Emmet and Dickinson Boards Approve Joint Drainage District 79
Emmet and Dickinson counties meet in joint session to approve Joint Drainage District No. 79. Engineer C P Smith reports completion cost 16140.57 with damages 50.00 and total district assessment 16422.50 split 932.00 in Dickinson and 16490.50 in Emmet, leaving Dickinson owing 882.91 and Emmet settled. meeting adjourns.
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Fimmet County Board
Brown
Griffith
Weir Gibbs
Walden
W. M. Phelps
Alice Walters
Kate J. Eggers
John Kono
Hans Clausen
H. W. Crout
Fred Moltzen
Daniel Hederman
A. C. Scott
Wm. J. Gilmore
Hiram Greise
Lot
State of
Iowa
F. F. Stanerson
Nels
Raggen
F. J. Wenck
John A
Thomas E. S. Stanerson
Fritz Detert
John Widgerson
Opinon
Board of Supervisors
Emmet County
Towa
Howard Bliss
C. D. Osgood
Emmet
K. G. ‘Amdahl
Dickingon
J. J. Klopp
Boards of Supervisors
Dickinson
Hurd Albert
Bascom
Gibbs
Weir
Ilard
J. J. Kloppi
Secreatry
Cc. P. Smith
Dickinson County
Dickingon County
C. P. ‘Smith
D. D
Best Varieties of Apples in United States Show Baldwin Leading
Estimates predict the total share of five leading apple varieties in the United States, with Baldwin highlighted among the top contenders. The discussion centers on varieties likely to predominate in production and retail demand.
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United States
Baldwins
Church Notes from Estherville Iowa Letters and Services
Church notices list multiple denominations including Evangelical Lutheran Sumimanuel Presbyterian and Union Baptist with details on sermons prayer meetings Sunday schools and special offerings. Notable items include Lent services February 17 and a reception by the Methodist Episcopal Church with programs and speakers.
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Evangelion
Lutheran Sumimanuel
J.B. Andreae
Presbyterian Church
Evans
Estherville
Jefferson
Iowa
Synod of Iowa
Home Mission
M. E. Wilson
C. S. Barber
Pihl
Methodist Episcopal Church
B. F. Westbrook
North Fifth Street
DeNoyer
Roy Burt
Albert Mahium
James R. Robbins
South Second Street
Rev
Hornwell
Ernest Ankrum
South Eighth Street
N. B. Sil Cox
Abraham Lincoln
Milford
Cecil Mungon
Daniel
Union Baptist Church
Christian Church
The
Brothers and Sisters
Brethern
Kept Hawaiian Flag Flying in 1849 Standoff
The New York Herald recounts a 1849 incident when French commander Poursinvante threatened to seize Hawaii's Fort and Honolulu over 6 000 francs paid by the Hawaiian government for a past gesture. British subject Wyle advised restraint as a grease‑slicked flagpole thwarted French demands. a former whaleman climbed the pole but failed to secure the flag, the money was buried, and the French withdrew.
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Saya
New York Herald
Poursinvante
Honoluhu
Wyt ‘Hey
Wyle
Mary
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H B Lattin
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A M Cole
Court House
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Walden Thomas Doyle
Muahlum & Anderson
Perkins Bros
J Kennedy
Peterson Bros
Fort Dodge Messenger Co
KF Q Helgason
W Cheever
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P Smith
Allen Mason
Petit Jurior
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Chas Heidecker
Petit
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A Harring
Albert Soeffing
Petit Juror
Henry DeWall
Martin Tinderholt
Mitchell
F Frost
Thomas Juhl
H. B Lattin
W Johnson
Duxkerson
Frank Wilkinson
Nate Rose
South Bridge
Waterloo Cement , Machinery Co
Heffelfinger Bros
Merklin
Brooks
Dickingson
Jens
A. Hurd
Klopp
County Fund
AH Davidson
H Hanson
Clark
W.G Dolley
T Shiley
H Merriott
Bee Tee Wee
Lars Herem
EC Wahldick
G” W Paul
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CP Smith
YP Smith
Cohel
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Joe Heneman
M Cumming
EA Follet
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Felkey
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Cheever
Christian Endeavor
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Catlin
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J. Frederic Catlin
First
Church of Christ Scientist
Pole
Fort
Overland J. M.F
Chalmers
Buick
Ford
Estherville Auto Co
J. B. Maloney
Mgr
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F. H. Rhodes
LC. Stanley
C. D. Tedrow
First Trust and Savings Bank
W.S.S
War ‘Eed Busker
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First Trust
South 5Th Street
Estherville, Owa
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