Correspondence update from North Carolina trip notes
Geo Lowenburgh and Wm Myer left for North Carolina Sunday and plan to stay. Lowerburgh may relocate his family if he likes it, Mrs Staryeasting improving but still weak, Kate Bigelow ill with measles and her sister teaching. Fred Moltz at the creamery site reports a deep well with water. Silas Moltz moving to Round Lake Minnesota. Fred Morris hauling hay for John Mowltt. John Ketchen gone to Clinton to run elevator and stock business with Barret and Lt Klingel helping move John Henderson. John Jones visited Jack Creek on Wednesday. Charley Smith staying with brother near Graettinger this winter.
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Geo, Lowenburgh
Wm. Myer
North Carolina
Lowerburgh
Silas Moltz
Round Lake Minn
Fred Morris
John Mowltt
John Ketchen
Clinton Sn
John Jones
Jack Creek
Charley Smith
Oen
Graettingor
Late January Social Notes From Dack Crook Area
Local tidbits describe visits and illness among residents. Miss Tattle McCulla spent weekend with the Doffers family. Paul Paulson severely ill. Miss Caroline Knutson works at A. D. Lande's. Eid Johnson canvassed for enlarging a picture. Friends from Holris Take visited Saturday. Mrs. Jones left for West Bend. Gard twins convalescent. A surprise party at Kruts enjoyed by attendees. Mild January weather with little wind. A ball at B. Kautson’s reported as good. Doe Jared’s driving horse trotter seen near Jack Creek. Doe treating patients on the Creek. Sever Heron seen on the slope. Nick Morkitu hauling flux straw to B. S. Bergeson earning $1.10 per ten. Pandan go at A. C. Berdall’s noted. Bergeson and Bergeson Bros bought farmland and corn. Debating societies at Penn and Iverson schoolhouses well attended with plans for industrial and diplomatic topics.
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Miss McCulla
Holris
Mrs. Jones
West Bend
Gard Twins
Convalascous
B.kautson
Doe Jared
Sean
Jack Creek
Doe
Sever Heron
Nick Morkitu
B.S. Bergesons
A.C. Berdall
Local notes include unusual wanderer and schoolhouse rumor
A stranger wandered the suburbs Sunday evening near the schoolhouse. Mrs. K Starr has recovered enough to resume household duties. J H Mitler sold several fine cows last week. C Mix left for Chicago Sunday with a carload of stock. Mr Winton, superintendent of the Northwest district of the American Sunday School Union, stayed in Osgood over Sunday.
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Winton
N.W
American Sunday School Union
Osgood
First Sunday Morning Service Held in Osgood
The first Sunday morning service in Osgood was conducted last Sunday by Rev. W. W. Thompson. Revival services will continue nightly through the week, drawing audiences and encouraging earnest work.
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Osgood
W. W. Thompson
Local Farm News Notes Sales And Community Events
Tom Smith sold his team of horses to a man near Osgood. John Mowitt shipped a cart of cattle and hogs Saturday. Nolan Bros gave a fine bunch of cattle. Miss A. E. Aitchison finished a four months term of school Saturday. Robert Burns birthday was celebrated with the usual order. Mr. John Ketchen attended church at DePew last Sunday.
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Tom Smith
Osgood
John Mowitt
A. E. Aitchison
John Ketchen
DePew
Local Notes on Sickness and Projects in Bathervilla
Mrs A O Bergeson is reported sick. Peder N Pederson plans stock purchases. Carrenson works days ahead for Pederson. A farmers creamery is proposed near Terrili with aims to secure shares. Taxes: half due before April 1 to avoid penalties. Nine Bathervilla doctors boycott the Democrat and Republican over ads for a traveling monthly doctor.
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Anderson
Wake Way
Carrenson
Peder N. Pederson
Terrili
Bathervilla
Cattle Feeding Views From Emmet Institute Speech
The speaker, President of Emmet County Farmers Institute, discusses best practices for cattle feeding and calving. He advocates fall calving for milking cows, keeping calves with cows for stronger growth, and shelter and water to prevent weight loss. He prefers Short Horn, Polled Angus, and Hereford breeds for domestication, uniform color, and growth, noting breed pros and challenges in markets.
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Emmet Co
Lyceum naval meeting chaired by John C Mollson
The Lyceum held a well attended naval meeting last Monday led by newly elected president John C Mollson. A debate on whether pursuit brings more pleasure than possession ended with judges ruling against the motion. The gathering was praised as highly successful with a schedule for the next meeting on the fourth.
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Lyceum
John C. Mollson
Hoowever
Penn
Surprise party and local visits across Knutson area
Notes from Knutson and Wallingford region recount a Tuesday surprise party at Knutson, Paul Paulison hauling ice for Wailingford Creamery Thursday, Hd Johnson active nearby enlarging pictures, Lewis Rokner delivering corn to A. O. Bergeson, and P. B. Pederson traveling. Gract Tlager and Neola Nelson with farm work near Wallingford are listed among recent local movements. Martin Anderson spied in Estherville, the Vernons from Jack Creek vacationed at Kauton's, Mike Cunningham visited High Lake and Jack Creek, Miss Carolina Koulgon joins Mrs. D A J Lynge’s household.
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Knutson
Fvat
Paul Pauison
Waillingford
Hd Johnson
Lewis Rokner
A. O. Bergeson
P. B. Pederson
Gracttlager
Neola Nelson
Wallingford
Pederson
Johnnson
Nels [Vergon
Jack Creek
Kautaon's
Mike Cunningham
High-Lake
Carolina Koulgon
DA. J. Lynge
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Kate Bigelow
Fred Moltz
Lowenburgh
Tligh
Miss Tattle McCulla
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Paul Paulsons
Caroline Knutson
A. D. Lande
Eid. Johnson
Krutson's
Bergeson
Bergeson Bros
Dr. Graettieger
H.C. Dent
Penn and Iverson
Ram
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Estherville, Iowa
Palo Alto Co
P. J. Paulson, Graettinger
Iowa
Nolan Bros
Robert Burns
Wes
Emmet County Farmers’ Insti
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Riersen Bros
Jack Credit
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Rank Carlson
Peinkham
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J.C. Molison Vocilmmom
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River and Lake News
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Lake Mills
Martin Anderson
Estherville
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