Potato famine fungus reaches state expert warns control methods
Farmers across the region report steady contact with L A Patucel after a bulletin on potato rat fungus. Dr Pammel says the disease, once linked to 19th century Ireland, is new to this state but destroyable with his described methods. Farmers, gardeners, and truckers acknowledge the guidance as valuable. A note invites readers to view a free catalogue from Mankato Commercial College.
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L.A. Patucel
Ireland
Mankato Commercial College
Widespread Social News From Spencer Misses and Visitors
Local mentions record Mrs J Mattson visiting Spencer Sue Barton heading to Colorado and many families traveling to the lakes for weekends. Names include Breen Liddle Barnum Amundson Hartung Oransky and others visiting Spirit Lake Armstrong Armundson Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Wallingford for outings business and relatives.
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Maud Furris
Sibley
DD. Barnum
the Lakes
CM. Brown
Templar Park
John Armundsoo
Grace Collins
J. A. Kretchen
H. Ls. Haulman
Taleigh
Oransky
Des Moines
Eame
Armstrong
Jine Ranunson
Ab Spencer
Estherville
Pauline Thornpeyn
Rock Rapids
George Sculand
Warren Pullen
A. O. Peterson
Lakes
J.C. Lovell
Emmons
Walter Lovell
Olia Briggs
John Amundson
Spirit Lake
Leo Oransky
Emily Johnson
Minneapolis
Silas Nichole
Cedar Rapids
Esther Oransky
A. H. Gairns
Baby
Rockford
Tom Larson
Graettinger Times
Richard Blierley
John Coonan
Otlicy
Marion
Maurice Sentey
Frank Conn
Ada Miller
Hartley
J. D. Kass
Chris Larson
Wallingford
Anon Hanson
Cedar Falls
Merle Shadle
Raleigh
Haulman & Wagner
Ingham
Algona
Arthur Pitcher
North Dakota
Minnesota
Canada
Jean
Missy Minnie Blake
Chicago
Stu
St. James
C Galloway Lef
Albany
N. Y
Meleod
Hartung
II Lake
Andrews
Des Motnes
George Kince
Curlew
Alvo Couutywan
Spencer
Orville Fisk
H. J. Sliter
Téland
Cable
Merrill
Reinbeck
Ho for Oklahoma and Southwest
The South West harvest field shows 40 bushels per acre of first class winter wheat and abundant fruit. This is a call to action for cheap lands and a better life, urging July 2 departures to inspect homes and printed materials. James S. Kletcher, immigration agent, Estherville, promotes railroad lines for relocation.
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James S. Kletcher
Estherville
Coon Block
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific
R.R. Co
Choctaw
Oklahoma & Gulf KR
St. Louis
Kansas City & Colorado
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Altham
Wenham’s Department Store
Glenn
Ophthalmatogiat
Hartlete Veverson
Meatherville
Iowa
Corbin Sons &Co
AvCo
Sapan Tea
Japan
United States
J. Mattson
Sue Barton
Colorado
Mrs
Ed Liddle
FE. I. Breen and Family Teft
Flora Barthoos
Master Olig Briggs
Nevada
Mrs.Lovell
Peter Iyenbury
Uaughter of
Byerly
Louies Knowltin
Gilbert Knowltoo
Peterson's
Lewis
Mildred of
Worthington
A. N Wetherell
Will Lyons
Greevance Committee
The
Rock Taland
Lyona
Willey
Columbus Junction
Erma
Lorena Teskeoy
Laubie Hinford
Foc. Williams
Waterloo
Ackley
Ft. Dodge
Flimmer Moore
C. Thorsen
Murch
W. H. Jensen
N.D. Monserud
Sheldon
N. D
Edwin Dukes
Flondreau
S. D
Yassiet
Merle
Winn Trousdale
Mand
Trousdale Bros
Bonheur Bros. 4Reus
Kansas
Oklahoma
Hamburg
Haemet County
Tas
Krone
Emmetsburg
Vr Clark
Kinne
Bradley & Robinson the Grocers
Mera
Praaen Av
Comerseny
Edith M. Jones
Jobo Jones
Eabody
Wright
Oak Hill Cemetery
Jones
Mr Jones
Towa
C. Duffy
Uttawa
Pree Public Library
von Holst
Department of History
Duffy
A. C. Wilson
Wilson Boys
Allamakee-Fayette
Cash Greery
Southwest
Portland
Oregon
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad
Ore
Seattle
Tacoma
Wash
Victoria
Vancouver
B. C
A. B. Cutts
Mine
Knoxville Journal Sed Tribune
Aineaa
Presbyterian I Church
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