Death claims C P in community obituary
Charles Philo Turner born Joliet Illinois April 8 1848 moved with family through Brandon Orchard Rudd Estherville and finally settled in Ames area. Was a merchant in Rudd Mason City and Estherville, longtime Methodists Episcopal member, husband and father of three sons. Died after indigestion attack early Thursday morning after church attendance Monday. Survived by Harriet Rose wife and sons William M Glen E and George Philo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Philo Turner
Joliet
Olinde
Brandon
Iowa
Orchard
Rudd
Harriet Eliza Rose
Mason City
Estherville
Jesus Christ
Christ
Methodial Episcopal Church
Pod
Geryige
House of God
Te Pee
God
William M
Glen E
Ratherville
George Philo
Omaha
Nebraska
New Leg For Boy From Infantile Paralysis
A local surgeon at St Thomas hospital has created a new leg for nine year old Lloyd Brunévold by transplanting tendons from the paralyzed muscles to healthy leg muscles. Once healing completes the boy is expected to walk normally though a brace may be needed briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas Hospital
Lloyd Brunévold
Alfred Brunavold
Eotherville
Marshalltown Repubican
Pheasants to be Placed in State Game Preserve
State Game Warden Hinshaw will stock Spirit Lake area with 60 pheasants per county, creating a 3000 acre game preserve. Farmers hosting the birds must sign agreements restricting hunter activity on the tract for five years, after which hunting will resume under Iowa game laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Mrs J W Warrison Plans Winter in Iowa
Mrs J W Warrison of Toledo Oregon, visiting daughter Mrs Carl Thor near Willingford, called at our office last Wednesday. She will spend the winter in Emmet county though fond of Oregon. The Harrisons have subscribed to the Vindicator and Republican for thirty seven years and enjoy its weekly visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Warrison
Toledo
Oregon
Iowa
J. W. Harrison
Carl Thor
Wwwilingford
Little Harry Wagner Dies After Scalding Accident
Little Harry Wagner aged 10 months and 7 days died at his Cheyenne home December 7 1918 after hours of suffering from a scalding fall into a pail of hot water He was the son of Mr and Mrs Henry Wagner born March 8 1918 at Estherville Iowa Survived by parents a sister named Hagel and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Harry Wagner
Henry Wagner
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Little Harry
Estherville
Iowa
Warer lodge member in Davenport fire loss story
George Forber a blue lodge member at the Masonic temple refused to leave during a fire and had to be carried out. The blaze caused an estimated 26000 in damages. Miss Marion Ridley hosts an informal Christmas party at her home for Mrs Johnsgood’s and Ray JF Catlin’s Sunday School classes with a decorated tree and gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
George Forber
Blue Lodge
Masonic Temple
Marion Ridley
Apparent Motorcycle Car Crash Injures Local Girl
Friday night collision on Des Moines street near Seventh street left Miss Lydia Yeager severely hurt as Sorley Nelson on a motorcycle and Robert Bovaird in a car collided. Yeager underwent emergency surgery. Nelson sustained facial injuries and a broken leg. Occupants of the car were fellow students Miss Hulda Peter son and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Peterson
Christian Church
Sorley Nelson
Lydia Yeager
Des Moines
Seventh Streets
Nelson
Robert Bovaird
Misa Yeager
Walat Line
Hama Fa
South Eighth Street
City Hospital
Robert Howard
Carl Wells
Lelia Hinton
Louise Nichols
The Sistine Madonna by Raphael described and history
A fragmentary article admires Raphael Sanzio's Sistine Madonna, detailing the Virgin and Christ Child, Saint Sixtus II, and Saint Catherine, with notes on the artist’s life from his birth in 1483 to his death at 37. It covers the painting’s origin for San Sisto in Piacenza, its 1784 sale to Augustus III, and its current home in Dresden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael
Sixtus II
St Catherine
St. Catherine
Sixtus Sk
Rome
Valerian
Raphael Sanzio
Santi
Italy
Fra Angelico
Bar Lulummey
Hiraphael
Dresden
Perugino
Florence
Vatican
Farmers Institute January 20 and 21
Mayor B B Anderson welcomes attendees and C D Rice talks hog cholera at the Emmet county Farmers Institute set for January 20 and 21 in this city. The program includes lectures, demonstrations, contests, and a corn exhibit with prizes, all free, with officials urging all farmers and their families to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Anderson
Farmers Institute
H. A. Bittenbender
Ames
Stein January Zlyt
Grad
Biteh
Aimes
F. A. Wisewanger
Emmet
Em- Met
Emmetsburg Smuggling Joke and Farm Sale Report
Emmetsburg residents react to a Tuesday evening arrest after two men attempted to smuggle liquor from Sherburn Minnesota returning by train. They were relieved of ten and eleven pints plus fifty four dollars in costs. Also noted is the sale of the OG O Fos ant farm east of Wallingford for 160 per acre to Md Olson of Forest City. Maria Pingrey and Lucy Pingrey visit Spencer Washinton Town schools for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Hlmmetsburg
Sherburn
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Rock Island
Marshall McCoy
Mayors Office
Emmersburg
Estherville
A. Anderson
John Nelson
OG. O. Fosant
Vighty Ogres
Wallingford
MD. Olson
Forest Cjty
Fashier
Anderson
Nelson
Maria Pingrey
Spencer
Misa Lucy
Pingrey
Washinton
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Glaims C. P
Stitute
Cone Peétion
Barners Institute
Pew
Department of
Animal Husbandry
Presbyterian Church
Emmet County
Harry Wagner
Seventh
Holiday Toys
the Howe of
Grand
Walcome
B. KB. Anderson
Ourn
F. D. Stein
G. D. Rive
International Farm Woman's Lieveprea
A. Wisewanger
Onawa
H. B. Orchestra
Wallingford Bankers
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