo. L Burp
Iowa
Earp
Cest
Big Hill
Emmet County to Erect Steel Fence Around Courthouse Jail
County supervisors plan a steel fence around the courthouse to keep strangers from prisoners in the jail located in the building’s basement. The move targets security and confinement within Emmet County facilities.
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Court House
Emmet County
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A. D
Carnahan
Palo
Alto County
Exmetsburg, Iowa
S Lome Rock Cherokes
Spencer Spencer
Lone Rock
Enching
L. J. Dickinson
Senator Magnus Johnson
W. KF. Senving
M. L. Brown
North Broadway
St. John’s Lutheran Church
North Church
Men's Mission Society
Ihe
Geelock
A. K. Gaard
Father Phelan
Victor Brown
Izaak Waltons
Ed Lilly
Washington
St. Mary's Academy
Sulpician Seminary
Washington, D. C
Emmersburg
Mallard
Mallard Consolidated School
Riley Winegarden
Fonda
Storm Lake
Tom H., Chapman
M. ‘Hw
Des Moines
Manson Des
B. F. Young
Manson
Zor
Carl J. Berger
Silver Lake
Bethany Lutheran Church
James W. Fay
The
Knights of Columbus and State Bar Association
Hammes & Sons
Home OF Good Shoes
Palo Alto Co
Freeman’s the Standard Store
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