Branagan’s Fortieth Year as Emmetburg Democrat Publisher
The Emmetburg Democrat marks forty years of publisher Branagan in charge, noting the editor’s long hours, steady leadership, and shift of duties to his son. The piece reflects on Graettinger area changes since 1885, including Emmetsburg’s growth from about 1,000 to a larger town, and broader county development.
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Echoes of Early Emmet County Life Recalled in Local Notes
A reminiscence recounts life in Emmetteburg Wear Bend Walnut and Great Oak townships from twenty five to thirty years ago. It notes vanished conveniences such as paving and electric lighting and observes many long time residents have left. The piece reflects on population shifts and readers' memories of county changes since first publishing the Democrat.
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Feed Corn A Sure Way To Value Prices
A letter argues feeding corn on farms to raise prices to a dollar per bushel. It warns holding corn to wait for higher prices risks a market flood and price drops. Feeding livestock reduces surplus, with farms using about 100 extra bushels each, cutting 60 000 bushels. The writer prefers farming on farms to absorb surplus and boost local prosperity.
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Silk Hosiery Scheme Warned By The Gazette
The Sibley Gazette exposes a foreign hosiery scheme described as an endless chain. It urges readers to beware and avoid patronizing the plan which requires buyers to recruit others and sell extensive numbers of coupons for silk stockings.
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