Local notes record visits, events, and obituaries in Petersburg area
County correspondence lists visitors in Estherville and Dolliver, a Royal Neighbor installation, school piano purchase, declamatory contests with prize winners, rabbit hunt results, and various social visits. An obituary for Mrs Herbrandson notes her Norwegian origins, long Iowa Minnesota residence, eleven children, and burial at Petersburg church.
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Vivian Smith
Dollivear
DuVall Smith
Orion E. Landmark
Lake Park
A. O. McMyllen
A. C. Bringle
Anne Smith
Estherville
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Chas. Lewis
Lewis
Theo Thorson
Ed Gagen
Marshall
Frank Johnson
Minnie Wood
Comfrey
Minn
John McKnight
Lakefield
Lambert
Ellsworth
Terri
Ben Perkins
Lb. KB. Ewing
Spirit Lake
A. D. Gray
Bert Harvis
Augusta Olson
Belle Hanson
Chicago
John Swanson
Harry
Mr. Mumby
Ruby Briggs
Alice
Hazel Leupold
Lester Hanbrook
Ruth Leupold
Irene Weis
COSC
Macy Mauss
Bringle
Lockery
Dale West
Jane
The
Missionary Society Qigetees
Beulah
Penrod
Mildred Leek
Beulah Prin
Mary Mauss
Dale Wi
Lester Hasbrook
Havel Leupold
Beulah Bringle
Terril
Letion Boys
Legion Loys
Lindintet
Seit
Woo
Cuttige Vtuhs
Ren Wolcott
Mrs Regina Boe Mourned By Family In Norge Norway to Iowa
Mrs Regina Boe died January 4 aged thirty three years four months after illness. Born in Stavanger Norway in 1892 she married Berge Boe and had five children. The family lived in Emmet county Iowa since 1916 and services were held at the home and Palestina Lutheran church with burial in Palestina Lutheran cemetery west of Dolliver.
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Il DB Herbrandson
Barbra Roe
Gal
Hullingdal
Norway
Dan
Church of Jesus Christ
Winneshiek County
Iowa
Idunes
St Ansar
Herbrand B. Herbrandson
Rev. C. , Clausen
St. Ansgar
Jackson County
Minnesota
Etersburg
Mir
Herbrandson
Ufe
Isabell
Tillie
Betsy Maria
A. A. Johnson
Bertha Gilbert
Tetersburg
He QO. Moen
Charleson
N. Dik. Bear
Thealsa
Petersburg Township
Ole Rae Af Winger
Ree
Hendrum
Deans Christ
Hungary
Petersburg
Regia Bue
Nelson
Stavanger
Nor Way
Lutheran Church of Norway
America
Radcliffe
Iawa
Berge Boe
Bir
Boe
Emmet
Grover
Hoe
Coleman's Hospital
Esthere
Bryne Anton
Ruby SeDell
Archie Raymond
Edward Allen
Regius Beatrices
Carl Larson
Towns
Nely Harrestad
Lake Mills
Mints Mra
G. Nelson
Minat
N. D
Paul Nelson
Nicholaus Nelson
Gruver
Palestina Lutheran Church
Regina Boe
T. Hansen
Roote
Palestina Lutheran Cemetery
Dolliver
American Legion 1926 Membership Drive under way in Estherville
The 1926 American Legion membership campaign is active with dues set at $4 for current members to join the local post. Ex-service men are urged to join, attend meetings, and support efforts to assist disabled veterans. A district conference in Fort Dodge on January 18 features business, entertainment, a banquet, and a boxing exhibition, with plans to boost Iowa Legion membership.
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E. R, Deater
American Legion
Legion
Buddy
Gang
Estherville
Focal American Legion Post
CG. E. Saunders
Denison
Fort Dodge
Saunders
Chamber of Commerce
Wahkonsa
Iowa
Murphy
A. Bentis
Laird
Frank Miles
Fort Dodge Post
Fort Dodge Ts
Breeding Flock Improvement Advice From Poultry Expert
Poultry keeper gains time for flock enhancement with breed pen separation, using eggs only after birds have spent a month in the pen. Milk and green feed boost fertility and hatchability, says Iowa State College expert R J Watkins. Also notes that weather data is needed and ends with a card of thanks for sympathy after a death.
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R. JL. Watkins
Iowa State College
Mr. Watkins
Federal Reserve Elasticity in Currency Supply
A 1920s analysis by W Randolph Burgaas of the American Bankers Association Journal argues Federal Reserve notes show elastic currency. The piece explains currency shifts, how reserves respond to demand, and the system’s ability to expand notes during war and contract postwar while keeping gold reserves secure.
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New York
United States
Federal Reserve System
American Bankers Association Journal
W. Randolph Burgaas
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
Reserve Bank
Supplying the Nation's Change in 1924 and 1925
The United States mint output in 1924 included 89,394,000 one cent pieces and 24,150,000 nickels, with 37,040,000 dimes and 16,892,000 quarters expanding small change. A silver dollar drive yielded 13,539,000 coins. Half dollars were rare with 162,080 struck in 1925, all commemoratives. The era ends noting the public’s detachment from the half dollar and higher denominations.
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United States
Mata
My Favorite Oddities From An Early Southern Day
A compact humor piece collection noting midday meals and naps in the South plus snippets from readers and satirical quips about politics, taxes, and foreign affairs. Notable lines reference a New York radical magazine, football’s menace to colleges, blue laws in Philadelphia, and poems by V R.
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Litde
Auley
Theo
Irony Ansnalation
V-R
New York
Hungary's new coin may resemble florin money
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes Hungary's new coin may be worth a florin but questions if it sounds like real money.
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Hungary
Philadelphia Bulletin
Greatest Shoe Selling Event Starts Thursday
Acme Sales Co announces a 10 day sale on Doer achner stock shipped from Chicago to Estherville. Hundreds of dollars in savings on men boys women and children shoes across many standard makes. Buy now and stock up with unheard of low prices and ready sizes.
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Doerachner Shoe Store
Milwaukee Ave
Chicago
Estherville
Acme Sales Co Harness Auction Set For 350 Dollar Lot
Acme Sales Co announces a harness auction featuring 200 sets used and new. The sale starts promptly at 10 30 with quantities and pricing to be announced.
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