Fort Defiance dedication prep for Old Settlers' Day event
Daughters of the American Revolution organize Fort Defiance monument unveiling with notable speakers Doc Bixby of Lincoln and Harvey Ingham of Des Moines. Official program lists concerts, sermons, addresses, a parade, ball, and a grand baby parade. The event aims to attract big crowds and provide ample accommodations.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Fort Defiance
Doc. Bixby
Lincoln
Nebraska
Harvey Ingham
Des Moines
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Buffalo Bones Discovered Eight Feet Underground
The Standard reports a buffalo skeleton fragment found on L. J. Melland’s farm near Mansfield. The skull measures 80 inches horn tip to tip and horns are 12 inches around at the base. Unearthed by ditching crew, the animal may have died water-seeking, possibly a thousand years ago.
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Mansfield
Emmons
L. J. Melland
P. A. Davidson
Albert Lea Standard
Estherville Wins Hard Fought Game Over Charles City
Estherville defeated Charles City 3 to 2 at Riverside Park in a thrilling contest with Cavanaugh pitching and Culver catching. Earlier, Bannetsburg yielded 10 to 3 to Estherville, and Getehell pitched in a doubleheader victory over Grundy Center, 10-2 and 9-2, as Manager Converse built a fastball lineup. Upcoming games with Worthington at Riverside Park were praised as well worth attending.
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Estherville
Charles City
Riverside Park
Cavanaugh
Culver
Bannetsburg
Getehell
Grundy Center
Our Boys
Farmer
Baker
Worthington
Country and spring inspire poetry and identity in streets and fields
A Des Moines woman is cured by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after two days of bowel trouble. A baseball recap shows Estherville beating Charles City in a long extra inning game, 12 innings, with key hits by Tommy and Cavanaugh. Grundy Center defeated Arnolds Park 10 to 2.
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Robert G. Ingersoll
Des Moines
Chamberlain
Estherville
Charles City
Cavanaugh
Tommy
Farmer
Minnesota Boys Nab Wins In Worthington Games
Both games at Worthington on Wednesday and Thursday favored the Minnesota boys. The brief note highlights two decisive wins backing the team’s strong road showing and confirms continued momentum for Minnesota in this early season stretch.
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Worthington
Okoboji Hotel Destroyed by Fire in Arnolds Park
Early Saturday morning a hotel in Arnolds Park, Okoboji, owned by the Milwaukee railroad company, was destroyed by a fierce blaze. Fire crews battled flames but the building was a total loss with no immediate word on casualties.
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Okoboji
Arnolds Park
The
Milwaukee Railroad Company
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