Judge Coyle Tops Musical Talent In Humboldt
Humboldt Iowa January 21 Dan F Coyle district judge and expert judge of youth music directs three bands with about fifty young players aged 8 to 18. Many learn on instruments loaned by him with free instruction. A two hour high school concert featured a Japanese song sung in English by Bertha Serber, a Russian-born second grader. Receipts from the contest went to the high school athletic association.
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Humboldt
Iowa
Dan F. Coyle
Coyle
Judge Coyle
Athletic Association
Bertha Serber
Ben Serber
America
Bertha
Vrthe
R. B. Warren
Death of R. B. Warren noted in Wisconsin and Iowa ties
Word arrived of R. B. Warren of Spokane Washington who died January 5 1922 aged 71. Remains sent to Whitewater Wisconsin for interment. his wife died in 1917 and is buried there. Warren once led northwest Iowa printing, worked in Algona from 1868, partnered with Harvey Ingham on the Algona Upper Des Moines, then ran a large Spokane printing business. He leaves a brother in Spearfish South Dakota.
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J. C. Bennett
R. B. Warren
Spokane
Washington
Whitewater
Wisconsin
Iowa
Algona
Warren
Spearfish
South Dakota
Emmetsburg
Avery breaks arm cranking Ford in January misfortune
A. H. Avery broke his right arm Saturday noon while attempting to crank his Ford. The fracture was one inch above the wrist radius, near a previous break from three years ago. The incident echoes January misfortunes noted by the Spencer Reporter.
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A. H. Avery
Mr. Avery
Jonah
Spencer
V-R
Local Visitors Mention Estherville Business Trip
Fred Sharar with P. M. Jackson and H. F. Peters visited Es theville on business. Question raised about license number submission and whether Martin County is involved.
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Fred Sharar
P. M. Jackson
H. F. Peters
Estherville
Martin County
County notes and legion events in Emmet County
A mixed county column reports on a signer with marks, local happenings around Dunnell and Applequist's hall, and a long American Legion notes section. It highlights 1922 officer elections, veteran bravery awards for Ray Kennedy, and the push for adjusted compensation. It mentions the Wyley Van Emmon rumor, local social visits, and a farm bureau meeting.
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the Sentinel
C. R. Silcox
Estherville
Dr. Gardner
Dunnell
Wyley van Em‘mon
H. F. Peters
Matt Nutt
Chas. Brandt
Fred Sharar
Anna Baker
Jackson
Ben Johnson
Farm Bureau
Applequists Hall
S. P. Wimmers
St. Cloud
Lake Fremont
American Legion
K. P. Hall
Wilbur. Thorndyke
Edwin Rhodes
Ray R. Kennedy
H. L. McMillan
Ray D. Shoemaker
Alvin Scully Hock
Maurice Doyle
Wilbur Thorndyke
Marines
Army
Phillipines
Wilbur
Old Army
Legion
Emmet County
Jack
No-Man’s Land
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FORD
Lake
Fremont
Ray
Fritz
Rubiner Kennedy
State Department
Emmet
Barton
United States Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Chambers of Commerce
Ren
Chamber of Commerce
National Chamber
Iowa Legionaire
SLOAN
Remington Portable
Remington
Vindicator & Republican Co
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Garette
George Davis
Estherville Catholic Cemetery
Poland
China
Liberator
Great Wonder
John Deere
International
Rock Island
McCormick
Concord
W.B. Flindt
First of and Savings Bank
Coll
Foshier and
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