J Heneman dies suddenly in Estherville
Community mourning after Joseph Henneman dies Friday evening at home in Estherville born June 9 1866 in Cumberland County Pennsylvania 55 years old survived by wife Carrie Elizabeth Tredway four children and several siblings he was a respected local feed yard operator and active BPOE member funeral held Presbyterian church Monday afternoon with Elks in attendance obituary honors his integrity and community service. Alph Potter buys interest in Nyall Pharmacy Jefferson notification from Alph Potter and E O Re.
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Joe Henneman
Mr. Henneman
Estherville
Emmet County
Joseph Henneman
Cumberland County
Pennsylvania
Sac County
Iowa
Carrie Elizabeth Tredway
Ramel
Loretta
Therville
Laura Wagner Tool
Sioux City
Susie Shatto
Ida Miller
Spencer
Henneman
Hennerman
Ober
David Katto
Fostoria
Philip Heneman
Chasiller
Melvin Miller F Spencer
Frank Deaninson
Marshal Robinson
James Robison
Elizabeth Robinson
Baller
Clint Roop
Storm
Voorles
Elks Lodge
Var
Band Concert Called Best of Season in City
A large crowd attended a standout band concert headlined by the Chamber of Commerce band with Cairns Bros Show Band. The joint effort featured 30 plus players and seamless cooperation with the American Legion social, drawing praise for spirit and community support. Mr and Mrs Frank Godfrey left for Wisconsin to visit relatives including Mrs Godfrey's sister Mrs Cora Rhodes in Albertville.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cairns Bros
Oneilder Asf
Cairnes Bros
American Legion
the Legion
American Legion Boys
Frank Godfrey
Anderson wins zone shoot at Fort Snelling
C. M. Anderson of Estherville captured first money in the zone handicap shoot at Fort Snelling Minn turning 98 of 100 at 21 yards. He defeated seven state field with only 96 by the nearest competitor marking perhaps his greatest victory in a long career.
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Mort Anderson
My .O
Fort Nelling
Mr. Anderson
Des Moines
Anderson
W. E. Whitney
C. M. Anderson
Iowa
Fort Snelling
Minn
Estherville
Andy
Cairnes Bros Employee Injured Working on Show
A Cairnes Brothers worker was hurt at Lakota while moving a car with a pinch bar. The bar broke off in his body after a mishap between two cars. He was rushed to a local hospital and, though initially feared dead, is recovering well and expected to be released soon to rejoin the show.
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Cairnes Bros
Cairnes Brothers
Lakota
New Freight Engines for This Division
The Rock Island will receive six new locomotives of the large 1600 type for freight hauling. They will be in service by the time u now and enhance the division's power for the winter months.
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Rock Island
A Priceless Rain Delights Locality This Year
A gentle steady rain fell Monday night lasting over twelve hours and soaked the area fully. The downpour proved the most beneficial rain of the year for the locality, bringing much needed moisture.
Stolen Olds Coupe Recovered As Guns Missing From Minneapolis Trip
B B Anderson's Oldsmobile Coupe was stolen from in front of a theater in Minneapolis while Mort and Mrs. Anderson were at a show. It was found Monday near the lake district with no damage, but most removable parts and two valuable guns belonging to Mort and George were taken, valued at about 350 dollars. Police searched but found no trace of the thieves.
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B. B. Anderson
Minneapolis
C. M
Mort
Lake District
George
Ag E Opietan
Ag Ff
Anderson
Jaceo
Jackson
Minnesota
Lars Nelson
Lutheran Church
J Pany Tees
State
Former resident killed in wreck near Mason City
Engineer Al Moody died in a head on collision at Clear Lake Junction late last week. Moody once served in the same division and had Estherville roots. Three men perished as the crash occurred when both engineers believed they had right of way.
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Mason City
al Moody
Clear Lake Junction
Moody
Estherville
Dolliver Celebration Parade Planned Next Saturday
A large Dolliver city celebration is scheduled for next Saturday with many attractions including baseball games wrestling airplane stunts bowery dance and street sports. Estherville residents are invited to attend as the Ceylon band provides the music for the event.
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Dolliver
Estherville
Ceylon Band
Barnum Takes Journalistic Post With Masonic Observer
L L Barnum formerly of Estherville becomes associate editor of the Mason ic Observer published from the Masonic temple in Minneapolis. The nearly twenty three year old paper holds valuable Mason ic lore. He is Mrs H G Graat’s brother and is noted as a hustler who will aid in maintaining the Observer’s high standard.
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L, L. Barnum
L. L. Barnum
Estherville
Masonic Observer
Minneapolis
Observer
Mr. Barnum
Mra. H. G. Graat
Wrestling Showdown Promises Heavyweight Title Bout
The event sets up a heavyweight clash between Cyclone Ben Reeves and Towa Muguet as the main attraction. Trainers announce that arrangements are finalized for the match on Thursday evening, August 18, at the local arena, highlighting the city’s wrestling scene.
