Weather arguments prove Iowa winters not milder than past
The Estherville Vindicator is challenged on claims that this winter is unusually mild. The Algona Advance cites older passages from the Vindicator and Republican and notes records from 1869 and 1877 show varied, cyclical climate patterns. The piece argues that weather cycles produce both mild and severe periods and disputes the assertion of a uniquely gentle season this year.
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Estherville
Beac
Towa
Iowa
Algona
Minnesota
E. J. Ridley
Bro. Reid
Lews
Francia Seeks State Senate Seat In District Race
L E Francia of Spirit Lake announces candidacy for senator of the district including Dickinson, Emmet, Kossuth, Palo Alto and Clay counties. He faces Banker Gao Boyle of Whittemore. projections expect strongest support in Dickinson, Clay and Emmet with Boyle carrying Kossuth and Palo Alto. The piece also rails at Roosevelt’s message and critiques state politics, smallpox quarantines, and local misinformation in Estherville.
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L. E. Francia
Spirit Lake
Dickinson
Mimet
Kosanth
Pato Alto
Clay
Anid
Gao
Boyle
Whittemore
Francia
Dickinnon
Emmet
Kossuth
Palo Alto
Emmet county candidates and drainage meeting in Fort Dodge
The Iowa Drainage Association will hold sessions at Fort Dodge on February 11 and 12, with a strong program expected to attract Emmet county landowners. At Dolliver, Prof. H. M. Stiles is considering a Republican bid for Emmet County Superintendent, and support notes his teaching success and friendships formed. Also cited is Dr Kings New Discovery as a life saving cough remedy offered by William & Andersons Drugstore.
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Iowa Drainage Association
Fort Dodge
Emmet County
H. M. Stiles
Dolliver
Iowa
Stile
Dolilver Herald
Srs Onth
Farm ers Institute Notes In Emmet County Weather Hurdles
Reports from the Farmers Institute in Emmet County describe mixed weather but solid attendance. Sessions cover teacher enrollment and nature study with lectures by A K Snyder Ames and Thomas H MacBride. Evening programs feature music, lectures on education and soil drainage, and a boys and girls address emphasizing honesty and perseverance.
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Muale
A. OG
Droz Solo
Tees
Alizanah Bachman
Thomas MacBride
Mnaiec
Nagro
Emmet
Bolo
Misa Fell
F. B. Steece
Ida A. Davis
Thomas H. MacBride
Prea
H. H. Searley
Farmers’ Institute
P. Hall
A. K. Snyder
Ames
van Meter
J.P. Morrison
A Pleasant Hore Wedding
Mr Lewis Cranston and Miss Eather Ridley will wed at eight tonight at the bride’s mother's home on North Seventh Street. The ceremony will be a quiet home affair with immediate relatives and close friends present. The groom is a prosperous young farmer from near Huron South Dakota formerly of Estherville. The bride, a respected Emmet County native, has taught in the county and recently in Estherville schools. They will soon move to Dakota with many well wishes for happiness.
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Lewis Cranston
Eather Ridley
North Seventh Street
Huron
South Dakota
Estherville
Emmet
Dakota
Hosta
Bossingham
Northwear Jack Creek
Lewis Larsoby
Vindicator and Republican Co
G. Nichola
M. H. Schloeman
T. Nichola
G. A. Nichola
Spirit Lake
New Orleans
Burmeister
Minneapolis
Geo. Boyle
Whittemore
Howard Gravesaid
Chaves
Boyle
Court In Session With Judge Coyle
Court convened with Judge Coyle presiding. Equity cases and grand jury selection filled Monday and Tuesday. Yeager v Chicago and Rock Island railroad seeks 20000 for husband’s death in Eatherville yards last year while brakeman. Attorneys Groves Myerly and Parsons. Grand jury: Horswell Berg Andrewa Sturm Christian Thompson Hoppus.
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Coyle
Valentine selections at Jay Johnston & Co
Jay Johnston & Co offers a fresh stock of valentines for the season. Shoppers are urged to visit the store for a wide selection and best prices.
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Jay Johnston & Co
Jay Johnintom & Co
Local notes on officials, weather, and community life
The county page reports on Judge Loyle's beach session, widespread travel delays due to new cold weather, and funeral attendance by R J McCord and J F Phelan. It notes a potential senatorial candidacy, a blizzard month, and insurance cases from Spirit Lake. Local meetings, amlatpox updates, stockholders’ votes, and sanitation exams are listed, plus farm-to-town status and views on aging farmers.
Lemon Chocolate and Custard Pie Mix Ad
A brief ad promotes OUR-PIE pie mix with ready ingredients including lemon chocolate and custard flavors. It claims no special skill needed and urges readers to buy at grocers for 10 cents per package, urging immediate orders.
Valentine sale rush fuels last chance buys
A quick impulse sale prompts shoppers to hurry and buy valentines before stock runs out, with emphasis on urgency and limited time offer.
Local notices and visits pass through Ratherville area
A stream of short social items notes visits by C H Koehler from Milford C Stover from Minneapolis Peter Olson from Kort Dodge and others from Humbolt Ratherville and Estherville. Local residents plan extended trips and family visits with mentions of Mrs Kelly her mother and Mrs Stockdale. News includes court attendance, a bank official in Graettinger, a move to Blue Earth for J S West, theater dates for My Dixie Girl and Ratto, a lost watch report, and a sale notice for 160 acres west of Emmetburg with trade for a residence.
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Milford
C. ©. Stover
Minneapolis
Peter Olson
Kort Dodge
Vialad
OT. Stanhope
Humbolt
Hia
Ratherville
Mia
Frank Brockway Axe
Mrs. Kelly
Tarner
Wortiington
Roy Barnum
Cedar Rapida
Henry Granl
Thomas Hamilton
Garer Ia
Kelly
George
Flrst National Bank
Graettinger
New Valentines Ad Promotes Allen's Foot-Kase Powder
A vintage ad touts Allen's Foot-Kase powder as the best line of valentines ever shown. It claims the product prevents nightness and busting, cures swollen sweating and aching feet, and offers free samples by mail. Available at druggists and shoe stores for 6 cents. Mailing address given for A. Olmsted in Le Roy, N.Y.
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Olmsted
le Roy
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