New Goods and Local Visits Highlight Estherville Notes
New goods arriving at N J Merriimons. Visitors include T. Savatson from Wallingford and H N Osher from Em mersburg. Miss Margret Lorimer shopped in town. Miss Pingory visited Estherville with her parents. Various residents traveled, socialized, and conducted business week ending with weather turning rainy and snowy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.N Osher
Emmersburg
Otis Paugh
Hoprig
Tare Agesos
Canada
Jook
Ray Bryan
Reinbeck
Merriman
Mise Munson
Estherville
Lena Larson
Wallingford
Turtle Laker
Wis
Ruthven sale offers big bargains on men and boys wear
In Ruthven on Thursday and Wednesday April 2 and 21 a sale of 16,100 dollars worth of men's and boys clothing is offered at half price. Many bargains for ladies featured in yellow bills. Sale held in the Box Ball building next to Overkh retaurans on Main Street from 9:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthven Thasday
Thair Vn'na
Ovirk’h Retaurans
Main Street
Thomsen and Andersen Wed at Danish Lutheran Church
On Wednesday March 31 Miss Dorshe Anverson Thomson and Mr Shor Thomson were married at the Danish Lutheran Church Walnut township Rev Commen officiating. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside on the groom’s farm north of Spencer as many friends extend best wishes for happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorshe. Anverson
Shor
Ony County
Liege
Graats
Mrs Thomseo
Macy Brautitr
Spencer
Notice of dissolution of partnership in Iowa
The partnership of Christo pher and J L Holland of Graettinger Palo Alto county Iowa dissolved by mutual consent this third day of April 1909. L Cittistornar J L Houbann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hervtulers
Paty
Whorsin TL
Christopher
J. L. Holland
Grauttinger
Palo Alto County
Iowa
Marual
L. Cittistornar
J. L. Houbann
Health myths and quack remedy from a New York daily paper
A reprinted oddity warns of foods and drinks causing diseases while promoting a tonic of dandelion root and elder remedies. It laments social manners and shares a jumble of reader letters about bonza slang and a note from a village teacher.
Fragmentary OCR ad notes from local paper page
The readable lines mention advertising firms such as BL Noble and George advertising Airsery stock and Farm ers Grain Co. The text is garbled with stray quotes and incomplete phrases, but names of companies and product areas emerge. No clear event or full details are present in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
George
Farmers! Grain Co
Adv
Tising
Oe Taber Co
The Carrier and the Penny Box Tale of Frost
A frostbound postal carrier trudges through snow with a sack of penny-filled boxes. He dreams of better pay, discovers a lone penny in box twenty-six, and reflects on patrons who withhold relief while others donate coins. A heavenly reward momentarily glimmers as he imagines paying debts, then contends with tax evasion and social irony.
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Offica
Minos
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Alu
N_J Merriimons
T. Savatson
J L. Bolland
Cedpy Rapids
Nawhall
Johp O'Monnor
Board of Supervisors
B. Crartingen
Gruettinger
Oregin
A.M. Anderson
Caunda
Toho Novan
Miot-Burz
Dent
Tively
Stinheath Gallery
Mary Spars
Hee
Clirkavile
Sturcday
Wd Grevena
Org
Lizzin Murphy
Emmetsborg
GL L Holland
Newhall
J. J
Axelinder Axelton
Bome
Missers
Fairvoln
Tate
Moniliy
Wallern
Sunneax
D Barratt
Rathocvills
Tuas
Mrs. Burcett
Gareth
Thomsen— Andersen
Bright
Vrean
New York
Daily Piper
Jcdney
Ainsthoy
Imarreare
Attics
Berny
Amakevao
Haiven
St. Pater
Saya
Dave
Tarer
H. N. Oskei
P. J. Roberts
Emmetsburg
A, Spies, Praalient
Pe Gackian
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