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Devi
Towa
Ben Reeves
Cairns Rothers Edge Rock Island In Snappy Contest
Cairns Rothers defeated Rock Island yesterday in a lively baseball game. Cairns Brothers showcased strong batting as Kelsay and Brown opposed by the visitors, with noisy local rooting. The scene noted Spirit Lake area real estate ads and local interest amid weathered team praise.
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Rock Island
Kelsay
Brown
Cairns Brothers
Seatem
Ben
Rockjaland Pays
Tang Rea
American Legion entertainment earns crowd and praise
A large crowd gathered in front of the library park for an American Legion event with a gate charge, food and ice cream, and car service for those who stayed. The program featured free acts, Dorothy Severs and Jesse Coxx as headliners, a saxophone duet, and the 418th Field Artillery Military Band. Estimates placed attendance between two and three thousand. receipts were about $125 with $30 expenses.
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Ill
Misa
Dorothy Severs
Jesse Coxx
Miss Severs
Jesse
Ax Hollister
Mathison
Field Artillery
Wilbur Thorndyke
Wisconsin Farmers Reject Bankrupt Rumor About Federation
Reports circulated that the Wisconsin Cheese Producers Federation was nearly bankrupt but Henry Krumrus, peering through Hoard's Dairyman, declares the federation owes no bank debt and that members now fund the organization with their own product, saving thousands in interest. Critics label cooperative efforts as attacked schemes while noting Equity Co-Operative Exchange remains financially strong.
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Wisconsin Cheese ‘Producers’ Federation
Henry Krumrus
Hoard’s
Dairyman
Equity Co-Operative Exchange
Chicago
Oath Sy Peat Snaskobs
Haas
BEN OLSON CALLED TO REST AFTER YEARS OF HEALTH ISSUES
Bengt Olson born June 26 1847 in Helsingborg Sweden died July 29 1921 aged 74. He emigrated to the United States in 1870 settled near Paxton Til and later Estherville. Survived by wife Sansing Johnson seven children five living including Cora Ringsted Cornell Olson John Olson and others. Funeral attended by Rev A F Seastrand, Halvor Johnson, and O P Bartleson among others.
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Bengt Olson
Helsingborg
Sweden
Pete
Paxton
Til
Sansing Johnson
Hom
Olson
Emmet County
Estheyville
Misa Corason
Estherville
Mra
Ringsted
Cornell Olson
John Olson
Cropsey
Mr. Olson
Totch
A. F. Seastrand
Litchfield
Minn
Sibley
Halvor Johnson
Morris, Il
John
Cropsey, Ill
H. Johnson
Minneapolis, Minn
O. P. Bartleson
Elliot, Ill
Final Open House At Camp Dodge for Alumnus Reunion
Des Moines announces the eighty eighth division reunion will run August 26 to 28 with nearly 6,000 veterans attending. The historic cantonment at Camp Dodge will be opened for inspections before demolition, and free transport is arranged from the city. A grand tent city will house fire service men at the fair grounds, and midwest railroads offer half fare for Camp Dodge veterans.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Camp Dodge
Fair Grounds
Mid-West
Rock Island Battles Graettinger On Local Diamond
The Rock Island baseball squad faces Graettinger on the local field next day with both teams aiming to secure a win. Large crowds are expected as fans gather near Market Street for the game atmosphere and pregame activities.
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Rock
Rock Island
Graettinger
West Side Grocery Store Planned by Allen
A grocery store is proposed for the West Side at Lincoln Street and Second Avenue near the bridge. Lloyd Allen of Supt. Allen of the Rock Island railroad leads negotiations to build and run a full line store in a capacious new building serving the suburb west of the city.
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Lloyd Allen
Supt. Allen
Rock Island Railroad
Lincoln Street
Second Avenue
Hia
Allen
Dakken Re-arrested on Liquor Charge In Fort Dodge
Tom Wo or in charge of transposing liquor in violation of their amendment was found not guilty by a jury and re-arrested by federal authorities last week. He was given a hearing in Fort Dodge the latter part of the week, bound over to the federal grand jury on $500 bond. Sheriff Tom Nivison and Marshal Case were called to Fort Dodge for the hearing. Mr Dakken was defended by attorney Ray Files of Fort Dodge. The federal grand jury will convene next month at which time Dakken will have his hearing.
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Fort Dodge
Theederal Grand Jury
Seriff
Tom Nivison
Marshall Case
Fort Dodie
Dakken
Ray Files
Federal Grand Jury
Mr. Dakken
Victory for Farming Interests in Iowa Tax Ruling
Iowa Executive council rejects raising land valuations for taxation this year, keeping 1919 bases. Iowa Farm Bureau Federation argued against any rise, citing farm burdens. Attorney J G Mitchell presented county-by-county agricultural data and a convincing case for tax relief, marking a win for farmers over railroads utilities and other interests.
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Iowa
Executive Council of
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Farmers of
J. G. Mitchell
Hunt
Committee On Taxation
Mitchell
Federation
Towa
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Nyall
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Ving
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Cairns
Rothers
Spirit Lake
Spiritainbow End
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American Legions
Ben Olson
Westrocery Store
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Anelss
Lloyd “Allen
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