Plans for American community store in Waterloo
A Waterloo ad item outlines plans for an American community store partnership tied to a certificate system. Investors buy certificates to support opening a store on Sixth and Sycamore streets, with funds held at a bank until opening. The plan promises returns or refunds, with community leaders backing the project and religious notices included.
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Aernteeivan
Gem “Patty
Sycamore
Te Gkroin Srocery
I Nates
Somaciitg
Tore Farrag
Waco
Tex
Oinela
Betherville
Anton Pisin
Texas
Tates
Waterloo
Comene
Svery
Bull Moose Hunt Reported by Northern Townmen
A feisty trek by business men from nearby town chronicles a Bull Moose hunt. After a long chase across miles, the party plans to ship tender evidence and meat to Duluth, awaiting the broiled verdict at Betherville next week.
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Ladt
Jste
Betherville
Duluth
John Graff Buys Fine Young Duroc Jersey Boar
John Graff, a notable Duroc Jersey breeder south of the city, purchased a premier young boar from the Great Orion Sensation line. Described as tall, long, with a perfect head and ears, the animal will boost Graff’s herd and enrich the community’s winter sale bred to the boar.
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John Graff
Duroc Jersey
Orion
Aire
Date Change for Chivalry Ceremony in City
The Decoration of Chivalry by Patriarch Mili tant of I O O F was moved from December 8 to December 16 Thursday evening. The public ceremony is open and many out of town guests plan to attend. Remember the change in date.
Linen Shower Hosts Friends of Miss Nat Merriott
Miss Nat Merriott celebrated a linen shower hosted by Miss Mack Groves with many friends in attendance. Henry Buseman of Pipestone Minnesota visited during Thanksgiving in the city.
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Merriott
Mack Groves
Nat Merriott
Henry Buseman
Pipestone
Minnesota
Father Conway Here Referring to a Reception Held
Article notes Father Conway, formerly of Sanborn, attended a reception last week during Tunaday evening. The piece references Conway's connection to Sanborn and comments on his presence at the event.
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Sanborn
Y Pear
Co’ Nway
Estherville Delegation Leads State Hi Y Conference
A large Estherville delegation joined the Hi Y and older boys at the state conference in Des Moines, with about fifteen hundred attendees. Young men and leaders traveled Friday, returning Monday morning. Delegates listed include Fred Ankvan Flave Own, Joney Man, Harry Pergon, Harold Fantill, and others. The event featured leaders such as Dwight Blaffa and Henry Wallace, with addresses by Stitt Wilson and Frank Mossman, centering on The Manhood of America for the Man of Galilee.
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Eatherville
Estherville
Des Moines
Fred -Ankvan Flave Own
Annrene Joneyman
Harry Pergon
Harold _Fantiell
Erwin
J. ‘Ilton
Estheville
Dwight N. Reg
America
E Stherville
Inday
Funeral Obituary of Popular Young Lady Lillian Sehattiger
Obituary notes the death of Lillian Sehattiger at Huntington on November 26, 1920 at a young age. It describes her character as gentle and thoughtful, mentions her family, and records funeral services held with local community attendance. Floral tributes and a church service accompanied by a neighborhood quartet are noted, with burial in the local cemetery.
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Lillian Sehattiger
Huntington
Mise Sohni
Familly
Ssimtington
Vince
Conand Frente
Waters
McCormick
Frank Steinhorst
Glavehee
Witm
Tha
Reads
Betherville East
Tde
Auctioneer career for local resident Tom Hepp
R Hepp of nearby Wallington launches into the auctioneer business for the coming season. He has lived long near the trade area and studied the field, aiming for success in the new venture. The piece predicts a very successful future for Hepp.
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R. Hepp
Wallington
Tom Hepp
Hepp
Ane Lg
Shorthorn Cattle Sale Set for December 11
Cattle breeders Chas. P. Brandt and F. A. Schaeffer prepare for a Shorthorn cattle sale on December 11 at the dairy farm north of town. The event draws attention from breeders across the state as the ring will showcase top animals in strong condition. Both sellers are well known, with histories of producing notable herd stock.
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Chas. P.brandt
F. A. Schaeffer
Emmetsburg Triumph Over Estherville 8 2 In Local Game
Thursday Estherville’s football squad visited Emmetsburg and lost 8 to 2. The locals, led by a strong first half surge, fumbled opportunities yet kept control, while Emmetsburg capitalized on slips for the lone safety and a late touchdown. The crowd's support and the season’s outlook suggest a fast club formation this winter.
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Emmetsburg
Estherville
Ratherville
Brown
Emmoteburg
Lewis
Murray
Ues
Mattos
Mint Lake
One & Spencer
Emmets
Milford High Clashes With Local Rivals In Strained Showdown
The game featured tense exchanges as Milford and the locals battled for every inch of field position. Both teams fought hard with strong lines and aggressive plays, earning praise for effort and the season’s hard work despite the tough contest.
Palace Meat Sale Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads a city sale notice for Palace Meat with unclear names and street references. readable items mention Harold Toteal and Ms D Di Co in an ambiguous sale context. Further details are obscured by damaged text and stray punctuation.
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Palace
Taek
Wee
Ms D di
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