Emmet County farmers to receive government weather forecasts
The article notes plans to extend the U S weather bureau forecast service to Emmet County farmers via local observer A L O Peterson and Geo Mo Chappel Des Moines legal forecaster. A broad distribution of telegraphed forecasts is being arranged to cover more districts and eventually the whole state with timely daily weather guidance.
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Emmet
Geo
Mo Chappel
United States Weather Bureau
Des Moines
Alol Peterson
Elie
Huaread
Bres Beer
Eterson
Petursan
Thrilling runaway horse frightens riders near West Side
Last evening about ti o'clock a single horse and buggy derailed near Mrs. Dave Miller's on the west side. The shafts fell as the horse bolted after crossing railroad tracks, sending two girls from the buggy. One girl suffered bruises and cuts while both remained shaken. the horse was later captured with no major damage to the buggy or house.
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Pwolia Bers
Abr
Sarley Nancolas Buys Calumet Restaurant
Sarley Nancolas has purchased the Calumet restaurant from John Lucas and Son and has fitted the place up in elegant style.
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Aswell Place
Sarley Nancolas
Calumet
John Lucas & Son
Lad narrowly escapes severe injury on farm wagon
Leonard Franz aged about fourteen on the west side was knocked from a wagon when lumber was being unloaded at Mastooau farm. A rear wheel passed over his right knee and leg yet he avoided broken bones, sustaining only cuts and bruises. Dr. Clinite of Milford expected to move here, while Dr. Wetherell contemplates South Dakota visit with family.
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Lernard Franz
Mastooau Farm
Oan de. Or. Wetherell
Card of Thanks From P B S Converse Family
Card of thanks expressing gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy during a period of sadness from Mr and Mrs P B S Converse and family. Mentions J S White Co and a grant reduction at the Model Shoe and Clothing House.
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Converse
Sults
J. S. White & CO
Kinne Nominees at Spencer Senatorial Convention
At Spencer last Wednesday the forty seventh senatorial district convention awaited until the thirtieth ballot when George Kinne of Palo Alto county was not nominated. The gathering, held in the Spencer courtroom, began with county chairman Taggart presiding and Francis of Dickinson county chosen as chair. Balloting moved slowly, with Bachman gaining votes and other names fluctuating before final adjournment. The event also noted the death of Mrs. Jane Jones of East Branch and local real estate transfers and other notices surfacing in the issue.
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Spencer
Khane
Spencer Las
George Kinne
Palo Alto
PCO
Taggart
Vaty County
Francis
Dickincon County
Chothof Kossuth Cointy
Waggart
Baehman
Clare
Bachman
Clarke
Diario
Realitie Janes
Alps Jon Jonen
East Branch
Somes
Mast
Florinda Crittenden
Corbin
Kansas
Tragic horse death in trench during pasture work
In a South East pasture near City, a work horse owned by Mr. Bigelow fell into a trench dug for drainage. The animal tried to escape by pawing the trench wall, widening it by about 100 feet before being submerged as water rose, dragging tile and injuring nearby work. The incident caused significant distress and delays as authorities assessed the accident.
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Westemi
Ethan Belle
Bigelow
Vestrato
Harvest Season Report From County Market
The harvest is underway with widespread work and minimal trauvie. Hay crops are immense and being secured. barley is fair. rats are heavy but rusted in places. Corn advances, crop quality looks promising though total yield will be modest. Brief note from Modul Shoe and Clothing House. 0,3. WHITE & Co.
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Charles Ruby
Br. A. White
Parmera’ Institute
Fo O H. Lathrop
Mr. White
Emmet
Reed
Ruby
Thiby
Piper
Emmet County
Local notes from Algona area business and society
A stray note highlights local admiration for the N-ray machine and its inventor Dispanet, with talk of improved health and celebrations. Algona residents Spurbeck and Lambert plan a new Spurbeck Lambert Co a creamery cannot be operated. incorporation details noted. Delegations attend Iowa Illinois bankers meetings. C B Tollifson shows improvement and Iowa Chicago reports promise of recovery.
Two men confined under inebriety law at Cherokee asylum
J. W. Gibbs was taken to the Cherokee asylum yesterday after resuming drinking. Knute Olson was also placed there under the inebriety act, with a return to the asylum expected for game time.
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J. W. Gibbs
Knute Olson
New Creamery Sorting Item in Spurbeek Issue
A note appears about sorting a creamery in the tab factory by the Spurbeek area. Other lines mention forthcoming creation of four new companies and related local industry changes in this issue.
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Tab
Spurbeek
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