Mrs. Shonts seeks separation from Theodore P. Shonts
Paris July 3 Mrs. Theodore P. Shonts wife of the Interborough Rapid Transit president served papers in a separation suit. The action requests separate maintenance and freedom from marital obligations, not an absolute divorce. Shonts family details note two daughters and social prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Theodore P. Shonts
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
New York City
G. Archibald
Shonts
Duchess de Chaulas
Archibald
Shents
Harriet Amelia Drake
Mr Shents
Centerville
General Drake
Frm
Theodor
Duke de Chaulnes
Theodora
Marguerite
Washington
Isthmian Canal Commission
Monarchs of Air Kept In Spokane Park Fight
Three bald eagles in Spokane Manito park aviary battled a crow that ripped shingles off the roof. The crow outmaneuvered the eagles as they swirled and dove, escaping with no injuries while attendants blamed the crow for any potential damage and noted the birds would need time to regrow plumage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarchs of Air
Spokane Park
Spokane
Wagh
Manito Park
Bird House Bay
Wine aging for his funeral plan shocks readers
Aged Missouri man Robert Dunn of Minden writes his epitaph and arranges burial details. He leaves his neighbor his property for the last rites and keeps a cask of wine for mourners to drink at the grave. In Kansas City another note reports Ralph Hovey raising a colt named Daisy from a bottle milk setup after the mare died at birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Pittsburg
Kan
Robert Dunn
Minden
Dunn
Kansas City
Ralph Hovey
Splitlog Avenue
Daisy
Iowa News Briefs Highlights From The State
Iowa State notes report anniversaries and events across the state. Baptists mark seventieth year, Wardin County editors meet at Radcliffe, Fourth of July celebrations occur nationwide, with many local incidents and changes noted including clergy moves, road plans, court actions, and accidents.
Local notices and social snippets from Estherville area
The note several local families enjoy lakes trips and outings to Spirit Lake and Des Moines. The county experiences a heat wave with 105 recorded on Tuesday. Knights of Columbus planning a conclave at Vemplar Park. chautauqua season tickets priced at 1.50. Claire Foote heads to Des Moines with Otterbein Male Quartette for a tour. Crop prospects remain promising with corn strong, hay short but not a failure, and small grain potatoes and fruit improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Pitcher
Lakes
Hans Les
Spirit Lake
Goodmam Lee
Minnesota
North Dakota
Vemplar Park
Newsband
Claire Foote
Des Moines
Otterbein
Midland Lyceum Bureau
Faitor Dobbin
Harris Herald
Harris
Estherville
Emmetaburg
Spirit Lake Town
Flies swatted as lincoln sixth streets get electrofliers
Spirit Lake Herald notes progress on street electrification at Lincoln and Sixth streets with fliers installed soon. Ova Onnundeen of Spirit Lake takes a post with Western Telephone Co. Estherville defeats Harris 22 9 in Thursday ball game. team notes losses to Armstrong and Worthington. Obituary for Mrs. W. A. Kitaman in Minneapolis. Verne Mitchell travels to the Pacific coast with Hattie Griffith. July drought continues as rain makers once used explosives for weather effects. June records hottest, driest in Iowa. July begins hot and dry. Wrestling match at the Air dome ends with Reimers favored after Pecoy injury. State Fish and Game Warden Geo Lincoln announces fall seining of Iowa lakes to exterminate Buffalo. 40,000 lbs removed from Spirit Lake last year. seining after current fishing season closes. Spirit Lake Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Sixth Streets
Ova Onnundeen
Spirit Lake
Western Telephone Co
Harria
Estherville
Harris
Emmetsburg
Armstrong
Worthington
W. A. Kitaman
Minneapolis
E. C. Bryant
Verne Mitchell
Ogden
Hattie Griffith
Iowa
A. O. Peterson
Iowa Lakes
Last Will of T F Laffey Admitted for Probate
Legal notice states on June 23 1911 a purported last will of T F Laffey was filed and read. the August term 1911 court will hear objections and admit the will to probate. Dated June 2 1911. Clerk L Heffelfinger and Deputy W J McIaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peper
T. KF. Laffey
T. F. Laffey
L. Heffelfinger
District Court
W. J. McIaven
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King
America
American Press Association
T. P. Shonts
Panama Canal
Colt
Iowa City Baptists
Wardin County Editorial Association
Radcliffe
Glenwood
Sarah A. Barney
Marshalltown
Lewis Fritzie
Nashua
Jennie Bridenbaugh
Morningside College
Sioux City
Nagasaki
Japan
Milford
M. Naver
Fort Madison
R. F. Munson
Loehre
Jewell College
Lutheran Synod
Red Wing
Minn
Telford Sanderson
Mason City
J. P. Morley
Marengo Methodist Church
Simpson College
Indianapolis
Sioux Falls
H. W. Reherd
Waterloo
First Presbyterian Church
World Mission
Children’s Nome Association
Detroit
Turners of
Holstein
Albert Steinhauser
New Ulm
Turners
GC. A. Bohnenkamp
The
Duncombe Tribune
Wilcox & Bryant
Webster City
E. N. Osner
Manly
M. L. Uranguer
Osner
St. Louis University
Harvey Gephart
Ottumwa
Rome
Mount Carmel
Sisters of Charity
Henry M. Bray
Grinnell
LeMars
England
Henry Peters
Avoca
Albert Cumming
S. F. Prouty
National Council of the
Girl Scouts of America
Water Works Commissioners
Council Bluffs
Laenas Gifford Weld
Town University
Postal Savings Bank
Oelwein
A. G. Parker
Harry Simon
E. G. Pains
Rock Island
Max Randall
Dyersville
Peter Krupp
Alex Campbell
Stanley
Barbara Howard
Roy J. Guyer
Des Moines Association
Charles Boyle
Lansing
Grand Jury
Northwestern
Boyle
Rural Life Conference
Chas. F. Curtis
Ames College
Ames
Violet Eleanor Mentzer
George Verland
George
Austin W. Scott
Harvard University
Law College of the State University
Iowa City
State Board of Education
Dean Scott
William R. Keep
Shelby County
Harlan G. A. R. Post
FF. Johnson
Farmington
Farmers’ Bank
Runnells
Herman Raaz
Valley Junction
Johnson
Runnells Bank
Great Western
Lida
Serge
Solomon @ Bis
Chicago
Nau Brothers
Howard Graves James Esbprbet
Emmet County Land and Abstract Company
Estherville, Iowa
Emmet
Estherville State Bank
Jame’s
Hamburg
Winchester
Austin
U. V. James
Estherville, Lowe
Republican
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