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Newspaper

Emmetsburg Democrat

Location

Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1925

Page

5

Silo Cutter Accident Leaves Man Arm Lost

Geo Bosold reports M. J. Tyndall severely injured last Thursday near Graettinger while aiding a neighbor with a silo cutter. He remains in Estherville hospital, weak but improving, with relatives not allowed to visit. The accident is described as among the worst in local history. Also notes P. V. Nolan’s cautious driving on rural highways and a general call for safe speeds.

Geo. Bosold M. J. Tyndall Esthervie Estherville Wallingford Tyndall P. V. Nolan Nolan Tim Humboldt Wm. Terwilliger Mercy Hospital Fort Dodge

Town Corn Yield 40.48 Bushels Per Acre Reported

Reporters from federal and state crop services estimate town yield at 40.48 bushels per acre totaling about 449 million bushels. Town Department of Agriculture notes this figure and mentions county purchases. County supervisors bought 20,000 feet of snow fencing for primary roads to stay open during heavy snow. 1,000 feet were bought last fall with good service.

Department of Agriculture

Corn Crop Light Finances Sound

Mitchell banker Patton reports corn yields in his area will be below half a crop while counties nearby show better prospects. South Dakota agriculture improves with alfalfa thriving and hog numbers rising, shipments to Seattle and Portland. Local banks stay sound as deposits rise and school enrollment surges with 10 percent grade and 17 percent high school gains.

M. F. Patton Mitchell National Bank Emmittsburg Chicago Mitchell South Dakota Seattle Tacoma Fortland Pacific Coast Patton J. W. Shathy 0Ml & St. Pougent Monsrs Shelby Emmetsburg Bagange

Engineer Martin On Primary Roads

County Engineer I R Martin requests budget for primary roads to Iowa Highway Commissioners. He seeks 25000 dollars for 29 miles of graveled road and 1100 dollars for 11 miles of paved road to Mallard. Anticipates gravel shortages and heavy costs for lines from Whittemore to Ruthven due to high traffic.

I. R. Martin Iowa Highway Commissioners Mallard Whittemore Ruthven

Rose Schubert and William O Neill Wed at St Thomas

Rose Schubert of Manson and William O Neill of Emmetsburg Iowa were married at St Thomas Catholic Church at 7 am by Rev Father Lynch. The bride, daughter of Gen Schubert, had lived in the community. the groom, son of Mrs Er M ONeill of Emmetsburg, works at First National Bank. They plan a home in Emmetsburg and hosted a breakfast at Wahkonsa hotel before a short wedding trip.

Manson Rose Schubert William O'Neill Emmetsburg Iowa St. Thomas Catholic Church Lynch Gen. Schubert Manson Journal and Democrat Er. M. O’neill First National Bank C. G .Schubert Thomas O'Neill Tort Dodge Wahkonsa

Rierson Family Reunion at Iowa Park East of Lake

Mr and Mrs Thomas Rierson of Lost Island township hosted a family reunion last Sunday with about 70 attendees at the Iowa Park east of the lake. Among guests were Mr and Mrs C Allison of Bancroft and Mr and Mrs C Anderson of Callender. A fine dinner was served and the day was enjoyed. Congratulations were extended to the Riersons. Tee becomes scarce. Ice shortages reported in neighboring towns with Emmetsburg receiving shipments from Clear Lake. local supply not entirely exhausted.

State Park Thomas Rierson Lost Island Township Iowa Park C. Allison Bancroft C. Anderson Callender Tee Emmetsburg Clear Lake

Boosters Visit Spencer Despite Weather And Distances

Many Emmetsburg boosters totaling 86 cars traveled to Spencer on a rainy Thursday, where the American Legion band performed for nearly an hour. A temporary street stand welcomed attendees as Senator Breakenridge and I J Foy urged support for nearby fairs. Local Spencer hosts expressed gratitude for the visit and promised continued friendship.

Emmetsburg Spencer American Legion Senator Breakenridge Palo Alto County Clay County I. J. Foy Ruthven Boosters

Vernon Farm Bureau Meeting Postponed to Next Thursday

The Farm Bureau meeting in Vernon township, announced for tomorrow evening, has been postponed to Thursday evening next week to allow all to attend the county fair. Also noted are bank figures for the County Savings Bank of Algona, the Randall creamery score, Sheldon fair grounds auction, and upcoming Teachers Institute with Dr. Colgrove and Miss Hirsch among instructors.

Vernon Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Vernon Township Sheldon Sheldon Fair O'Brien County

Two-Thirds Crop Shown in Palo Alto and Nearby Iowa Counties

An Iowa map in the Daily Register and Tribune outlines corn crop percentages across Palo Alto, Emmet, Dickinson, Clay, Buena Vista, Pocahontas, Cherokee, Osceola, and Woodbury counties. Palo Alto shows 69 percent, with Emmet and Pocahontas at 80, Buena Vista 78, Clay 67, and Dickinson 8. Lyon and Sioux 45. O'Brien 57. Osceola 64. and others at 93 to 100 in some counties. Farmers, county agents, and assessments suggest conditions may reach 20 to 25 percent losses due to a dry season, with light crops near the Des Moines river bottom and in Cylinder.

