Democrats plan drastic tariff cuts mirror Walker law
The editorial warns Democrats and the president push a low tariff akin to the 1846 Walker law, arguing it would trigger a severe financial depression. It criticizes the radical faction, hopes conservatives resist, and laments wasteful advertising while praising the need for better water and infrastructure in Estherville.
Federal salary rule bars self employment for postoffice staff
The rule prohibits anyone in a federal position earning $1000 or more annually from engaging in any business for themselves. It includes postoffice jobs and will significantly affect newspaper men aiming for post offices. Critics say there is little sense in the ruling.
Morgan Sr. Dies in Rome at Noon March Blood Stroke
J. Pierpont Morgan Sr. died in Rome Italy at five minutes past noon on a day in March. He would have been seventy six. He reportedly controlled over nine billion dollars.
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J. Peirpont Morgan Sr
Rome
Italy
Patterson disputes Selx Schwab Co ad contract claim
The Enterprise rebuts Patterson's assertion that Selx Schwab Co secured a year long ad deal at regular rates by claiming a 25 percent higher charge for longtime advertisers. It notes the contract was won at 9.5 cents per inch, not 12.5, and argues the paper had the largest circulation is false. Also mentions looming storms and upcoming tariff session.
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T the Riterpriad
Selx, Schwab& Co
Patterson
Death of Ella Bergum Shocks Ames Community
Ella Bergum died at Des Moines hospital after a long stomach illness. She was born in Minnesota and moved to Emmet County before settling in Ames in 1903. A devoted Norwegian church member and schoolteacher for ten years, she will be remembered for her Christian faith and dedication to her pupils. Funeral services will be held Friday at 12:30 from the Norwegian church, with interment at the Lutisan cemetery east of town.
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Ella Bergum
Bergum
Ames
Des Moines
Methodist Hospital
Lewis Larson
Alfred Simmonson
Corneliua Skow
Henry Larsen
Chris Jensen
Andy Axelton
Ella Christina Kergum
Lincoln County
Minn
Ibet
Emmet County
WalUngford
Thie City
Ella
Hone
Schodl
Estherville
Ahe
Fragments of Obituary Notice from Graettinger Times
A damaged OCR obituary fragment notes a woman who was dutiful and kind, survived by her parents, four sisters Emma of Huron 84 Mrs Reluigh of Pono Nebr Anna and Hose, and a brother Arthur attending Forest City school. All siblings attended the funeral.
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alWwaya
Emma
Huron
Reluigh
Ponos
Nebr
Anna
Hose
Black
Arthur
Forest City
Graettinger
Western Land Securities Agents Gather In St Paul
John Oamundson reports from the annual wet-together meeting of Western Land Securities Company in St Paul. About 160 agents discussed Upper Peninsula colonization, emphasized honest billing of conditions, heard speeches by D A Wallace and B H Schriber, and noted plans for continued settlement work with demonstrations of stereoticon devices.
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John Oamundson
Western Land Securities Company
St. Paul
Vindicator & Republican
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Peninsula
Hicks
D. A. Wallace
Wallace
Southland
B. H. Schriber
South Country
W. G. Clark General
Wisconsin
T. T. Basheller, Sr
Western Prairies
A. W. Park
Snyder
Peterson Bros. Grocery Co
Death Notices: John Krieba Dies After Illness at 83
John Krieba died at his home after a five day pneumonia illness on Monday afternoon. He was 83 and lived in Emmet county owning land, moved to Heberville in 1916, born in Luxemburg May 1 1830. Survived by wife Misa Eugene Fumel and twelve children, graveside service at St Patrick's Church conducted by Rev Murtagh.
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John Krieba
Emmet County
Heberville
East Howard Street
Luxemburg
Germany
Misa Eugene Fumel
St. Charles
Minnesota
Emimét
Eatherville
Bellingham
Minn
Peter
Huntington
Felix
Eugene
Estherville
Ed Kirchner
N. Koenecky
Huntingdon
Mra
Glemmon
Dunnell
St. Patrick's Church
J. G. Murtagh
Thia
Tolliff Quingland Dies in City at 74
Tolliff Quingland aged 74 died at his daughter's home in the city on Saturday March 29. Funeral services were held at the Lutheran church Tuesday afternoon with interment in the Norwegian cemetery north of town.
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Tolliff Quingland
Bert Handeland
Mrs Doughty of Jack Creek Dies at Parkersburg Home
Mrs. Doughty formerly of Jack Creek township Emmet county died at her son’s Parkersburg South Oak residence a few days ago Her husband died years ago The obituary notes she was respected by many who knew her and the community will regret her passing Emmetaburg Democrat reports
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Edward Doughty
Jack Creek Township
Emmet County
Parkersburg
South Oak
Sibley Sevral
Nursory
Mrs Flaherty Dies In City After Illness At 69
Mrs Edward Flaherty sister of Walter Crowell and aunt of Mrs Hart Fahey died at her brother’s home in the city on Tuesday March 26 after creeping paralysia She was sixty nine Funeral services were held Thursday and burial in Fort Dodge where she lived until two years ago Mr and Mrs Walter Crowell and Mr and Mrs Earl Fahey attended the graveside Also reported Frank Gotch defeated Lurich in Kansas City wrestling matches The Rock Island yards incident occurred when two engines separated from a train causing a dash to the town The body of William D Markley arrived and was buried in Oak Hill cemetery The Woodman lodge conducted the burial
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Edward Flaherty
Walter Crowell
Hart Fahey
Fort Dodge
Earl Fahey
Rock Taland
Down
Itla
Iowa
Falla Sentinel
William D. Markley
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ile
Woodman Lodge
Q. O. Markley
Cold Facts About Retailer and a Local Notice
A fragmented passage discusses the high failure rate among retail merchants, urging awareness of incidental costs and the value of service alongside hardware. It notes that many merchants ignore these costs, unlike a drugstore, and calls out a monthly Associated Charities meeting next Saturday at 8:30 in their room under the Bank of Estherville. A sale ad lists an 8 room modern house on Lincoln street at $4,000 by PERSON & PITCHER.
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Nebraska
Daily Press
Atore Man
The
Associated Charities
Bank of Estherville
Lincoln Street
Person & Pitcher
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