Western over boom er in hard living western country
Milton Raway reports in Washington that western regions offer mild winters and pleasant summers but lack of capital and high clearing costs trap settlers. Truck farming and fruit growing have faded. dairy and pasture remain but require cleared land. Old settlers prosper with clear land. newcomers struggle without aid for clearing heavy timber land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Raway
Washington
Emmet
Kelrap
Hogtaday
Young sells Jack Creek farm to Loula Lippold
O N Young sold his Jack Creek farm last week to Loula Lippold for 127 dollars an acre. The 240 acre property was well improved and Young added eighty acres about three years ago at 438 dollars an acre, a profitable investment. Jack Creek farms are becoming more valuable, with some of the county's best land in this township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. N. Young
Jack Creek
Loula Lippold
New Books at the Library Include Quotation Texts and Guides
A list of new books arrives at the library featuring Bartletts Familiar Quotations and various handbooks on topics from natural resources to spelling and pronunciation. Also noted are works on religion, science, architecture, gardening, and travel, with several titles in education and social topics.
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Bartlets
Mathews
Laing
Barrell
Woman's Club
Hudson
Hell
Williams
Miracles of Science
Socidy
Hunter Home
Richards
Poppe
County News Roundup From Emmet County
Prairie fires caused property damage across the county last week while a new creamery company organized at the courthouse with officers M Parrlott as president and H W Woods as secretary. Other items note residents moving, births, visits, and local business plans including a planned store at the Lincoln House block. court convenes with Judge Thomas and a crowded docket.
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Court House
M. Parrlott
H. W. Woods
Ole Anderson
F. L. Trapp
Nels Anderson
Thos. Edmunds
J. H. Barnhart
Thomas
Times Are Improviiy and Local Affairs Review
Britt Tribune notes Times improvement with Spirit Lake contact to Miss Mattie Sawyer in New York. A Way separated from Minnie Lewis Way last November and married a widow of his acquaintances Laine. Rewinders of past subscription accounts organized by the paper to collect smaller totals.
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Britt Tribune
A. B. Kuk
Spirit Lake
Mattie Sawyer
New York
A. Way
Minnie Lewis Way
Laine
UN & Lew Press
Commercial Club elects officers in Estherville
The Commercial Club re elected officers H Oraneky as president and FH Rhodea as vice president with A O Peterson secretary. They plan to push water works and electric light improvements and back local enterprises. A committee was formed to seek a better factory location for Maina’s piano harp and to promote Estherville. The group aims to boost the city and attract new businesses while preparing streets for spring paving and publicity efforts.
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Commercial Club
Officara Aa
H. Oraneky
FH. Rhodea
Zeeman
Trenamier A
Peterson
Che Onatter
Coun
Maina
Estherville
Esmeralda Senior Class Play Opens Admission 6 Cents
The Esmeralda senior class presents a play titled Esmeralda with a 6 cent admission. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. First come, first choice seating as capacity is limited. The cast includes Rodgers family land sale, Dave Hardy lending a hand, and Lydia Ann plotting plans. Also notes a board meeting with ditch contracts awarded to Cement Products Co for 48,424.05 and other firms.
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Doora
Eameralda
North Carolina
Hamoraltda
Marquiss
Migs Kinney
Diteh
Cement Products Co
Skoug & Johnson
Stwas Held
Mitcheseha
Chas. Peterson
Mason City
Ditch No
Bars Kogde
Mahinva
Minnesota
Lace Kogde
Train service under review after new line failure
Trainmaster Haldeman warned that the period for the new train will expire and costs may not be covered, threatening removal. Public sentiment along the line supports keeping the service, which locals say is the best since its inception. Des Moines hosted a Lowe Progressive conference naming a state ticket with George White as governor and Carl Vo Pranke as national committeeman. George White, H. H. Betty, W. J. Lingard, and others are listed in the ticket. notable attendees include Mrs. B. Christensen and Mrs. John Dundas visiting Mel.
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Haldeman
Rock Island
Agit
Elo
Wee House
Buffalo Center ‘Tribune
J. E. Wiley
Sigourney
Des Moines
Cguorge White
Nevada
H. H. Betty
Davenport
Mor
W. J. Lingard
Archer
Dr. Cole
Olwein
M Bs. Weldy
Portable Coutinsehuilletrese Li
WR. Kussvillel
Uobelousa
He Keys
Coun Bliits
Bor
Carl Vo Pranke
Mason City
George White
Stury Coulty
Deming Couple Mark 36th Anniversary With Family Dinner
Mrs. Deming planned a Thursday dinner for the Deming family to honor 36 years of marriage and 56 years since Mr. Deming Wesborn's birth. Guests included Caleb Deming, Mrs. Will Deming, A J Bosworth, Harry and Ivy Armstrong, and the Osgoods, with gifts and a festive Aix course meal. The Woman's Club gathered at Mrs Hemphill's home as Mrs Sunderland led a lesson on parliamentary duties and current events.
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P. Deming
P. Deming Wesborn
Caleb Demning
Will Deming
A. J. Bosworth
Harry
Ivy Ot Armstrong
John Osgood
Jobor
Catherine
Caleb Deming
Devil
Rex
Francis
Hemphill
A Girl's Own Story in May Woman's World
Mary bullec the steer of the uidines writes about her experiences in a sensational Life of Moving Picture Actress. The May issue of Woman's World features thrilling moments and offers subscription bargains for readers to extend current magazines.
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Mary Bullec
Uidines
Phrilling
Nut & Bubouwiber
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