Beet industry grows from a hardy meeting in winter
A crowded sugar beet meeting at the courthouse despite deep cold heard from Hansen of Bode on profit potential. Minnesota field man outlined yields of 20 to 60 tons per acre and $6 per ton delivered, with soil in the county proven suitable. Farmers urged starting small then expanding, as beets go to Chaska and Waverly factories. no local factory will be built this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
A. O. Peterson
Commercial Club
Hansen
Bode
Emmet County
A. Q O. Brown
Humboldt County
Waverly
cHe
J. T. Johnston
Sherburn
Minn
Minnesota
Chaska
Thia
Contractor Seeks Landowners for Spring Crop Profit
Interest in poet culture invites questions to Mr. Fred Benson at Fred Richman’s Linpeoth street office. He holds the printed contract and can provide information to all wishing to profit a crop this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Poet Cultura
Fred Benson
Fred Richman
Linpeoth Street
Farmers Mutual Insurance Reports Prosperity in Emmet County
Emmet County Mutual Insurance Company directors meet at the courthouse and reelect officers. Jonnatty of Armstrong fills Follett’s vacancy. The firm carries 1.6 million dollars in farm property insurance in the county with only 2,000 dollars in losses for the last year. Officers include B. Reed as president, H. A. Gaarde as secretary, and Ole Anderson as treasurer. Directors from Estherville, Dolliver, Armstrong, Wallingford, High Lake, and other townships are listed. The report credits low costs and warns against large foreign insurer salaries. Obituary notes Chas. A. Hobein of Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County Mutual Insurance Company
Court House
Jonnatty
Armstrong
Follett
B. Reed
Dolliver
H. A. Gaarde
Ole Anderson
Estherville
L Irwin
Nels Anderson
Ellsworth
UO. Sanda
High Lake
J. 0. Kaga
Wallingford
O. N. Young
Jack Creek
Juli Dutty
Gaarde
New Years Day Church Wedding in Estherville Featured
On New Years day at high noon a wedding was solemnized at the Lutheran church of Estherville uniting Alma Bergin of Estherville and QO Raleigh of Ponca Nebraska with Rev Sando officiating. The bridal party and guests celebrated with a reception, guests wore formal attire, and the couple then departed for Ponca to begin married life. Local readers note Raleigh’s past roles in Washington DC and Des Moines, and Bergum’s teaching career in Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobein
Lyons
A. Hobein
Hobeln
Towle & Spreter
Clinton
Mer. Hobein
Henry P. Hobein
Brn
Luter
Germany
New York
Town
Ilinois
Cedar Rapids
Estherville
Minneapolis
Hobern
Pitzer
Mies Eliza ‘I. Buell
Hajah Huell
Alma Bergin
QO. H. Raleigh
Ponca
Neb
Sando
Bertha Alexton
Mmima Rerum
Frank Christensen
Bertha Kodes
Anna
Rose Hergum
Sande
Mra. K. A. Bergum
Hstherville
Washington, D. C
Des Moines
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Doubtiega
Ny New Year Rasolutions
Nui
Rothe
Péize
Republican
Levi & Hoover
H. Db. Buck‘nam
G. E. Delevan
Deas
Letchford
Nebraska
L. E. White
Linn County
Mr. White
A. N. Wethurell
Stlvers Hall
Opena House
Jas, Cox
Will Bruno
Hello Bill Company
Jag. Cox
Opera Houses Reporter
Hello Bill
Bruno
Cox
Coats
Ulster
Farmers” Mutual Insurance Company
Emmet
Vindicator
Republican Today
Edward B. Clark
Iowa
N. B. Petersen
Charles
Chicago
N. Y
Standard Dress Goods Co
Bingbewton
C. H. Raleigh
Misa Alma Bergum
Raleigh
Petit Jurors
CG. H. Kergeson
Center Township
W. A. Johnson
Elsworth
EK. H. Hodge
Lown Lake
John Jackson
12 Mile Lake
Will Woat
Center Two
Gov. Weber
Lincoln
HM. Quammen
Joseph Henderson
Emmett
Vance R. Nowage
WJ. Pullen
Karl Milo Hunt
1St
Wats
H. Foster
Swan Lat
Win
H. Post
Iowa Lake
Cud T Hlorswell
Armetrang Grove
John Voss
Center
Nick Fack
M.G. Martinson
Denmark
C. Larson
H.T. Nichols
1St Ward
Fred ©. Trevett
Tod
Jobo Eckhart
F.C. Keymore
Ise Ward
Pom. Pullen
Dud Ward
Sam Harvege
H. A. Harber
Kinmet
Linsoln
J. Buckhelder
F. Coughlin
W. L. Kingman
Wmn
McCullough
Ed. Knowles
Armstrong Grove
James Kessell
H.W. Jensen
EK. Howell
Win. Weir
Enamet
G. W. Gilbertson
J. K. Berven
Swan Lake
Dl. Brown
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