Windsor notes and Fourth of July gatherings
Residents and visitors celebrate the Fourth at Windsor and Emmetsburg with numerous social calls. Local names include Mr. Worland, Miss Nyborg, Mr. Boyce, Miss Clark, Mrs. Osher, and many others visiting from Armstong, Estherville, Spirit Lake, and Motherville. Attendees report travel, family visits, new births, and community events amid a busy holiday landscape.
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Windsor
Worland
Magla Grove
Cora Nyborg
Emmetsburg
Boyce
Nora Clark
Arnolds Park
Tuars Epgisas
O.+. Anderson
Bro
Laurson
West
Journal
Alexander Axalton
Canada
Fred Rebby
North Dakota
Tadies Aid
James O’ Connor
Frank Overton
Finmersburg
John Dahl
Spirit
Ata
Gail Fargro
Story County
Hays
Osher
Heola
J. ©. Osher
Miss Blue
W. B. Nordhem
Chicago
C. J. Osher
Messrs Oshers
Windsor social notes and local engagements report
The Windsor column notes Glenn at the Windsor on Tuesday and Mr Raleigh with Miss Alma Bergum spending the Fourth at Arnolds Park. A Sunday evening musical in the M B Church is announced, plus plans to serve Ice Groom and Cake. Miss Maud Montgomery says she will teach at El Point next year, a notable advance in her career.
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Glenn
Windsor
Mr. Raleigh
Alma Bergum
Arnolds Park
M. B
Hou
Maud Montgomery
el Point
Thia
Maud
Return of Rev Wasser From Abroad Delights Community
Reverend W. C. Wasser arrived home Wednesday morning after a trip abroad. Local friends welcomed him warmly, noting his continued good health and enjoyment of the journey. Estherville Democrat reports the homecoming with cheerful tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Wasser
Simly
Estherville
Exchange move to lake park state bank improves town compliance
The Western Electric telephone exchange was moved last Friday from the upper rooms of the Lake Park State Bank to John Dickerson's former home to comply with a court decree. A long distance booth is now at the Lake Park House with Misses Oliva and Mac Dickerson to operate the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Electric Telephone Exchange
Lake Park
Corn and silage offer cheaper gains for lambs when price low
Iowa Experiment Station findings show that with corn at ordinary prices, dry feed yields higher gains in lambs than roots or silage. When corn and silage are cheap, gains with silage rival those with dry feed. Sugar beets produced the largest total gains, with turnips and cabbage requiring the most dry matter per 100 pounds gain. Sugar beets and mangels demand much hand labor, and Bulletin No. 110 details these results, available free from Director C. F. Curtiss, Iowa Experiment Station, Ames, Iowa.
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Iowa Experiment Station
Joy to the Bankers Heart Excerpt on Business Honesty
A banker urges complete honesty with lenders, stating that timely, full disclosure of any obligation is essential. He emphasizes trust as the highest asset and warns that concealment undermines the banker customer relationship and future assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin
May Lana Grass Sale by Lease or Sale
Local notice seeks to harvest sod grass either on shares or by acre from D Collins. Parties discuss letting a man or tea offer to cut and reap the grass, or sell the grass by the acre if terms cannot be reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D, Collins
Musical program at M. B. church Friday evening
Miss Barri eson and Miss Myrtle Hauton DWiocutinniat present a piano pupils concert at the M. B. church on Friday July 8 at 8 pm. The Mc worth League serves ice cream from 7 pm on the lawn of Mr and Mrs Win Mueller. A 2 cent musical ticket buys one serving of ice cream or tea and cream if rain prevents serving outdoors.
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Barrieson
Myrtle Hauton Dwiocutinniat
M. B
Mc.worth League
Washingtons Mount Vernon Tour and Arlington Visit
A detailed travelogue recounts tours of Mount Vernon including the Lafayette room, the vault holding Washington and Martha’s sarcophagi, and the Arlington Cemetery with 200 acres and graves of Union soldiers. It notes Decoration Day crowds, monuments for officers, and the Maine victims grave with the anchor, plus a night at the Congressional Library and a Capitol tour with notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Mt. Vernon
Italy
Washington
Garret
Association
England
Washington’s
Martha
Glosa
Martha’s
United States
Washing_ton
Arlington Cu
Uncle Sam
Maine
Fort Meyer
Wright
Baclk
Bottle death by own action and alcohol blame
A historical reflection argues that drunkenness often acts as a substitute for suicide, describing it as a temporary or slow death by one’s own action. It contends many men avoid immediate self-harm by drinking, blaming alcohol for the easier path to dying.
Hypnotism in Sickness Widens Mindset on Illness
A renowned surgeon cites hypnotism as a major element of suggestion shaping belief in illness. He argues that realization of sickness drives mental state, influencing response to ordinary or professional hypnosis.
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Sewior Graettinger and Vicinity PI
D. H. Glenn
Will Swift
Fastherville
John
Jon
Hazel Buamis
Ot Oshur
Ksiborville
R Bryan
Mr. Martinson
Jim Conway
Joe Oaks
Mitherville
Carole Mitchell
Graettinger
Whittemore
John Bosold
Harrison
Pete Milley
Motherville
Pete
Bomet
Hans Jensen
Ringsted
Chris Jensen
Hans
Kittle Waggerty
P. J. McCarty
Dubuque
Anna McCarty
Emmoteburg
Martin Christensan
Anni
Kenmare
Martin
Clarist Windsor
Cora Christopher
Astherville
Jimnny Duss
Msthervilly Swherdiy
Niiding
Dubujnais
Mas. Johm Robbins
D. A Glenn
Windsor [Fotel
Hugin
Msthervilla
Siton Simonwun
Will Boeeker and Son
Cilion
Ais Jansen
Minmatshory
Mr. Stone
Nstharville
Sunbeam Gallery
Sid Howard
Our City
Chas, Martinson
Wistherville
Marion Ketchen
Miss Sharp
Anne
Jossa
Alice Keane
Mstherville
Frlns Batarrckiy
Brother Branigunr
The
Democrat
J. Fa
Maud Rose
Simon Simonsen Ratuamedy
John Sullivan
Nellie Gilligher
Ith
A. A. Beauly
Marnest Paton
Ira Overholt
Mason City
Lowen
T. W. Ware
Ty Paulsen
Emily
Wnans Westergard
Minnnetaburg
Ida Truesdell
Gertrude Stamp
W. RR
Bryan
Dan Collins
Marshalltown
Dan
Geo Willisna
Aughus
Kiometsburg
Alex. Dickinson
Cylinder
J. B. Morrisman
Ammetsburg
Jaminetaburg
May Lana
Kenny Washington
Congressional Library
Shakesspeare
George
Joe
Sharman
Cinnad
Baily
Texas
Longworth
Roosevelt
Hougan
Woods
Lidsness
Navy Yard
Mayeer
BAT Rogers Bros
Rogers Bros
Meriden Britannia CO
International Bilver Cy
Maridan, Conn
omansUnd
Blue
Toi
Little Boy
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