Bancroft Yeomen celebrate 10th anniversary event
Bancroft hosts a lively Yeomen celebration marking a decade of fraternal activity. Elmer E. Deel of Des Moines, assistant grand foreman, delivered a lengthy address on Yeomen growth and impact. The evening included an oyster supper and a grand ball, followed by a regular Masons meeting and extensive local social updates.
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Bancroft
Elmer E. Deel
Des Moines
Jefferson Hall
Deel
Yeomen
Will Blake Visits St Paul and Local Social News
Portland notes show Will Blake from St Paul visiting on Tuesday. Robt Cogdill and family visited E O Mann home. W M Rike hosted friends in Burt. Esther Smith visited Viva Mann. Fred Kreger hosted Sunday at W M Rike. Bach Corners residents visited G J Rike and others attended gatherings. A surprise party honored W M Blake for his birthday with a large turnout.
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Will Blake
St. Paul
Robt. Cogdill
E. O. Mann
W. M. Rike
Burt
Mis
Esther Smith
Viva Mann
Fred Kreger
Kid Pompe
Ed Drone
Bachelor Cornera
County Correspondence From Burt Whole Note of Departures and Events
County correspondence lists residents moving and aging relatives. Fred Keopka plans to move to Fenton to live with daughter Mrs Udith Huyenga. Mr and Mrs Carver leave Burt for Kenmare North Dakota after long involvement in church and club activities. Many social events including farewell parties, a basket sociable, and a men auxiliary banquet are announced. Community marriage announcements include Win Knoll and Suidie Martin at the M E parsonage and Dick Manus and Stefler Stefley of Alden. Washington program and day of prayer observances noted as well.
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Warner
Whitney
May Nichols
Fred Keopka
Burt
Udith Huyenga
Fenton
Home Missionary Society
Washington
Win, Knoll
Suidie Martin
M. E. Parsonage
Dakota
Fred Vogel
Queal
Mrs. Carver
Local residents and visitors gather in Fenton area news
The L Y P S meets at Martin Jengen's next Friday evening. Mrs A Lindsey and children from Burt visited relatives here last week. P O Martinusgen of Algona sold patent medicine here last week. J B Carr of Lone Rock and Walter Crabtree of Chicago visited on business. Thorgons began lumber hauling for a spring house. Ole Olson traveled from Algona to farm his new property. Anderson's lame leg improved to use a crutch. A baby girl was born Monday at the Helgason home. Kalkbrenner and family moved to Fenton. farewell party held. Kalkbrenner Mrs Ringholm and Niels Nelson held public sales last week. Henry Kimers shipped cattle to Chisago. about ten head of stock shipped from Fenton. Nenton becomes a major shipping point in this area.
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Martin Jengen
A. Lindsey
Burt
P.O. Martinusgen
Algona
J. B. Carr
Lone Rock
Walter Crabtree
Chicago
Thorgons
Ole Olson
T. Anderson
O. Helgason
Frank Kalkbrenner
Fenton
P. Ringholm
Niels Nelson
Henry Kimer
Chisago
Nenton
Blato
Deafness Cure Claim by Halls Catarrh Cure
An advertisement claims a single cause for deafness is catarrh and promotes Halls Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for a cure. It describes deafness from inflamed Eustachian tube and urges constitutional remedies, accompanied by testimonials and Toledo based Cheney Co. sales.
Settlers’ Hates to Mipnegotg and Malta Tuesday Note
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to settlers and a recurring Tuesday event at Malta with unclear actions. Names and places are garbled, but indicates a local notice or column noting weekly activities or gatherings and a theme of conflict or dislike. The readable elements include Malta and Tuesday.
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Ettlers
Malta
Social notes and local visits across Webster City area
Johnnie Minor Jeff visited Webster City with Priday. Fred Heckart was a Sunday visitor in the city. George Munch spent several days in Des Moines on business last week. A. W. Batterson and family visited the Blanchard home in Seneca. The shadow social at the schoolhouse No. 6 drew a good crowd. Shadows tickets sold well with 23 sold and one reaching a high price around 81.70 in Swaa.