Iowa Daily Register and Tribune Pato Alto Emmet Dickinson Clay Buena Vista Pocahontas Cherokee Osceola Woodbury Palo Alto Lyon Sioux O'Brien Des Moines Fort Dodge Gunderson Plymouth

Crop yields and local farming outlook near Clear Lake

Jack Scott and W J Dunnigan returned from Clear Lake Minnesota area after a two week absence. Scott reports oats yielding about 46 bushels per acre on his quarter near Clear Lake with promising corn in the area. Rain varied across the region but local crops show good potential despite some weather. Mrs Cha Zeiddings at Osgood has sold her goods, advertising household furniture in the Democrat.

Smith Dakota Jack Scott W. J. Dunnigan Clear Lake South Dakota Mr. Scott Scott Minnesota Osgood Cha Zeiddings Zai

Moonshine Raid Near Fonda Nets Moonshine Mash and Fine

Peace officers raided a farm three miles northeast of Fonda last Friday. Dan Miller was found operating a still with 20 gallons of moonshine 250 gallons of mash in four barrels and 12 gallons of liquor in jugs. He pled guilty before Judge Davidson and received a $500 fine plus costs and three months in the county jail.

Pocahontas County Fonda Dan Miller Miller Davidson Pocahontas

RAY KENNEDY HONORED FOR BRAVERY IN WORLD WAR

Estherville Democrat notes Ray Kennedy received an additional bravery honor from the French government dated May 27, 1919 mailed from Washington. He has four total honors from US and French authorities for wartime valor, two from each nation, the latest being a high distinction.

Estherville Democrat Ray Kennedy Washington, D.C Kennedy United States France

Emmetsburg Fair Opens Amid Big Exhibits and Free Attractions

Grounds at Peddiu park prepare for Palo Alto County fair and Emmetsburg Fall Festival opening with large entries in school, grain, vegetables, and livestock displays. Merkel Sisters tour from Illinois to Tennessee while free acts promise top entertainment. Fireworks display aims for a Wisconsin State fair scale. Baseball tournament crowns North West Town, with Spencer, Cherokee, Charles City, and ongoing contests.

Peddiu Park Palo Alto Emmetsburg Bert France Merkel Sisters Tennessee Madison North West Town Spencer Cherokee Charles City Charlie C City

Hammes & Sons Move Shoe Store in Emmetsburg

Hammes and Sons lease a large five year store room in W S Srakagan’s white front building and have moved a substantial stock of shoes into a new oak fitted shop. The basement may be used for a special line later. windows are 26 feet deep and modern. The Hamm es firm expects strong local business in Emmetsburg.

Hammes & Sons Iowa Hammes Emmetsburg Democrat

Land Transfers In Our County

R A Miller of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway reports Palo Alto County real estate changes from Aug 1924 to Apr 1925. Totals show 219 transfers covering 33 180 acres with an average price per acre of 154 24. County totals include large figures for Lost Island Walnut Vernon Independence Highland Emmetsburg Freedom Fairfield Silver Lake Great Oak Nevada Fern Valley Towth Rush Lake Arlington West Band and other townships with varied acreages and prices, reflecting activity across the period.

R. A. Miller Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company of Chicago Palo Alto Lost Island Vernon Independence Price Highland Emmetsburg Freedom Fairfield Silver Lake Sinday Great Oak Nevada Fern Valley Rush Lake Arlington West Band

Poultry Dealers Urge Better Feed for Vigor in Iowa Birds

Iowa poultry dealers call for improved grain and forage to restore vigor and prevent losses seen last year. A resolution from the National Poultry Butter and Egg association blames soft manh seeds for reduced vitality and urges farmers to adjust feeding for marketing through normal channels.

Iowa National Poultry Butter and Egg Association

Golden Wedding Invitation For Reed Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Horton receive an invitation to attend the Golden wedding of Mr and Mrs PB Reed of Dolliver to be celebrated on September 49. Over 400 invitations were mailed to friends and relatives. Their daughter is married to James Reed’s wife. They wed on September 22 about 15 years ago.

Horton PB. Reed Dolliver Amd Reed James

Also Mentioned on This Page

Big Palo Alto County Graettinger Banker M. F Emmetsburg Independent Margaret Young Nell J. Kennedy Logan State Department Farmers Bank Emmetaburg Martin State Highway Commission Will O'Neill Montay Mr. O'Neill Bigelow Thomas Nilsson Washington Matton Emmy AE Tha Tine Conty Savings Bank of Algona Federal Reserve Bank Murtagh Bank Oregon Randall Creamery J. E. Nelson Teachers’ Institute Dr. ©. P. Colgrove Gritz Mahafing Leon F. EL. Eaton Mahating Wi Ito Gus Papadakes Martley Leas Hartley Farr Lehigh Father Fitch Palo Alto Co Iowa Weather Bureau Fred Clark Neas Fonda J. J. Banwart Anoka John. J. Banwart Joseph Samuel Win. Banwart August Fischer August Traub West Bend Mary Mogler Jester Philip Haniwart Both Rapids Fred Maurer Forestbore South Bakers Peter Luchsinger Higin Wm. Boyd Curlew A. K. Emrich George Bradley George Fort Dodge Hospital O. B. Sotteland Hum‘holdt Miss Olsen Tra Faust Rolfe Mercy Rock Island Luverne Farmers Savings Bank Jas Fisher Hampshire Geo. Orsborn Poland Godden Monument Company Ryan & Severson, F Hammes & Sons Move Shoe Store Branagan
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