Headless Government idea debated by Herbert Quick series
Herbert Quick argues in Country Gentleman for county administration by a superintendent hired by the Board of Supervisors with advisory input. Supervisors elected at large meet monthly, other county officers not elected. Plan claims to cut graft and save taxes, parallels city governance, requires constitutional amendments and faces political opposition.
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Herbert Quick
Country Gentleman
Board of Supervisors
Ion
Quick
Vindicator congratulates Mr. Anderson on Ringsted Dispatch tenure
The article honors Editor Anderson marking twelve years with the Ringsted Dispatch and notes changes in Ringsted, including population growth, a new school building, and ongoing World War effects. It praises his writing, public stance, and the paper’s role in local affairs while reflecting on Prohibition debates and community events and visits from residents.
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Anderson
Ringsted Dispatch
Ringsted
Schéb& Building
Emmet County Farmers Union Annual Convention 1925
Emmet county Farmers Union met January 4 1925 at the K P Hall Estherville Iowa with broad delegate attendance. President John I Utz led the morning session and committees, a noon dinner, and an afternoon roll of reports followed, urging unity and active participation. Also notes of births and local visits recur among area families.
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V-K
Emmett County Farmers Union
Farmers Union of
Emmet County
K.P. Wall
Estherville
Iowa
Wieparts
John I. Utz
Uta
Lis
Farmers’ Union
Local Family News From Estherville Area
School started Monday after a two week vacation. Ted and Mathilda Paton visited the Neas home Thursday evening. Dr. Lindsay a Graettinger veterinarian was a caller at the H Appel home Thursday. Mrs Rudolph Dewall is ill. Paul Paton and wife visited Estherville Thursday. Bar Ferguson marketed hogs at Wallingford Saturday. Estherville shoppers were seen Saturday. Mr and Mrs Anderson and family and Mr and Mrs Bert Mal and family were Sunday callers at the Ness home. Susie Herke from near Graettinger spent Sunday with Myrtle Ege.
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Geo. Lowenberg
Gangstad
Halfa
Geo
Helen
Opera House
Lowenberg
Illinois
Lutheran Aid Society
Wm. Gage
J. H. Larson
H. C. Christ
Estherville
Agnes Nelson
Gibbon
Minn
E. C. Nelson
G. G. Wheatley
Chas. Gage
Lawrence Gage
Superior
C. J. Martens
Grace
J. C. Smith
Martens
Natal
Misa Grace
Esterville
Carl Reeson
Lorraine Ruth
Vancouver
Bob” Simonson
Graettingar
Olaf Thoreson
Earl Furgeson
I. G. Ness
Cylinder
Carl Thoreson
Graettinger
Herum
High Lake
P. S. Anderson
Paul Paton
Lewis Sandvig
John Bondhus
Dewall School and Center
Owen Waldee
Arne Rovn
Ames
Frank Nash
Cherokee
J. J. Rovn
Lars Sorensen
Algona
Stacy
W. D. Hohn
W. EB. Hohn
Emil Anderson
Iowa State College
Geo. Weiners
Hannah Dybdal
Des Moines
Chris Georsin
Fenton
L. A
C. A. Gaarde
Windom
Ted
Mathilda Paton
Neas
Lindsay
H. Appel
Rudolph Dewall
Bar Ferguson
Wallingford
S, Anderson
Bert Maland
Néss
Susie Hérke
Graettinse
Myrtle Egeand
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Republican
G. A Nichols
H. A. Nichols
G. A. Nichols and Daughter
City Post
American Press Ssociation
van Camp
Alaska
Tbs
Bradils
The
Blue Earth Post
Union
Santa Claus
West Emmet
Sunshine Club
Grace Martens
Twelve Mile Lake
T. . H. Christensen
F. H. Brown
Anton Nelson
H. J. Rasmussén
Ephew
New Yar
Tre’ Rexall Store
Wall Paper
AG. Tuathe Ce
J. A. Cummings
Prop
Ralph Oehrlein
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