Several Accidents Mark Week Across County Roads
A week of wrecks reports several injuries from motor cycles to cars. Max Loeth and Emil Hanson on a motorcycle collided with a car near Ratherville, fracturing bones. Arnold Eisenhower was badly hurt at a lakeside spot near Arnolds Park after a boating mishap. Airdale family car overturned near Eme retaburg with minor injuries. Mrs Dewall and husband were seriously injured when their Ford overturned near Spirit Lake road. Wallingford push ball mishap and a woman’s fracture from a store grating also noted. Rosser resigns. A L Haldeman takes over the Dakota division. A high grade inner plane for sale or trade.
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Ratherville
Wallingford
Max Soeth
Emil Hanson
Chan Lea
Geo. Dewall
City Hospital
Spirit Lake Road
J. P. Kennedy
Iowa
Perry
Uncle Tom's Cabin Co
Uncle Tom
Vernie Mitchell
Cairns Bros
Veroilea
Armatrong Journal
Frank Kortum
San Jose
California
E. W. Meyers
Denver
Salt Lake City
Dan Booth Jr
Kankakee
Dilvola
Nina Thompson
Denmark Township
Booth
Heffelfinger Bros
Call for more militia prompts booster city support
Washington July 3 The war department extended the militia’s Mexican border duty to include New York state additions such as a supply train, ammunition train, and park troop company an aeroplane unit in the field bakery company South Creatine and two commercial panel companies appear listed amid the extended duty call.
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Washington
War Department
New York State
South Creatine
Estherville Journals Featured in Statewide Tour Coverage
Town notes show county supervisors meeting on Friday and Saturday and Fatherville preparing to begin payments next spring. Derailment delays passenger train and a wind storm damages a new bungalow. Chautauqua opens with East Des Moines Street grounds noted. local celebrations praised. public notices report political endorsements and a correction about press write ups from a St Paul tour.
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Fatherville
Leater
Mr. Petty
Templar Park
Petty i8
Des Moines
Rosser
Rock Island Road
Qour
Groven
Des Moines Street
Emat
Riverside Park
Jackson
Brown
John
Germania
Johnu
Bdastile
Bonda
A. QO. Peterann
Vy Commercial Club
Katharville
Towa
Peterson
Minnesota
Commerceial Club
Estherville
Citien
St. Paul
St. Paul Dispatch
Pioneer Press
St. Paul Daily News
Geo. Walker
The
Daily News
Birdsall
Pioneer Prena
Eatherville
Eetherville
Iit
Betherville Democrat
Hugh B. Lawrence
Mereebnes
Guiterman
Ten Shot In Berlin Riot Marks Pre Liebknecht Unrest
Amsterdam correspondent reports ten seriously wounded and arrests in Potsdam Platz Berlin during pre Liebknecht riots. Notes most participants were goadlets and a cordon was used to deter further demonstrations. Includes scattered local notices and community updates from Estherville to Denison with various civic items and obituaries.
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London
Pottsdam Plaz
Berlin
Amsterdam
Central News
Godalets
Fieve
Geri
County Fair Proposal Calls for State Plan Saturday Meeting
John C. Eldredge county agent urges Emmet County to back a permanent county fair based on the state plan. A meeting is called for Saturday at 1 PM at the Kistherville court house to decide the fair’s future and foundations, including funding, grounds, and leadership.
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Court House
Entira County
Meeting of Friends of A Fair Organization
Bio O
Kisthervilla
Menta
Farm Improvement Association
Col. Scott
Mexico
Farm Association
Emmet
John C. Eldredge
Delegates elected at county Republican convention
At the called Republican county convention Saturday afternoon delegates were chosen to attend the state convention in Des Moines July 19. Regular delegates: J. W. Morse, J. M. Walden, Oliver Hrowr, John Horswell, Jan Refnell, J. T. McDonald. Alternates: Fred Albee, Jorden Anderann, Sam Ganderson, Wm. Stuart, F. H. Sunderlin, L. G. Brogham, C. EK. Peracu resolutions praised the party for human rights advocacy and protection principles. The Board of Supervisors adjourned Monday afternoon. Family of W. A. Baymerta at West Okoboji for an indefinite adjourn.
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Deg. Moines
J. W. Morse
J. M. Walden
Oliver Hrowr
John Horswell
Jan. Refnell
Fred Albee
Jorden Anderann
Sam Ganderson
Wm. Stuart
F. H., Sunderlin
L. G. Brogham
C. EK
Presidential Pointers From Early U.S. Elections
The first presidential election was held January 7, 1789 with only 10 of 18 states voting as New York had not completed election law and North Carolina and Rhode Island had not ratified the Constitution. The electors met the final Wednesday of February and chose president and vice president with notable votes from ton, Huntingdon, Milton, and three others.
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New York
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Alectory
Ton
Huntingdon
Milton
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Max Loeth
L. D. Hurd
Emeretaburg
Fred Albertson
Aone
Frank Sullivan
Graettinger
Turtle
Sullivan
Aon
Sept. Rosser
Frenton
Rosk Island
Tupper
Oklahoma
Dakota
J. Wilson
Apt. A
Howe
Mosis Company
Emmetesurg
Lowe
Heow
New York and
South Carolina
Brief City News
J. C. Klopp
County Board of Supervisors
Pesal
C.K. Nau
Phia
Mra. I. Smith
Fastern Star
Webster City
Mr. Harding
Harding
Esthervilla
A. ©. Peterson
Commercial Club
St. Paul Association of Commerce
Lal
Pottsdam Platz
First National Haa
FE. Ridley
Bathar
Vance Rh. Noe
J. P. Littell
H. P. Keller
F.G. Graaf
St. G. Graaf
Elks
Hugh Lawrence
West, Rend
L. BE. White
Cleve Moore
Lake Side
West Side
Orleans
Bowman Meat Market
Denison
Peter Rierson
Holand
Davenport
Acklay
Randolph
Ashabel Jones
Council Sluts
Phillip Williams
Onslow
Jacob F. Bird
Keokuk
Bartley
Tipton
Walter Lingenfelder
Charles City
Sioux City
Joseph Hegthcote
Ft. Madison
Cedar Valley Seminary
Qeage
W. B. McBurney
Ladoga
Charles Rak
Solon
Cluriuday
Mre. T
Clark
Traer
Harold Klingel
Sheffield
Isaiah Waddington
Charter Oak
Phil Getcher
Missouri Valley
Thatraat
Iaquiza W. C. Leatherville
Board of Supervisors
W. A. Baymerta
West Okoboji
Western Union Telegraph Company
Rock Island
Gardston Hotel
Frank G. King
C. J. Wilson
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