Tariff Fight Threatens Cotton Stockings Prices
The Payne tariff proposal sparks nationwide protest warnings that cotton stocking prices could rise to 35 or 50 cents for most Americans, hitting families hard while silk hosiery remains untaxed. Dry goods interests cite doubled hosiery production with little import growth as proof tariffs would curb competition and raise costs for consumers.
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New York
National Wholesale Dry Goods Association
Washington
Washington Bay
Notice of Probate and Claims in Hudver Tus FensGn
Public notice from the Inkriel Court of Bimmet County Iowa that Ade Malointrateix of Lie state Hudver Tus fensGn, deceased, has property deposited and all persons with claims against sald cylute must present them sworn to the court. Immediate payment requested to the Wailer. Datled at Katherville Iowa this vil day of April A.D. Ivy.
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Bimmet
Lowa
Hudver
Katherville
Iowa
A.D. Ivy
Emmet County Pioneer Andrew Mattison Dies at 80
Andrew Mattison, early Emmet County settler born December 1, 1805, died at his home in Carrollton Washington. He moved from Connecticut to Wisconsin in 1846 then to Emmet County in 1868, later relocating to Portland and Carrollton. Survived by wife two daughters five grandchildren and two great grandchildren with many friends. He was a longtime member of the M K church and a devoted Christian.
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Emmet County
Iowa
Barberi
Colitz County
Washington
Derembear
Wart Greenrich
Connecticu
Delevan
Wisconsin
Emmet
Portland
Oregon
Carrottton
Cowlitz
M. KK
Dharch
Moerehbanta
Cartlerack
Mia
Benjiman Nye
Carrollton
Death of Estherville leader Anfin Severson recalled
Anfin Severson longtime president of Fatherville died at his home on Wednesday April 7 at age years 2 months after a long illness. Funeral held Friday at the Norwegian Lutheran church with Rev Akre officiating. He was born in Norway February 13 1439 and came to the United States settling in Stoughton Wisconsin then Lake Mills Estherville. He served three years in the Civil War and married Margaret Jolson in Leeds Center Wisconsin on February 2 1866. Thirteen children born to the couple six sons and seven daughters with only Thomas of Minnesota and Mrs Charles Cosa of Estherville surviving. He moved to Estherville about twenty years ago and was a member of Vandenburg Post G A R. A skilled tradesman, Severson spent much of his life in this country. He leaves a widow a daughter and a son. The Bannister Greenwood Stock Co plays the Opera House all next week.
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Fatherville
Othe
Akre
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Onk Tem
Aardbal Seven
Norway
Isag
Stoughton
Wisconsin
Charles Cosa
Estherville
Severson
Lake Mills
Vandenburg Poat G. A. KR
New Drag Law Repeals Old Statute and Sets Road Duties
A recently enacted statute repeals the old drag law and shifts duties to township trustees and city councils to drag main traveled roads. It sets payment rules per mile, prescribes when drag work must occur, and bans vehicle use on dragged road sections until dried or packed. Penalties for violations are outlined, with April dragging meetings and notices to abutting landowners.
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Prusteas
Lynn And Stautz Coming to Evanglical Campaign
Sunday afternoon executive committee in M B Church outlined plans for an evangelistic campaign starting mid May led by Lyon and Stents of Wheaton Illinois. The Spencer meeting drew large attention with many conversions. Reporter praised Mr Lyon as a thinker preacher of logic and fervor, arguing his approach delivers lasting results across religious work. Comnicated.
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Lyon
Wheaton
Estherville
Spencer
Mr. Lyon
Reults
Hite
Dotliver School Report for Month Ended April 2 1909
School monthly report shows attendance punctuality and verifications across primary intermediate and high school rooms. Names listed for attendance and tardiness include Harold Laffey Carl Barefoot Mary Eckhart Robert Kydd and others. The notes recount an Ole Axness farm ruling by the Supreme Court favoring a young successor and outline related historical context.
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Harold Laffey
Carl Barefoot
Mary Eckhart
Robert Kydd
Donald Caylor
Linua Stillman
Bernice Stillman
Lottie Pickell
Lyhie Griffith
Haward Grettenburg
Marguerite Crettenburg
Hugo Eckhart
Ruth Pickell
Augusta Ranke
Grifith
Foley Kidney Remedy Ad Beside Real Estate Notices
Fragmentary ad text promotes Foley’s Kidney Remedy to strengthen kidneys due to backache and urinary troubles. Includes unrelated money loan and real estate transfer snippets with garbled names and dates. The readable portion centers on a medical remedy claim amid a cluttered classified page.
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Foley
Jay Johnston & Co
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