Emmet County hopes and new year plans amid 1920s flow
A reflective column highlights local optimism despite past woes, noting the move to forget unpleasant memories and focus on progress in Estherville and Emmet County. It mentions industrial capacity at Windwater and Rewithloan plants, civic worries, planned banking law talks, social notes on visitors and church events, and a hopeful New Year ending with religious observances.
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Estherville
Emmet
Gel
First Church and Immanuel Palestina Lutheran Services and Notices
Church activities listed include Sunday services at First Church of Christ Scientist and Immanuel and Palestina Lutheran churches. Meetings noted: confirmation classes, prayer sessions, annual business meetings in early January, and a New Year program. A reading room with Christian Science literature and We the World appeal for the Bethlehem story program are mentioned alongside a Christmas program recap and wishes for the New Year.
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Lutheran Parsonage
Luther League
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Confirmation Clase
Palestina Lutheran Church
Syrian Hills
Jesus
Bethlehem
Cntiren
Sthprville Luta Church Service Notice
STHPRVILLE LUTA CHURCH L A Mathre pastor eye on new mint Norwes at Christmas Song Service. C F Wolden director. The church holds its monthly revival watch service at 16 devotion meeting Thursday evening. Andrew Anderson mapilem ot rere wih ty extend ty mer m friends oar eleere thanks. Ineny expressions of Kindness. May God bless you during this Christmas period. Good and Happy New Year to all. Evening service 780 p.m. seven with singing Thursday at parsonage. Verbal invitation to extend all beyond these services.
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New Mint Norwes
C.F. Wolden
Uuther
Devotanal
Pat Neitzell helps Mary with a home for her family
In a warm Christmas gesture Pat Neitzell and his wife Mary receive aid from Mrs. Ray to furnish their four room home. Mary chooses practical gifts like a black petticoat, yarn, hood and mittens for the children, plus a tablecloth, oilcloth, and chairs. The shared effort yields a bright New Year as Pat vows to quit drinking and increase mortgage payments, restoring stability to their household.
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Henry Neitzell
McGinnis
Pat
Mary
Mar
Dave
Jon Pat
Johnny
Maury
Sha
Johnnie
Ray
Katherine
Margie
John
Onie
Gorram
Offer grape vines for trial to Iowa farmers
The Iowa Fruit Growers Association with CG V Holsinger of Iowa State College will send sets of 50 grape vines to interested Iowa farmers next spring. About 60 sets were placed last year. more are expected. The 50 vines include 30 Concord, Moore's Early, Worden, and two each of Aga wan Brighton Green Mountain Niagara and Diamond. Inquiries to R S Herrick, secretary, Iowa Fruit Growers Association, Des Moines.
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Iowa Fruit Growers’ Association
CG. V. Holsinger
Iowa State College
Iowa
Mr. Holsinger
Concord Vines
Moore
Early
Worden
Agawan
Brighton
Green Mountain
Niagara
Diamond
R .S. Herrick
Iowa Fruit Growers’ Assoriation
Des Moines
V-R
City merchants urged to advertise to boost progress
The piece argues the city must encourage local business by newspaper advertising to show residents what is available. It notes shoppers guide in The Newspaper and stresses that home merchants should inform both locals and out of town buyers about service quality and price to attract broader trade.
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Noz
Emmet County Real Estate Partition Suit In Iowa Court
In January 1927 the District Court of Emmet County Iowa hears a petition by Harry Barber and others against numerous Barbers and other heirs seeking a partition of real estate in Emmet County and Estherville. It lists undivided interests and specific parcels including townships, ranges, blocks, and lots, and requests a decree establishing division of the property among the plaintiffs and defendants unable to agree. The filing names many defendants and details the claimed ownership shares and parcels in Estherville and Bemis Addition areas.
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District Court of
Iowa
Annd
Emmet County
Harry Barber
Beulah Barber
Charles S. Barber
Helene Barber
Albert Barber
Clara Barber
Myrtle B. Carpenter
H. A. Carpenter
Frank A. Barber
Anna Barber
Libbie Barber
Melinda Lunkart
William Lunkart
Willie Koehler
O. H. Koehler
Amy
Barber
Joseph Barber
Delia C. Thompson
Thompson
John Osborn
Osborn
Mary E. B. Bertrand
Joseph Bertrand
Willis V. Barber
Mariary Barber
Roy J. Barber
Madge
Pearl I. B. Morgan
Arthur Morgan
Florence M. B. Palmer
Percy Palmer
F. H. Rhodes
Amy B. Rewey
District Court of Iowa
Emmet
Northsof Range
Estherville
Stafford & Jarvis
Esthervile
Town
Bemis
C.rewey
Myrtle
Carpenter
Melinda Luikart
Millie Koehler
Amy O. Burkler
Delia O. Thompson
Mary E.R. Bertini
Wilk ¥. Barber
Roy I. Barber
Pearl J
Court to appoint referees for division of Estherville real estate
Petition seeks partition of real estate with referees appointed to divide in kind if possible. If not, referees to order sale and distribute proceeds after costs, including referees and attorney fees. Plaintiffs will attach abstracts of title and seek further relief with the January term 1927 deadline noted. failure to appear will trigger default and a decree.
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Estherville
Lawn
W. A. Ladd
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