Fall Festival plans announced by Estherville Commercial Club
The Estherville Commercial Club reports progress on a September Fall Festival with livestock and farm produce exhibits modeled after a county fair. Committees cover livestock care, farm produce, advertising, poultry, and art and culinary displays. Funds exceed 1200 dollars with goals of 1450 to 1500 and free livestock entry with stall rents.
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Commercial Club
Orleans Hotel
Estherville
Iowa
John Griffith
A. J. White
Chas. Fuller
John
Horswell
Foshier
J.C. Lovell
Arthur Pitcher
B. B. Anderson
Schloeman
J. J. Klopp
Committee On Finance
Committee On
Herman Oransky
Cox H. C. Beymer
F. H. Graaf
Geo. Shadle
Kilgore Dies at 36 After Illness in City
J E Kilgore of this city died Sunday evening about six from threat and lung trouble. A first class mechanic, he recently worked at Harry Eglin blacksmith shop. He was 36, with relatives Engineer Chas Kilgore and F B Kilgore here. The remains were taken to his late parents’ old home for burial beside them.
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J. E. Kilgore
Harry Eglin
Kilgore
Aingte
Chas. Kilgore
Decedent
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Walsh to Kirby Q
Transfer records show J. D. Walsh to Jno P. Kirby Q. 0 Dy 8 It LY, bile 80 It 6 H bik Wand BY and 84 NE 4 8-984, and N% NH 4 T-100.
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Walsh
J. D
Jno
P. Kirby
Corner Stone Laid At New M E Church In Emmetsburg
The corner stone for a new $20,000 M E church in Emmetsburg was laid on Thursday before a large audience. Rev H C Jennings of Cincinnati gave an eloquent address after music by the Estherville Military Band and a prayer, with a marble block placed and sealed. A history sketch by EB Littell recounts the 1880 organization, early trustees, and the 1881 dedication, noting the church was debt free and later expanded in 1891. the ceremony included many mementos and a subscription list.
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Jennings
H. C. Jennings
D. D
Cincinnati
Estherville
Poartion
EB. R. Littell
M. EE
Church of
Salect
Northwestern
Christain Advocate
Epworth Herald
World-Wide Missions
Missionary Friend
Womans Home Missions
the Vindicator
Republican
Enterprise
Democrat
Improvement Bulletin
Iowa Methodist
Dial of Progress
Christain Republic
Insurance Tract
Powell
Beng Aid Society
Missionary ‘Society
Brotherhood
Epworth
Emmet
Towa
Sherburn
Minn
Bennett Mitchell
Sheldon
L. ©. Woodford
H. D. Brown
Notable Journalists Signed for Editorial Meeting
Among the well known newspaper men of Jaws who have signified their intention of being at the Editorial Meeting here are the following. There will undoubtedly be others present who have not yet signified their intention to be here. Hon. Geo. D. Perkins, Journal, Sioux City.
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Men of
Jaws
Geo. D. Perkins
Journal
Sioux City
Tiny New York Baby Born In Incubator At Coney Island
A 19 ounce girl, born to Mrs. George Brown in New York, is hailed as the smallest living baby yet. She weighs nineteen ounces eight grammes, stands eleven inches, with three inch arms and a two inch temple to temple head measurement. Her hands fit through the wedding ring and a small coin hides her face. A Providence baby weighed 22 ounces last week in an incubator, while 24 ounces had been the prior viability threshold.
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New York
St’ Dreamland
Coney Island
George Brown
Providence
Editor Weds Florence Mabal Davis in Emmetsburg
L H Mayne editor of the Emmetsburg Reporter married Florence Mabal Davis of Sioux City at the bride’s parents’ home. The Emmetsburg Democrat applauds the union, praising the bride’s teaching at Emmetsburg High School and University of Iowa credentials, and lauding the groom’s longtime service as postmaster and leading citizen.
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L. H. Mayne
Emmetsburg
Florence Mabal Davis
Emmetaburg
Florence Mabel Davis
Sioux City
J. M. Davis
Board of Education
University of Iowa
Beat
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Lovell
M. E. Church Society
Ville, Town
E. R. Littell
Howard Graves
R. E. Ridley
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C. A. Roberts
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AIM
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Elizabeth Sobmn
Storm Lake
W. S. Branagan
H. Cookingham
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Ayrshire
C. McCarthy
Graphie
Elliott
Larson
Swea City
C. E. Wherry
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L. E. Bladine
Marathon
D. O. Blake
Record
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H. G. Zimmerman
Advocate
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Fred B. Wolf
Bell
Primghar
Henry A. Cook
Post
G. W. DeWald
Grand Juncetion
J. H. Lighter
Reveille
Rolfe
W. Rathbun
Register
Marion
Elmer E. Johnston
Rockwell City
Chas. Haworth
Woodward
J.B. Martin
West Bend
A. Gillespie
News
Spencer
Emory A. Rolfe
Review
Dayton
Chas
H. J. Mitchell
Pilot-Tribune
W. N. Thompson
Bugle
Bode
H. H. Tosdal
M. E
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Howard Hays
Bron Mayne
Postminster
Northwest
Mayne
Estherville Chautauqua
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