Meeting to name Emmet County Post 91
A meeting of soldiers sailors and marines from Emmet County is set for Wednesday night July 30 at the Armstrong opera house at nine o'clock to select a name for Emmet County Post No. 91. All veterans are urged to attend for 100 percent American Legion membership. joining is requested regardless of uniform status.
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Emmet County
Armstrong Opera House
United States Army
Navy
American Legion
Wniform
Arm strong Cement works cat appraisal and new Emmet county company
Public appraisers Emmet County Dam and Power Company and The Coats and Burchard Company assess Arm strong Cement Wor to divide property. Seven directors will lead the new company with four named and three to be chosen. Preferred stock will be sold to investors. details unclear due to garbled text.
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Emmet County
Coats and Burchard Company
Chicpire
Armstrong Cement
Armatrong
Emmet County Bight and Power Company
Comany
Bhat Peterson
Ri Wey
Pee Wm
Bf’ Robinson
P. A
George A Lincoln, longtime Iowa warden, dies at Spirit Lake
Former Fish and Game Warden George A. Lincoln, who served twelve years as Iowa's game warden, died after a brief illness at his Spirit Lake cottage. A Cedar Rapids resident for over fifty years, he was a former mayor and postmaster there, owned a menswear shop, and spent summers at Spirit Lake for thirty years. The body will be returned home for burial. Also included is a July 14 1919 crop report from the U S Department of Agriculture noting apple production forecasts in western and southeastern Iowa and related remarks on orchards and land use in several counties.
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Spirit Lake
Iowa
George A. Lincoln
Lincoln
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln Men’s
Spirit Ke
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Council Bluffs
Frank 8. Pinney
Fremont
Mills
Pottawattamie
Harrison
Missouri
Hamburg
Lee
van Buren
Wapello
Mahaska
Scott
Brisa Bunt
Armsttone
Ed Chapman
M. Rex
Orleans Minec
Walker
Garland
Julie
Howard
Clara
Genevieve
Bernice Onsthiemer
Ruby Briggs
Araolds Park
Will Walbridge
Hawarden
Minnesota
Milford
Myers
Dewitt Hoyt
Sioux City
Ladies Aid Hut
Mr. Vigher
Jereomatation
Charles Isgregg
Floyd
Camp Meritt
Hom Goon
Morse
Wallingford
Briggs House
Sid
Gladys Peterson
Hearth League Institute
Vms Stud
Vanderhoff
Gladden
le Sueur
Edward Glesk
Ottawa
Mr. Gleek
Jean la Rue
Gleek
LaRue
Suzanne LaRue
Tarascon
Bouches
France
Marseilles
Gleeé
Fes
Street work progressing in Estherville ahead of schedule
Storm sewers are being laid rapidly with North Sixth Street paved and graded, North Seventh and Eighth streets partially prepared, and Ninth Street storm sewer work under way this week. A portion of South Ninth is closed while grading for paving proceeds, with contractors aiming to complete by November first as the town strives for metropolitan status.
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North Sixth Street
North Seventh
South Ninth
Estherville
V-R
Furlough for Daniel P. Jones and Poultry Culling Demos
Daniel P. Jones son of Airs Cy Howard of this city will be on furlough next month for two weeks aboard the Impeteator, one of the largest transports. Poultry culling demonstrations organized by the Farm Bureau will visit county July 28 29 and 30 with four meetings daily, showing how selective culling can improve flocks and boost profits.
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Daniel P. Jones
Navy
Airs
Cy HL Howard
Impeteator
Mr. Jones
Farm Bureau
Indy
Burglars Enter Dental Offices. Gold Stolen
Burglars entered the dental offices of Drs. W. P. Galloway and B. T. Osher on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, taking about fifty dollars from Galloway and a larger sum from Osher. Entrance believed through a door. no trace yet. Suspect believed to be traveling thieves not from the city.
