D A R Ball Mandates Masks for Ladies
During a Daughters of the American Revolution business session at Mrs Chantland’s north 2nd avenue home, final New Year’s Eve ball plans were set. Ladies must wear masks while gentlemen may not. Invitations extended to Humboldt Manson Webster City and Estherville Iowa DAR chapter members.
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D. A. R. Ball
Fort Dodge
Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Manson
Webster City
Estherville
Iowa
Local Notes From Emmetsburg Grover and Estherville
Local items report Robt West at a stock sale in Emmetsburg, N B Egbert at a Shrine meeting in Sioux Falls, Jos Jacobson and partner stocking Grover for a grand year opening, Mrs Patrick Sullivan returning home to Bellynond, R B Calwell planning to Ireland on the Oceanic, a Grover house dance at the new Jacobson store, a typesetting error correction about D A K presenting to the library, G Overby the sole Northwestern Iowa factory tuner with twenty one years in major shops, and F G Oversy offering guaranteed work with Estherville service biweekly to Christmas and every 60 days thereafter.
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Robt
West
Emmoetsburg
N. B. Egbert
Sioux Falls
Jacobson
Jos
Grover
Patrick Sullivan
Bellynond
P. C. Sullivan
R. B. Calwell
Ireland
Oceanic
White Star Line
Jacobson Broa
G. Overby
Iowa
Hotel Orleans
Mr. Overby
Estherville
F. G
Village editor recalls rifle theft tale and odd gifts
A Kansas editor recounts borrowing a Winchester and returning it after days, while delinquents paid up in fear. Readers sent gifts of hay corn potatoes wood and turnips, as the editor jokes about debt collection. The piece weaves proverbs, a marriage quip, and an old tale of a wise man and a trickster with a captive bird.
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Mtore Saycovery
Kansas
Winchester
Lanie Vont
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Toy Department
Ren
Esther
Ville
JAY Johnston & CO
The
TOY Shop
Henty
Alger
Hawkes
Des Moines Capital
the Vindicator
Emmet County
Vindicator
Republican
Rockord
Carl Olson
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