Civil Service Examination Notice at Estherville Iowa
Examinations will be held on August 44th 1920 at nine oclock A M Applications for this examination must be made on the prescribed form obtainable from Mr Ludvik D Linge Secretary Civil Service Board at Estherville post office or from the board officials All applicants should obtain blanks and file promptly to allow corrections and arrangements for the examination MR J M Shoemaker Secretary Civil Service Board
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Ludvik D. Linge
Civil Service ‘Board
Estherville
Iowa
J. M. Shoemaker
Civil Service Board
Philosophy of 2 Cipher in Social Dynamics
A fragment discusses the role of others in a group, noting that cooperation boosts group value while individuals who push ahead can undermine cohesion. It suggests leaders should stay in line and that their value endures only while aligned with the group.
Not Gentle Enough. Passenger notes fare incident on transit
A brief remark recounts a rider's experience on a streetcar where the narrator mentions meeting a friend and boarding, expecting him to pay the fare, before a conductor interrupts and calls the rider an exception. The passage captures a moment of tension and social interaction on public transport.
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Alan Ortting Dn
Emmet County Suit Over Described Real Estate Interests
In Emmet county district court a petition by Alice J. Nourse Chris Larson T O Sando James Anderson D J Anderson Halver Larson Fred Rokenbrodt Anna Kasa L E Crim Elmer Anderson and D V Palmer claims absolute ownership in fee simple of multiple parcels in Emmet county Iowa. The named defendants include Jay Cooke and Co and related parties with unknown spouses heirs and claimants to the described real estate. The action seeks recognition of ownership in the lands described by lot and block designations within various subdivisions and townships.
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Alice J. Nourse
Chris Larson
T. 0. Sando
James Anderson
D. J. Anderson
Halvér Larson
Fred Rokenbrodt
Anna Kasa
L. E. Crim
Ed Anderson
Arthur C. Anderson
Elmer T. Anderson
D. V. Palmer
Jay Cooke and Co
Jay Cooke
William G. Moorhead
Harris C. Fahnestock
Henry D. Cooke
Pitt Cooke
George C. Thomas
James A. Garland
Jay Cooke, Jr
Edwin M. Lewis
Jay Cooke & Co
G. Becker
District Court
Emmet County
Iowa
Larson
T. O. Sando
Lota
James
Wallingford land dispute seeks quiet title decree
Plaintiffs claim ownership of property in Wallingford Iowa based on more than twenty years of adverse possession and color of title. The description covers abandoned railroad right of way portions and a Town of Wallingford parcel with exceptions. The defendants are named in the petition seeking to bar any adverse claims and to grant fee simple title to the plaintiffs. The case is to be heard at Estherville Iowa with a judgement date set for August 30, 1920 unless appearance is made.
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Khingford
Inmet
Einal
St. Janes Avenue
John Heidetker
Jno
P. Kirby
St. James Avenue
Aaid
Eaid
Wallingford
St.+ James avenue
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Co
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Palmer
Larson
Renal Estate
Estherville
Emmet County
Iowa
Morse, Kennedy & ‘Herrick
Mickie Says A Reason Go May Folks
A garbled passage notes a figure named Mickie commenting on reasons for people leaving and advertising in a big city style. The text appears as a distorted OCR fragment with stray names and phrases, referencing a survey and advertising in a local context.
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Kerogag Tan
Dubuicttn
A Square Deal with the Cards on Top of the Table
Community Stores of Iowa promotes a fixed service fee model for merchandising, rejecting speculative profits. The notice argues open pricing, no hidden defects, and that wrapping and handling costs should justify charges, with invoices open for inspection and no profit margins beyond ten percent above invoice price.
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Iowa
Friends of
Community Stores
United States
Community Stores of Iowa Advertise Low Fees and Big Savings
Representatives claim a daily charge under six cents pays for groceries at cost, promising over 300 percent yearly savings versus old-time grocery methods. They cite higher clerk sales and suggest patrons in Estherville will save 20 to 80 cents per color of purchase, urging support without obligations.
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Iowa
Noah
Pat
Saat
Hong
Eatherville
Saeek Oobi We Make, Jeduetrity Bayes
Estherville
Ovary
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District Court OF
State OF
Jittie
Mickie
Nace
Mipeag
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