Emmet County News Highlights Local Elections and Civic Changes
Emmet County residents hear word on a Republican primary, church and county official shifts, and a move by local businesses. Estherville lights shift from arc to incandescent clusters with four 100 candlepower lamps per cluster. M J Graves plans a Lincoln Street move while Miss Walker occupies the South Ninth Street home as a hospital. Samantha Berg remains ill in Minneapolis. T O Berg travels to join her daughter. Bergs ran a millinery in Grafton NC. E H Hanson promotes as Republican treasurer candidate amid local campaigning. Enoch’s prospects brighten as rumor and election chatter rise. Esther Sizer sues the city of Estherville for damages. Iowa Supreme Court ruling upholds district court verdict of $700. city appeals. Ringsted Dispatch notes Ringsted Bank directors’ meeting. regional directors attend. District court sessions in Estherville focus on liquor cases. grand jury named. Ringsted advertises $4,000 opera house bids. local stock-building continues. Ice retreat at Iowa Lake causes mass fish die-off. buffalo and bull heads dominate casualties. Armstrong to field a baseball team. local players named with Walter Mangold as captain.
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Samantha Berg
Minneapolis
T. O. Berg
Miss Berg
Grafton
N. C
Enterprise
E. H. Hanson
Neck of the Woods
Enoch
Ringsted
Supreme Court of Iowa
Esther Sizer
Estherville
District Court
Local Notes From Wallingford and Riverside Church Events
Miss Lena Gunderson of Huttington visited relatives here over Sunday. Miss Nettis Schubbe returned from Estherville Sunday. The Young People League met at the church and will host meetings at Riverside church every other Sunday. George Anderson visited his brother in Granite Falls Minnesota for a week. Selmer Dybdahl went to Estherville last Friday. The moving picture show on Friday evening was well attended. Editor Merriman was in Graettinger Friday afternoon. Miss Melvina Kasa traveled to Estherville Saturday for dental work.
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Lena Gunderson
Huttington
Nettis Schubbe
Estherville
Riverside
George Anderson
Granite Falls
Minn
Selmer Dybdahl
Merriman
Graettinger
Melvina Kasa
High Lake Community Notes and Local Doings
Susan Johnson visits Olen Anderson home while Young Peoples League gathers at B N Nelson residence. Olaf Walden sells hogs in Wallingford. N L Nelson family from Wallingford visit at RN J M Walden on Friday and Saturday. J B Lambe assists Frank Brown's sale. Mary Peterson visits Estherville. M O Grodland visits Hiccam Hulett home as M O assists Hanna sale. Young Peoples meeting局 straw vote favors Roosevelt Debs La Follette Cummins Taft. Mrs G E Moore returns from Illinois. Lewis Rokne loses a valuable horse. J K Johnson returns from Bricelyn after brother's funeral. Lars Valander and family visit Miles City Montana E N Iverson home.
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Olaf Walden
Wallingford
N. L. Nelson
S, RN
Mary Peterson
Estherville
M. O. Grodland
Hiccam Hulett
M. O
Young Peoples
Roosevelt
Debs
LaFollette
Cummins
Taft
G. E. Moore
Ilnois
Lewis Rokne
Standard Dress Goods Company catalog pitch
A classified ad invites interest in a ladies wool fabrics line and textiles with direct-from-mills pricing and an exclusive territory offer. It promises weekly profits, prepaid samples, and no upfront money, from Standard Dress Goods Company, Dept. 608, Binghamton, N.Y. Also notes milk for sale by E. S. George.
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Standard Dress Goods Company
Binghamton, N
Free Book on Drainage for Farmers Pays Big Dividends
A booklet compiled by C. B. Platt of Van Meter Town offers practical guidance on using clay drain tile for rolling and flat wetlands. The book, drawn from government and state bulletins, is available at no cost. Platt leads a Drainage Bureau studying midwest drainage conditions and welcomes feedback from growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Platt
van Meter Town
Inside Advice On Homebuilding and Lumber Selection
A local lumber business promotes its expertise to builders, stressing honest recommendations and high quality drying methods. It offers guidance on suitable lumber types and highlights the superiority of slow dried timber for durability, inviting sincere orders and promising practical help.
There’s no place like Home at The Royal Lumber Company
Fragmentary OCR text notes a phrase There’s no place like Home linked to The Royal Lumber Company and mentions an extract from a popular novel with a quoted kiss scene. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond the company and a literary reference.
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The
Royal Lumber Company
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