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Johnnie Minor Jeff
Webster City
Fred Heckart
George Munch
Des Moines
A. W. Batterson
A Blanchard
Seneca
No. 6
Swaa
North Kossuth Items and Local Notes
Miss Lena Bloon for Mrs. Hagedorn. Lyons shipped three cay iat battle to Chicago Monday. Dr. Wand was called to see Mr. Martlow who was very sick. Enos Copperknoht placed a new organ in the G. E. Sender home Saturday. Hollg Hooger came home Thursday remained over Sunday. Born to Mr and Mrs Wiohorn a boy Thursday morning. Mrs Rowe ig is her daughter and her new has been sewing. Springfield Feb ed and netted.
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Lena Bloon
Hagedorn
A. Lyons
Chicago
Wand
Rowe
Misa
Springfield
Local social notes include visits and family tales
Chas Reibsamenis in Algonson serves as the petit jury. Miss Laura Peterson returned from St Paul last week. Mrs I Buskirk of Missouri visits her sister Mrs C Mitchell. Miss Julia Nelson has been weak with appendicitis. Otto Park of Cedar Rapids visits his parents. Bobenhouse of Clarion spent Sunday with friends. Mrs F S Sanford entertains her brother Mr Palmer from Estherville. Miss Marie Grover of Burt visited her sister Mrs Dr Wallace last week. Mr and Mrs Wiwell returned from LaPorte City where they visited Everett Hartshorn and sisters Eugene and Evelyn of Ledyard. Spent Sunday with their brother Elner.
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Chas. Reibsamenis
Algonson
Petit Jury
Laura Peterson
St. Paul
I. Buskirk
Missouri
C. Mitchell
Julia Nelson
Otto Park
Cedar Rapids
Bobenhouse
Clarion
F. S. Sanford
Mr. Palmer
Estherville
Mrs. Wiwell
LaPorte City
Everett Hartshorn
Eugene and
Evelyn
Ledyard
Elner
Swea City News Notes and Local Gossip
Swea City updates include Hanifen planning ward and city officer campaigns, grand jurors Haglund and McAnnan in Sunday rest, Lark Reynolds’ cheerful statement about a house boy, and visitors Chas Suchschmeltz of Eldora with Chas Zieper of Garner at E. B. Stahl home. Mrs. Latson rooms with Stahl, S. H. McAdams becomes a harness maker, Tack Stavely tops bids for Neron at Swea City Horse Co. sale, and Florence Monson from Redpath Lyceum Bureau is set for a Saturday event.
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T. R. Hanifen
Bancroft
8. P. Haglund
A. N. McAnninc
Lark Reynolds
Chas. Suchschmeltz
Eldora
Chas. Zieper
Garner
E. B. Stahl
R. L. Latson
S. H. McAdams
Tack
Stavely
Sweg City Horse Co
Neron
Heartainly
Ag Tr Meon
Florence Monson
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Tommy
Emigrant Cars Depart Bancroft Under Thurad Club Aid
A fragment notes an entertainment at the opera house under the Thurad Club to raise funds for park beautification. Ten or twelve emigrant cars will leave Bancroft Thursday or Friday this week over the Northwest route with De Smet South Dakota, Glasser, and Chas A Roblin among those shipping out tonight.
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Opera House
Thurad Club
T Park
Bancroft
N W
de Smet
S. DB
de Glasser
Chas. A. Roblin
Farm Machinery Auction Set for White Moor
On March 9, all farm machinery in the Olson warehouse at Whittemon will be sold at auction. The catalog includes senders plows corn planters and other implements.
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Olson
Whittemon
Farm Loans Promoted at Lowest Interest Rates
Promoters advertise farm loans at the lowest rate of interest and urge applicants to make early application at the Kossuth County State Bond office.
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Kossuth County
Skin Disease Cured After Twenty Years By Salve Use
I want you to know now much Chamberlain's Salve has done for me. It cured my face of a skin disease almost twenty years standing. I had been treated by several physicians with no benefit, but two boxes of this salve cured me. — Mia F. Geri fat, Troy, Ala. Chamberlain's Salve is for sale by E. E. Conner & Co.
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Chamberlain
Mia
F. Geri Fat
Troy
Ala
E. E. Conner & Co
Foley’s Honey and Tar Promoted For Coughs And Pneumonia Prevention
An advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cure for obstinate coughs and colds, claims pneumonia prevention, and highlights a yellow package. It also lists a sales job offering with high yearly pay and home headquarters, and mentions Conner & Co and E. B. Connard & Co. as distributors. The text repeats brand names and packaging details.
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Foley
E. BE. Connard& Co
Conner & Co
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