Vast U S wealth aids war effort and circulation
The piece urges citizens to keep money circulating to support the war, warn against hysterical economy, and continue normal life. It notes Treasury assets exceed three billion dollars and national banks hold over sixteen billion, arguing steady spending sustains business and funds war debts. It includes a weekly weather forecast and an anecdote about Chamberlain's Tablets.
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Purley Personal Notes From Local Visits and Travel
Miss Oxley went to Sibley on business last Wednesday. Henry Long and Dave Bagan visited friends in Fort Dodge over Sunday. Mrs. Jim Evans visited Humbold, sister Mrs. Lohr. Mrs. August Holt to Cedar Rapids on business Friday. Mrs. Slaba of Germania stayed with sister Mrs. E. B. Koop. Mr and Mrs. Wm. Shillinglaw welcomed a baby girl born Friday, June 29. Miss Randina Sando went to Wallingford to stay with her parents. Miss Elma Buttke returned to Waterloo for the summer. Mrs. H. F. Hanson and Miss Emma Hanson shopped in Estherville last Wednesday. Mrs. Huntsinger of Humboldt visited with Mr. Huntsinger’s parents. Mrs. John Davy of Ellsworth returned Friday from visit with Mrs. M. Briggs. Miss Sadie Harcourt returned from Mason City last Wednesday. Mrs. Eggleston of Worthington, Minn., came last Wednesday for a visit at her son's. Mrs. H. P. Henderson of Waterloo returned Friday after visiting her sister, Mrs. Roy Strait. Mrs. E. K. Alm and Mrs. E. H. Thompson of Emmetsburg returned Friday after visiting Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. F. E. M. Markley. Mrs. Ray Miller left Friday for Cheyenne to join her husband as they plan to make their home. Her mother Mrs. D. O. Frizzell and sister Inez accompanied them as far as Omaha. Mrs. C. E. Ryder and Mrs. Len Berry held a farewell party for Mrs. Ray Miller Thursday. About 20 ladies attended and presented a silver set. A two-course dinner followed.
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Wallingford
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Waterloo
H. F. Hanson
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Lake Park
Estherville
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Humboldt
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Ellsworth
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Mason City
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Emmetsburg
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Omaha
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Local social notes from Emmetsburg and area
Maxwell Miller and family from Emmetsburg were Sunday guests at the Fred Dowden home. Henry Noll is now driving a new Buick. Guy Ramsey of the Illinois National Guards was called to Chicago for service. Charles Higinbotham family visited the A. W. Baird home. Miss Anna Wunechter spent the day at the Taylor home. Choir practice Friday at 8 before Amused Club meeting that night. Mrs. Logan Anderson had an appendicitis operation at City Hospital last Wednesday. She is recovering well. Mrs. Fred Metzlar and children returned from Cresco visit. Mrs. P. A. Fouts will host the Midway Country Club next Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hulett and Misses Sadie and Gail Harcourt were guests at the O. L. Wickens home last Wednesday evening. A nine pound son arrived at the H L Fouts home last Thursday, June 28. Will Hayes, Joe Weber, Geo. and Will West, Harry Peterson, Claude Cobb and L. J. Larson families spent Sunday at the lakes. The Maple Hill and Gruver Sunday…
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Estherville
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Chautauqua Morning Services at Grace Church
Grace Church schedule lists daily gatherings at nine and July Fourth, 1917. The note urges church members to support and encourage these activities, with Holy Communion held each Sunday at 7:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.
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