Farmers Institute and Fair Days Preview
Emmet county hosts a three day Farmers Institute and Fair next week with $350 in premiums from foreign firms. Local and regional manufacturers and grocers contributed prizes. attendees urged to participate in dairy, corn judging for youths, and woman’s department contests.
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Emmet County
Farmer’s Institute
Estherville
Wyman, Partridge & Co
Minneapolis
Minn
Green, Wheeler Shoe Co
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Griggs, Cooper & Co
St. Paul
Tibbs, Hutchings & Co
Whitner Bros
Cedar Rapids
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Austin
J. M. Sinclair
Western Grocery Co
Albert Lea
Warfield
Pratt & Howell
Hamilton & Brown Shoe Co
St. Louis
Excelator Shoe Co
Portamouth
Ohio
Brittian & Co
Marshalltown
Pratts. Food Co
Philadelphia
Praise the home circle and the ideal wife in old advice
A Home Circle department piece extols dutiful domestic virtue and modesty for girls and women, urging kindness, self control, and reliance on faith. It includes rules for behavior with men, emphasizes responsible motherhood, and calls for a strong, capable wife who supports her husband and family. The piece closes with a reader’s plea for space to discuss wholesome, practical social life.
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United States
Ruth
Delilah
Esther
Jezebel
Dorcas
Sheba
Rebecca
Hannah
Naaman
Sarepta
Elijah
Timothy
Nictoria
Cleopatra
Gracchs
George Washington
Martin Luther
Croesus
Thomas Hood
Movement Preaches Practical Farm Prosperity at Institute
Attendees are urged to heed the abundant farm prosperity lessons delivered at each session and then apply them with diligence. Listening is easy, but putting ideas into practice proves the real work that yields results.
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Insac
Eyam
Mire J C Snyder Dies at 53 In East Lawn Home
Mrs J C Snyder died at her East Lawn home on the 14th from a complication of ailments aged 53. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the Baptist church and interment was in Oak Hill Cemetery. She is survived by a husband two daughters and two sons.
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Wty
Spee
Tom, Dick
Harry
J. C. Snyder
East Lawn
Oak
Fraternal Lodge Officers Elected in Quiet Meeting
Miller serves as treasurer and Ella Fuller as conductor with Beasie Birney and Pearl Bemis among appointees. Other officers include Adelaide Nichola Adair Elizabeth Colt Ruth Stella Smith and Hattie Graaf with Jennia Egbert Ella Browd warder and Sadie Ross sentinel among those elected.
New Fabrics for Spring Bring Bordered Textures Back
Fashion notes describe spring fabrics with bordered effects and wider materials. The trend contrasts last year with a more gadded look and higher waists, reflecting designers' response to evolving styles and the new silhouette.
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Tha Akirh
Fashion Notes on Bordering Fabrics and Oriental Color Effects
The February New Idea Woman's Magazine reviews embroidered and printed goods, noting that borders show Iselae effects while backgrounds vary. It highlights how light backgrounds with dark borders create striking Oriental color contrasts and observes a shift toward pliable fabrics like chiffon, cashmere, satin, Directoire drops, silks, and crepe in dressy wear.
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Yesteryear
New Idea Woman's Magazine
Odd Fellows Install at Public Ceremony in I O O F Hall
At a public installation, officers were installed Monday at the I O O F hall including N G O S Anderson, W G Gilbert Eike, Rec Sec R J Stephens, Fin Sec H C Stlige, and other officers. Afterward an oyster supper was served to guests and members.
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I. O. O. F. Hall
N. G
Clock with English movement from 1725 heirloom clock
Rev Richard Ellerby of St Johns Church had an old family clock overhauled at Mr B Wilber’s A seven foot six inch cherry frame clock with weights of fifteen pounds pendulum thirty nine and three fourths inches long. Movements made in England in 1725 brought to Massachusetts by Ellerby relatives. The clock dates from around the Revolutionary era and remains in good working order according to the Shanandoah World.
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Richard Ellerby
St. John's Church
Estherville Bank Advertises Insurance and Humorist Event
The Bank of Estherville promotes insurance on city and farm property at reasonable rates and invites customers to renew before expiry. Also, humorist and impersonator Hear Cunningham performs at the M. E. Church on January 20, hailed as the best you ever heard.
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Bank of
Estherville
Cunningham
M. E. Church
A New Industry for Estherville Promises Growth
George W. Rhodes of Galesville Wisconsin teams with Carl Ingvall to build a large repair shop in Estherville next spring. The 44 by 100 foot one story frame building will be centrally located with space to repair machinery autos bicycles and will display Bouick Ford and Maxwell autos. Local support urged to ensure success by patronizing home industry.
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George W. Rhodes
Galesville
Wis
Carl Ingvall
Estherville
Lota
Bouick
Ford
Maxwell
Rhodes
Ingvall
Lottery at Garner Stops Klondike Train Sales
Rumor says the anti lottery law may be invoked against the Klondike railroad terminating at Thonka. Station agents may be enjoined from selling tickets as a game of chance if final analysis finds the train service ran on the lottery system. injunctions could be perpetual. Also Blymer Alloyed Silver pens offered at the Vindicator and Republican office.
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Klondike
Thonka
Hccinene
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Farmers Institute and Fair Days
M. E. Smith & Co
Omaha
Neb
W. M. Finck
Detroit
Michigan
Stock Food Co. of America
Minne Galena Axle Grease Co
Galena
Tl National Biscuit Co
Des Moines
Lagomarcino and Grape
Scranton & Co
Hartford
Conn
Longley, Low & Alexander
Chicago
Ith
Petera Shoe Co
Swift & Co
Minnesota
Rosenbaum Bros. & Co
Wood Bros
Illinois
Bunker & Swiney
Ill
Knollin Sheep Com. Co
Til
Denning Wire Fence Co
Western Wheel Scraper Co
Aurora
Walker Mfg
Council Bluffs
Temple Pump Co
Emerson Mfg
Rockford
Dain Mfg
Ottumwa
Towa
Hawkeye Pump Co
Fairfield
A.Y. McDonald & Morrison Mfg
Dubuque
Nelson Mfg. Co
Deerfield
Avastin. Weat
Creamery Pig Mfg. Co
Waterloo
Edgaston Mfg
Shitty
Mage
Phoenix Knitting Worke
Milwaukee
Wit
Cooper, Wells & Co
St. Joseph
Mich
Institute
Wisconsin
Ed Lilley
Emmet
Johnson
Quar~ton
the Institute
Farmer's Institute
G. R. Bliss
Ames
Odd Fellow
The
Francia Hodgson Burnett
Emmet Courty
the Home Circle Department
Knox W
Folka
North Star
Wesueacey
Worthy Tate
Ron Tavdallt
Ory Cere
Odd Fellows
Vindicator
Republican Office
Castoria
Boare
Lar
York Market
South 6Th. Street
W. A. Kerr
Mgr