Morling Seeks Federal Judge Post in Iowa
E A Morling of Emmetsburg seeks the federal judgeship to succeed Judge Reed who is rumored to resign. Morling has the endorsement of Palo Alto County supporters and many town friends, and is described as one of Iowa’s most capable lawyers who would honor the position if appointed.
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A. Morling
E. A Morling
Emmetsberg
Reed
Morling
Palo Alto County
Towa
Iowa
Local letter questions Labor Day attractions cost
iD McCarty of Emmetsburg questions securing special attractions for Labor Way as too expensive in prosperous times. He suggests a royal sensation if it does not conflict with constitutional amendments, seeking a solution from readers.
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A. D. MeCarty
Emmetsburg
Labor Day Committee
Maxlight HoldUp At Curlew Continued From Page One
The Curlew caper unfolds with a mail driver recognizing suspects after a daylight robbery. Sheriff’s office efforts race to corner the bandits as towns to the south and northwest mobilize. Goggles, a large eng, and a Plover man spot a key suspect, while a local farmer sightings tie Dan Stein to the escape.
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Page One
Pennsylvania
Kling
Emmanthbore
Wooder
Curlew Ecesgfiain
Emmetsburg
Jackson
Minnesota
Northwest
Lows
Jim
Plover
Ena Alten
Alte
Hs ! Parijes Uving
Wito Wee
Art Stein
Gus Prime
Curlew
Mx Stein
Busi
Leuvens
John Zommerly
Mallard
Stein
Wiliam Clark
Hypma
Hudson
Southegat
Bank Robbery Suspect Seen Near Curlew and Carlow
Details trace a noon bank robbery near Curlew and Carlow two strangers stopping at Mike Smith’s home for water before the theft. Investigators describe the robber as about 30, 160 pounds, clean shaven, not tall, wore no beard, and highlight Miss Easton’s calm handling of the situation. Investigations link a photograph of Stein to the case and note alimony disputes in Omaha and a recent divorce.
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Mike Smith
Carlow
Stein
Ha Ts
Omaha
Laurens
Curlew
Miss Easton
Val W. Fisk
Tin Work and Repairing Ad in Ed Duhn Machine Shop
A workshop advertises tin work and repair services at the Ed Duhn Machine Shop. The maker notes years of experience and invites readers to try their craftsmanship for various tin work needs.
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Ed Duhn
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Serva
Gare One & Wale
Rogers
C.ce
Gracttinger
McCarty
Ractions
U.R
Melvin Fisk
Des Moines
Melvin
Kingdom Come
Ehault
Mr. Anderson
Mr. Fisk
Fort Dodge
Heydenburk
Estherville
the Farmers & Merchants
State Bank
John P. Kirby
Vincent Kelly
K. S. Stenkes
Graettinger
Chester Fields
Indies
Kipling
Tom Honeatly
Lraerry & Myrs
Tondeco Co
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