Hoya band debuts new drummer at H. Bar Lawrence store
Irregular news notes from Brier City report Hoya band appearance with a new drummer, a name change at H. Bar Lawrence clothing, a birth announcement for Francie Marie, Iowa wealth figures from 1912 census, mail route changes, and local notices on patrols, education, and community events.
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al H&lveresa
Hig Dutter
H. BR. Lawrence
Sioux Falla
Frank Briadle
Francie Marie
Cenana Reporta
Towa
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers
We express sincere thanks to those who assisted during our husband and father’s illness and death and for the flowers sent. Signed by Mrs John Dundas and family including Mrs F. Dundas Mrs J Carroll Mrs U V James and Dora Dundas with thanks from the Dundas family.
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John Dundas
Dandaa
Jae. Carrol
U. V. Jamea
Mies
Dora Dundas
Purely Personal Social Notes From Estherville Area
A compilation of social items from Estherville and surrounding towns. Local residents and visitors are noted with brief mentions of trips, visits, and gatherings to ponds, lakes, churches, and family homes. Names include Anderson, Robinson, Knight, Petersen, Neleod, Olson, Dotty, Raife, Fulton, Severtean, Jenson, Bryan, Albertson, Slaby, Koenecke, Goola, Willis, Jones, Stockdale, and many others across Algona, Emmetsburg, and surrounding communities.
Plan for Civic Beautification Opposed by Pittsburgh Journal
The United States Department of Agriculture proposes a nationwide civic beautification display in Atlantic City transforming bare lots and playground areas into flower gardens. Alexander Waintrob is to lead the Atlantic City plan, urging substitution of flowers for vegetables in lot development if successful. The Pittsburgh Dispatch questions the effort, suggesting local communities should handle beautification and criticizing seed distribution as wasteful government outlay.
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Atlantic City
States Department of Agriculture
Alexander Waintrob
Earopa
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Department of Agriculture
Uncle Sam
Trees on Public Streets Urges Statewide Tree Control
The New York State college of forestry at Syracuse University urges municipalities to adopt public control of street tree planting and preservation. Investigations in New York City, Syracuse, Binghamton and other cities show thousands of shade trees dying from poor variety choices and spacing. The state has 20 000 miles of streets able to sustain 5 000 000 shade trees valued at about 100 million dollars in added property value. Buffalo spends about 75 000 dollars yearly on tree planting and care, highlighting forestry and agriculture as complementary to address land and soil utilization.
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New York State College of Forestry
Syracuse University
New York City
Syracuse
Binghamton
Amsterdam
Mt. Vernon
Newburg
Obah
Buffalo
New York
Ami
New York Press
PAYS TO GUARD THE TREES
Advice on protecting young trees after planting using guards stakes and straps. For street trees metal guards are economical, for lawn trees a single stake suffices. Cultivate soil, mulch, and water appropriately while roots extend beyond the trunk. Also notes Illinois teachers’ meeting supporting proper schoolhouse facilities and sanitary arrangements.
First Church Notes and Local Recap From Estherville
NAU BROS church notes outline services at First Church of Christ Scientist with Sunday and Wednesday timings plus reading room hours. Local verses mention Chautauqua concluded, B Y P A and Epworth League activities, volleyball, prayer meetings, and a sermon on The Government of God. Notices include residents visiting nearby towns and a real estate pitch for Want Ads in the Vindicator and Republican.
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First Church OF Christ Scientist
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Germania
Buffalo Center Tribune
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Ark
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Des Moines
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Kansas City
Oskaloosa
Texas
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Superior
Estherville
Geo
Kruse
BK. Sandtford
Emmet County
The
B. B. Anderson
the Lakes
Jim Robinson
Sibley
Gertrude Knight
Maron City
Robinson
Armatrong
J. P. Sarkholder
Maple Hid
J. W. Kelay
Thoradar
Tipton
Clifford Hendrickson
Dollive
Roymene Jens Peterson
Ringsted
Henry Neleod
Wallingford
Henry Olson
Algone
A. R. Dotty
Marshalltown
Harold Raife
Perry
J. 5. Fulton
Fort Dodge
W. T. Keyes
George Anderson
Sheldon
Henry Severtean
Sever Egertson
Jensen
Peter Anderson
Near Wallingford
Minnesota
O'Keefe
John Larson
Swan Olson
Peter Christensen
Spirit Lake
Lucile Peterson
Chautauqua. Co
V. Bryan
Iowa Falls
Algona
Swea City
Moongsy
Fred Albertson
Lon Smith
Lincoln
Nebraska
Mre
al Butler
Mise Agnes
Ceylon
Eatherville
Chris Anderson
Walter Frank
California
Slaby
Buffalo Center
E. H. Koop
H. D. Koenecke
Huntington
John Goola
Minneapolis
Melrose
Roland
Fide Willis
A. M. Jones
J. E. Ellis
Merlin Brown
Emmetsburg
Ed Stockdale
Canada
Enat
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington D. C
W. F. Brown
Alica Tucker
Lynn Tucker
Sparta
Wic
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Lake
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Lost Island Lake
Chris Stene Ae
Banday i Bis Parente
Ake
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Pittsburgh Journal
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Springfeld
Ilinois
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Church and Society Notes
Union Baptist Church
Qanal
Methodist Episcopal
Churon
Epworth League
Chas
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God
J.P. Kirby
Chris Rosenberger
A. Fylard
Neil Herzberg
Armstrong
H. Stearns
T. Ehan
Bancroft
Bernard Christensen
Emmet Robb
Will Sullivan
Ben
Ed Soram
Cheater Heidke
Ben Parks
Paul MecClanaba
Want Ade
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