Emmet County Primary Republican Candidate Announcements
A collection of candidacy notices for Emmet county offices in the June 1910 Republican primary. Names include E. E. Hartung sheriff, W. B. Pullen sheriff, Th. B. T. Sorum sheriff, F. R. Lyman sheriff, Mrs C. C. Amundson recorder, Sam Mogl recorder, Lewis Halvorson auditor, Roy J. Ripley auditor, A. C. Peterson auditor, Chas A. Root clerk of district court, L Heffelfinger superintendent, and T. J. Lerdall superintendent. Each declares nomination under party primary rules and asks for voter support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOR
General Assembly
Owl
E. E. Hartung
Emmet County
Pullen
Emmet
F. R. Lyman
Eatherville
Republian
C. C. Amundson
Sam Mogl Couns
County Recorder
Lewis Halvorson
Tam
Royj J. Ripigy
A. C. Peterson
L. Heffelfinger
T. J. Lerdall
Electrically Cured Meat Upends Traditional Packer Process
A Cleveland packer described a new meat curing method using electricity that cuts cure times from 25 105 days to as little as three to twenty five days. The idea came when electricity forced salt through a brick in a saltwater rheostat experiment, inspiring a plant built in Cleveland for electric curing.
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Cleveland
Collier‘s
A Taxicab Economy
A New York Sun anecdote notes how taxicabs change dating costs and expectations. A young woman jokes that calling a taxi to arrive around a woman’s toilette is practical, not romantic, as drivers arrive within minutes, saving money and time.
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New York Sun
Umbrella Saillets for Boats in England
A new boat sail resembles a large umbrella with a pivoting mast at the bottom. The sail tilts about forty five degrees but can adjust to wind force. Inventors claim it prevents heeling while lifting the vessel to ride waves, promising smoother sailing. Harper's Weekly.
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England
Hlarper
Weekay
Wisdom On Youth From Professor William Lyon Phelps
A Yale professor urges youths to rethink the popular view that youth is the peak of happiness. He says happiness grows with age and foresees enjoying life even at eighty, preferring current contentment over reclaiming youth.
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William Lyon Phelps
Yale
Complicated Case of Murder and a Double in Florence
A dramatic confession traces a self-staged murder plot and a counterfeit scheme. An American surgeon recounts his misadventures from a Mortford jail to Florence where a dueling trio and a wounded man propel him into a perilous outpatient role.
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Mortford
William Higgins
Nicholas van Winkle
Florence
Italy
College of Physicians and Surgeons
America
Pitti Palace
Pitti
Senore Dottori
The Palace Intrigue and a Duel in Old Italy
A first-person recounting narrator details a tense affair inside a palace in Italy. Senorina Bianca Francoccio loves Count Baradini, while Duke of Abolino pursues her with kingly influence. A duel is avoided. secrets and guarded loyalties shape a romantic court drama with a dramatic wedding outcome.
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Lenore Dottori
Sienna
Lift Palace
Pett Palace
Italy
Baradini
Senorina
Duke of
Abolino
Francoccio
Lorenzo de’ Medici
Lorenzo the Magnificent
Senorina Bianca Francoccio
Bianca
Pitti
Owas
Senovrina
Senorina Blanca
Izperance
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Chas. A. Root
American Press Association
M E. Wilson
Neville Block
Estherville
Iowa
E W. Bachman
First National Bank
North Seventh Street
Ofice
Lowk
William A. Ladd
Iowa Savings Bank
A. H. Nash
Estherville State Bank
Benjamin Franklin
North Sixth Streer
Byron M. Coon
N. F. Hawk
Osteopath
Linoa School of Electric Therapeutics
Staggs
Coon Block
Nermain
Maine
N. H. White
Colorado
Rock Island Lines
al. Palmateer
Aweont
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