Notable Iowa locals and events span Monday visits to Emmetsburg
Father Kelly rode as a passenger to Emmetsburg Monday evening. Ted Christiansen visited relatives in Estherville. J. G. Sando from Estherville attended to business. Elmer Ellis, Republican sheriff candidate, came from Emmetsburg. Tither Dunn near Clinton suffered fatal burns starting a kerosene fire. The McCleary twins of Diagonal Iowa are 81, Iowa's oldest. Ruthven guests Eugene and Mrs O B Sampson visited O B Anderson. Des Moines liquor tax levied at 300 dollars per building. Cedar Rapids to market 2 500 children grow gardens sell produce. Washington to hold June 12 13 hearing on gasoline price rise. Ankeny officers captured auto thieves after a resistant arrest. Shenandoah bridegroom two weeks in jail for theft. P J McCarty summoned for federal jury in Sioux City.
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Tither Dunn
Clinton
Iowa
J. H
D. H. McCleary
Diagonal
O. B. Sampson
Ruthven
O. B. Anderson
Des Mines
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Ankeny
Shenandoah
P. J. McCarty
Sioux City
William J. Toub
Alvin Smith
Melsenville
Mildred
Katherine Mahan
Ringsted
A. J. Show
W. C. Foster
Minneapolis
Disappearance inquiry in Ringsted sparks New York question
Friends and relatives in Ringsted seek answers about Agnes Rasmussen a former Ringsted girl who vanished after leaving Denmark for New York. The note mentions her uncle Carl Rasmussen and ties to Concord Iowa, with questions about white slavery. Also: notice of sale for the old frame school house listing auction date June 10 1916 at 2 PM terms $150 down and balance on possession.
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New York
Buck White
Church of the Social Revolution
White
Agnes Rasmussen
Ringsted
Miss Rasmussen
Carl Rasmussen
Concord
Miass
Demark
Board of Directors
Missing Danish Girl Leaves Concord for Denmark
In New York City relatives say she planned to sail via the Scandinavian line after leaving Concord. She wrote to her Danish parents about expected arrival, but failed to appear at steamship offices or obtain a ticket. Police are tracing her, two months after disappearance, amid fears of white slavery.
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New York City
Concord
Denmark
Ringsted
Ringsted Dispatch
Saving the Harvest in Hard Times and High Prices
A column reflects on waste in fruit crops and rising costs, urging producers to preserve surplus with portable canning outfits. It compares farm choices from the past to today, notes expected continued inflation, and calls for households to stock up on preserves to weather shortages. It cites the Indianapolis News on looming higher living costs and advises both growers and housewives to act now.
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Illinois
Charley
Phillippic
Nick
Indianapolis News
Europe
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Father Kelly
Emmetsburg
Ted Christiansen
Estherville
J. G. Sando
Elmer Ellis
Des Moines
Tree Press
Brother Nelson
W. I. Branagan
Frank Koch
Katherine McCoy
Graettinger
Branagan
the Democrat
Whittemore
M. F. Hawkins
Fort Dodge
H. L. Wildey
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Geo. G. Rice
Council Bluffs
Salt Lake City
C. A. Seele
Sioux Rapids
LE. G. Sando
Spirit Lake
Larson Realty Company
Rock Island
Packard
Larson
Iona
North McGregor
Beulah
McGregor
Decatur
Grachtinger
Lost Island
E. L. Weir
Chas
Sheffield
Ralph Smith
Maud
Mary Fogde
Nes Matsen
C. W. Weir
Lorene Sheffield
Story City
Ella Rusdall
C. J. Berdin
Grace Matsen
Knutson
Elmer Olson
Carl Christensen
Ida Peton
Clin
Lewis Thorsen
Emery H. English
English
Mr. English
Algona Courier
Albert Henkel
World Brotherhood
Old Roosters
A. J. Johnson & CO
Terry
Hy Ees
Monarch
Chicago Newsboys
Shetland
Ohio
River
Phineas’ Fletcher
Rockey Pass
New Orleans
Red River Plantation
Band the Great
Witary
Prchéstra
Louisiana Quartette
The
Southern ‘Sonigs
Jubilee Sinars
Betz
Laitenbergers Orchestra
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