Washington Afffairs in Focus Shaw Portraits and Feats
Special correspondent reports on Secretary Shaw portraits by Chartran and Smith, a new Iowa link through Freeman Thorp painting Ex Speaker Henderson, Miss Alice Roosevelt's $2500 car, naval academy entrants from Iowa, Columbian university graduates, and a wave of six law clerks filings. It notes Shad bakes at Washington clubs, a Treasury balustrade upgrade, Spanish war pensions progress, and sun spot theories on weather with upcoming three-year outlook.
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Washington D. C
Shaw
Chartran
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary Shaw
F. Carl Smith
Treasury
Annapolia
Navy
Allan J. Chantry, Jr
Malverp
Iowa
Nethaniel L. Howard
W. E. Duon
Arthur W. Hanson
Naval Academy
Georgetown University
William B. Martin, Jr
Edgar H. Bon Durant
E.O. Patterson
John F. Rule
Towa
Columbian University
Charles Elmer Connor
Paul Victor Keyser
Charles Alexander Spirk
Albert Lorenzo Thompson
William Stinton Fitzgerald
Alvin Todd Burrows
John W. Shaw
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court
Committee men named in High Lake and Denmark townships
Chairman Lough appointed committeemen in High Lake and Denmark townships to guard against removal of Henry Amundson and H Q O Dalen. In High Lake Oliver Ressell is named and in Denmark George Warner is named. Both are noted as splendid and representative Republicans.
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Connety
Lough
High Lake
Denmark
Henry Amundson
H. Q O. Dalen
Oliver Ressell
George Warner
Substitutes for corn urged by Iowa college for late planting
Iowa Agricultural College and Experiment Station offer late season forage crops to use land after floods and rains hindered corn planting. Suggestions include early maturing corn varieties, corn hay, sorghum, millet, soybeans, and buckwheat, with guidance on seeding rates, row spacing, harvesting methods, and notes on expected maturities before frost. A follow up bulletin will detail harvesting, storage, and feeding.
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Lows State College
Iowa
No Summer Entertainment in Estherville Planned
No town celebrations or fairs are planned in Estherville this summer due to nearby July Fourth events in Spirit Lake and Emmetaburg. Residents discuss possible activities such as a street fair or old Settlers’ reunion, with business leaders urged to meet in August to decide. Also includes Sage’s advice on corn planting and a rail fare notice for Nikcel Plate road travel with limited dates and final return by August 1.
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Stowell
Estherville
Spirit Lake
Emmetaburg
MR. Sage
Sage
Iowa Weather and Crop Bureau
Heston
John
Calahsn
Ohn Ahsn
Se Reom
Salon Vvnne
Two More Deaths in Paris Green Cattle Poisoning
Schaefer and West report two more of their finest cattle dead from Paris Green poisoning, raising total herd losses to about 82. A careful inquiry suggests deliberate poisoning by an individual with a grievance, with poison traced to Schaefer’s barn and possibly placed days earlier to mislead investigators. Further developments are awaited.
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Schaefer & West
Paris Green
Schaefer
Polson
Tragic death of Rex Littell shocks community
Rex Weller Littell the 0-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Will Littell died Saturday after a weeklong illness of bowel inflammation. He had been a keen baseball enthusiast and was struck in the stomach by a fast ball on Decoration Day, which is believed to have contributed to his illness. The funeral was held at the Presbyterian church Sunday with Rev W Y McLeod presiding. interment followed in the east side cemetery. A constant churchgoer and member of Sunday school and Christian Endeavor, his loss prompted many floral offerings.
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Rex Weller Littell
Will Littell
Presbyterian Church
W. By. McLeod
East Aide
Sunday School
Christaan Endeavor Society
School Entertainment At Woodmen Hall
An entertainment program will be held at Woodmen Hall in Huntington next Friday evening under the auspices of Huntington schools pupils. No admission charge. the event is open to all, with a cordial invitation to attend.
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Woodmen
Huntington
Bianteington
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Vindicator
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Alice Roosevelt
Alexander Graham Bell
National Geographic Society
Burdette
Nova Scotia
Marshall Hall
River View
Anna L
Florence B. Clark
Washington College of Law
Elaga
Civil Service Commission
Treasury Department
Geparel Land Office
Bes
Gha Atete
California
Oregon
Minnesota State Editorial Association
Frank A. Day
Fairmont
16Th Street
The
Union
District of Columbia
Ezra Burr
Relentia
Cam le Flammarion
M. Flammarion
United States Weather Bureau
Browne
Nes Pearl
Diop
Iowa Agricultural College
Rowa
Rowe
Millet
Christian Scientists
Eason Ur Ling
Teri
Esiidon Oer
Pine Ai Ng
Vanes Onery
Graves
Poare Raion
BE. T. 8Ondrol
James Mpnoer
Estherville State Bank Incorporated
Capital
Estherville, TA
Ino. M. Barker
Sondrol
A. D. Root
A. F. Lough
Wf. “. Jones
James Eapeset
Howard Graves
Jfegper
P. Kirby
Webb Vincent
W. A. Streater
Aset
First National Bank
Thervil
Board OF Directors
J. P. Kirby
B. Soper
Webb
Vincent
H.G. Sraap
M. KK. Whelan
C. Neville
Howard
James E
Speset
M. L. Arche
Emmet County
Bremen
Lota
Estherville State Bank
F. H. Rhodes, Caghier
Bank OF Estherville
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