Debate over temperance amendment in Congress heats up
A fragmented report outlines a heated federal debate on the temperance amendment. Speakers from Alabama Iowa Oklahoma Indiana and others argue states rights versus federal action. Representative Hobson staunchly supports the measure while opponents warn of economic ruin and moral panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Vollmer
Iowa
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincon
Jesus’ Christ
Indiana
Murry
Oklahoma
Hobson
Piano Sold Invocation and a Busy Rural Event
A long community program featured piano solos, a music address, and an agriculture and veterinary lecture with Drs. Lo an and others. The program included prizes, a basket social, and a poultry show with a stall of exhibits. County officers and bank officers were elected, and local society notes cover a marriage, a death, and community meetings.
Local business changes and marriage announced in Bancroft area
Three changes befall local commerce as Grodland joins with Johnson to form Grodland and Johnson. Jensen buys half interest in A J Johnson implement business while Sev dy and Hereim dissolve their partnership and shift to Roland. G Boyce marries Estherville native in Dubuque then plans move to northern Minnesota where he works as an architect. Mrs Boyce, long known in Bancroft, is described as quiet and well liked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Jensen
A. J. Johnson
My. Jensen
Charley Jensen
Milford
Sando Brothers
Jensen
Graettinger
Mr. Johnson
Sevdy and Hereim
Sevdy
O. T. Hereim
Sevold
G. Boyce
Dubuque
Estherville
Woodmen Install Officers in Week’s Ceremony
The Modern Woodmen installed officers including Consul EB S. George Worthy Advisor J A Fleming Clerk J C Molison Banker C B George Watchman L Christopher Sentry Jess Ellis Manager L Christopher Post Consul OTenneson Installing Officer Rev Cuthbert Physician Dr Hennessy in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. George Worthy
J. A. Fleming
Ceca Eee
J. C. Molison
George Watchman
L. Christopher Sentry
Cee Ee
O. Tenneson
Cuthbert
Hennessy Wih Te
Mrs. Otte Knudtson Dies in Callendar Iowa
Mrs. Otte Knudtson died at her parents home in Callendar Iowa early today. Her remains will be brought back here for burial but the funeral date is not yet known.
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E. M. Horton
Emmetsburg
Episcopal Church
Horton
Otte Knudtson
Callendar
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