Local and Personal Notes From Estherville Area
Estherville brief notes recap weekly visits and travels of residents. Mentions of Mrs Lett Stannerson taking a nursing position at Lake Park, Supt Sanderlin judging a Friday debate in Algona, and many residents visiting relatives in Spirit Lake Omaha Chicago and Des Moines. Also reports on illness, travel to Armstong Red Cross, and farm club trips to Ames with local youths earning educational trips.
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Mrnc
Hen Rugtiv
Weat Bend
Lett Stannerson
Lake Park
Frank G. King
Yda Grove
Sanderlin
Algona Priday
Mae Compton
Thutaddy
Tom.Conlin
Emmetsburg
Estherville
Mise Perl Bemis
Spirit Lake
Misa
H E
Chicago
Mary Berta
Rock Spring
Elsie Keeler
Liberal
Kansas
Moore
Sam Granger
L. E. Stockdale
N. H. Scholtes
Titanka
A. N. Chambers
Sam Chambers
Owetonna
Gyotewohl
First, National Bank
Hartley
C.B. Kurts
Walter
Willie
Minnie Rentz
Sparta
Wisconsin
Kurtz
G. E. Moore
Ruby
Extelsior Springs
Migs M. Howard
Emz Vera
Bibley
Odell
F. M. Jones
Armstrong
Red Cross
L. M. Christensen
Bernice Nicoll
Ike Coleman
Olas Gates
Arnolds Park
Emma Weis
Elbow Lake
Shuttleworth
Grover
Will Stemple
Oakes Younikman
Port
J. W. Hill
J.C. Carter
Sumner
Washington
Graettinger
O. D. Barrett
Thomas
Phillips
W. J. Loveland
Virginia
Cedar Rapids
H. S. Loveland
Glen McDonald
Camp Ylady
New Mexico
J. S. McDonald
Wm. Penn
Emergon Johnson
Bob Penn
Chas. Falk
Syracugh
New York
Leroy Bartleman
Ghoslin
Susie Peterson
Britt
F Griffith
Guy Campbell
Diamond
Essherville
Swen City
A. A. Johnson
R. G. Crady
Roy Price
Mississippi
Terris Tribune
C. E. Green
Ray
Waterloo
H.Q. Moore
Omaha
Irwin Nichols
France
Russell Henneman
Frank P. Woods
Eatherville
Howard Espenet
Mra
Joy
West Bend
J. F. Temple
Bode
Temple
The
Bode Bugle
N. P. Walker
San Antonio
Texas
Davis
Strube
Chas
B. Murtagh
Algon
Murtagh
Martin Lauchlin
Kane
C. Jensen
Moninya
Ale
Johnsen
Emimetsburg
OL Crodland
Grodland
Emmet County
Ames
Kenyon
R. A. Pearson
Town State College
Hilmer Larnon
Dolliver
Flave Logue
Huntington
Homer Smith
Halfa
Bergie Monson
Armatrong
Arnold Jorgenson
Halfg
Emmet
Homer-Smith
Roy Shannon
Clifford Huntley
Herman’ Cargill
David Weir
Local Shops Likely to Close Early After Campaign Art
A 1918 notice describes merchants likely to end hours early at 6 pm after a late campaign and closing early event. It notes possible future same opening time in the morning, reflecting altered business practices.
Weekly Weather Forecast for Upper Mississippi Valleys
Forecast issued by the Weather Bureau Washington DC for the week starting January 27, 1918. For Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, expect fair and continued cold early week, rising temperatures after Tuesday, possible snow Wednesday and Thursday, then clearing and fair conditions toward week end.
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Weather Bureau
Washington, DC
Mississippi
Missouri
Stop Look Listen Before Crossing Rails Warns Rock Island Lines
The Rock Island Lines warns that dangerous practices around railroads risk death or injury. It lists trespassing, using the right of way, boarding moving trains, standing on tracks, leaning from cars, and letting passengers or children roam unsupervised. The notice urges caution at all times and places.
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Rock Island
Saitty
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Nau Brothers
Imrs. Kuhn
Terri
Tuesaday
John Wee
Wallingford
Clarence Brown
Earl Rice
Ben Dickerson
Jim Ghoslin
Messrs
D. B. Blake
Dell Blake
Hatch
Ip B
Thon Sweet
Bessie Bright
W. H. Parks
Chris Clair
Edward Collins
Misa Loretta Collins
Democrat
John Higley
John
J. HW. Maloney
Edward Kelly
Humboldt
Banka
Arthur Woods
John C. Eldredge
County Agriculture
Atcle
Knight
Eet Eey
Royde Bush
Grocer
N. B. CG
Ginger