Weather Forecast and Local Social Notes for Estherville
The U S Weather Bureau issues a forecast for July 21 to 26 showing generally fair conditions with moderate or normal temperatures for Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri. Local social notes mention Jessie Bryan and Hazel West returning to Estherville after travels across Wyoming, Kansas, Montana, and western states, praising Iowa’s appeal. Also reported are Louis Rodenporns return from Wyedding St to East Lincoln, Burt family lodging near Spirit Lake, Len Reiginger in Farming ton, DB Oagood in Albert Lea, and Earl Peterson family visiting Spirit Lake with relatives from Half Moon Bay.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington, D.C
Upper
Mississippi
Lower
Missouri
Valley G
Jessie Bryan
Hazel West
Estherville
Wyoming
Kansas
Montana
Iowa
Louis Rodenporn
Earl Peterson
Mandan
Spirit Lake
Htera
Berthe Wea Zatha
Halfp
AL Greig
Ldnee
Amendment Proposes Strike on Home Liquor Clause Defeated
Washington July 21 The House defeated 107 to 3 a motion to strike the home liquor storage provision from the prohibition enforcement bill. The clause allows private possession for personal use in a dwelling with conditions but shifts burden of proof to the possessor. The vote reflected party lines with Ranker opposing the motion alongside two other democrats.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House Today
Representative Ranker
California
Volstead
Judiciary Committee
Ranker
Blanton
Texas
Upshaw
House
Commissioner
Internal Revenue
Little Jessie Kasp Falls From Window on West Side
Five year old Jessie Kasp fell Monday morning from a second floor window of her West Side home. She was badly shaken but escaped serious injury, with no bones broken.
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Jessie Kasp
Home From Overseas George Booth Returns From War
George Booth arrived Wednesday morning after serving in France with the Allied army for over a year. He shares army life experiences, some harsh but many pleasant, and notes postarmistice European travel. Town visits by airplanes become common as they grow in popularity. A barn at Augustine Anderson’s on North Ninth street burned early today, with a threshing machine engine nearby sustaining damage. the fire company saved surrounding property.
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George Booth
Big Pond
France
Europe
Augustine
Anderson
North Ninth Street
Veterinary certificate of disease-free Guernsey herd
Dr. R. G. Ross D. V. M. certifies that on July 17 and 18, 1219 he inspected the entire Guernsey herd of G. A. Nichols and Adelaide Nichols and found every animal free from tuberculosis and symptoms of contagious disease. This notice is to whom it may concern.
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Guernsey
G. A. Nichols
Adelaide Nichols
R. G. Ross
Notice of Emmet County Election on Road Surfacing
Notice to qualified electors of Emmet County Iowa that an election will be held at designated polling places on August 4 1919 to decide whether the Board of Supervisors may proceed with hard surfacing roads within the primary road system of Emmet County Iowa The official ballot explains how to mark Yes or No and certifies the ballot copy by County Auditor J Klopp Estherville Iowa with the August 15 1919 seal and date.
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Marshalltown Times - Republican
Board ‘of Supervisors
State Highway Commission
Iowa
Sam
Towa
Uncle Sam
Love A. m8
Emmet
Reid County
Board of Supervisors
County
Emmet County
Estherville
Thia
Aba
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Arnolda Park
Royal
Peter Dahl
Ingeborg Bergh
Soldiers Grove
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Franklin Albert Bair
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Mary Ruth Brix
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K. K. Nau
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Story Land
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Algona
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Charles Rankin
U. S
China
Keonned
Brennemen Willee
South Ninth Street
L R. Taylor
Swan Lake Township
Swan Lake
Mr. Stow
Dalliver
Ben Wigdahl
Iowa Lake Township
Esday
Christopher
Lake Bonnei
Eerat
August Kyhl
Denmark
Orm
Martin Weland
Hiaia
Carney
Seck
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Ed Maniece
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Fred Himehinch
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N. O. Osher
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