Dark Denmark Tour Describes Nealved and Royal Estate
The writer recounts a Danish journey from Esbjerg to Nyborg crossing on a ferry, visiting Nealved a historic town with 800 year old churches and a grand beech forest. They describe Market Day, a commemorative monument from 1848, and the Herslut estate with its school for boys, vast grounds, temples, and gilded halls. The letter praises architecture, beech groves, and royal connections, noting plans to continue to Copenhagen.
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Denmark
Esbjerg
Wolng
Frederica
Strib
Nyborg
Sta
Belf
Karam
Nealved
Denemark
Frederick
Klindar
Iowa
Europe
Susan River
Nursholm
Ita Tower
Cwho
Weather Crop Bulletin for Week Ending June 26 1908
Dry weather complaints rose across the state early in the week but showers refreshed vegetation. Nights were cool and partly cloudy, with no destructive downpours. Oats wheat barley and grass were favored while corn progressed well and should stay near average height by late July. Temperatures remained good and fruit crops benefited from better conditions overall.
Barth and Kane wed in Estherville residence
The Vindicator and Republican reports the marriage of Miss Marle Barth and Chas. Kane in Estherville. Barth, a trained nurse known for her care of the sick, and Kane, a prosperous drug business man, plan to settle in a neat home after a short wedding trip.
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Kane
Laland
Thaly
Norwegian fugitive seeks church as his home
A Norwegian man named Lang, about 40, with a wife and five children, was brought to town by Hana Yory Peterson and presented to Judge Goetz. He claimed his home was on a farm nine miles northeast of Estherville and that he left after neighbors caused him distress. He said God told him not to drown himself. Sheriff Ward arranged to hold him for further handling.
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Sondeptut
dJauldings
Acuta
Christ
Monka
Herluf
Herlutsholi
Boya
Hoerlut
Copenhagen
Theta Tie
Ihgatie
Hana Yory Peterson
Judgea Goetz
Lang
Estherville
The Estherville Tile Factory Improves Production
The Estherville tile plant shows major upgrades including new dry sheds and better machinery. Twelve workers now produce high quality tile, overcoming early setbacks and proving clay quality superior. More drying space is planned to reach full capacity as sales rise.
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Estherville
Real Estate Transfers Record From Local Ledger
Brewer Magule transfers property to Grice Brewur at 164 Wak Brook Road, Kathaville area. Woods adds Katherville Blenidry project and related details appear. records show Hionebrnker J involved with parcel 11. County notes Breayrear to Jaw Kepeset with hillside lot at Heatherville, 74 block 7A.
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Grice Brewur
Woods
Katherville
Heatherville
Minnesota Lakes booklet promotes lake recreation fun
A attractively bound Bunminer booklet highlights summer recreation at Minnesota lakes, featuring boating hunting and pleasures at Lake Park Hayton. Free on request from A M Quiland, General Passenger Agent, Northern Pacific Railway, Saint Paul Minnesota.
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Lake Park Hayton
Minnesota
Thas
A. M. Qluland
Northern Pactfic Railway
At. Paul
Minn
Shaw at Philadelphia tariff statement cited at rally
Secretary Shaw spoke to a Republican rally at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia last week. He repeated his views on tariff policy and argued against a downward revision unless tied to nationwide protection. He urged applying protection broadly to all industries and warned against localizing tariff effects.
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Shaw
Academy of Music
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Democratic House
Republican Party
Congress
Florida
New England
Dakota
Republicans Silent on City Notices and Clerk Absence
A local Republican paper laments city notices favoring Democrats while accusing the city clerk of neglecting duties. It argues the clerk’s frequent absences and salary do not justify failing to serve the public, urging action to restore printing and clerkly work to proper channels and criticizing partisan boycotts.
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Bunkers
Bejing
Bath
Walcome
Estherville visit sparks candidate’s rural outreach
A garbled OCR note recalls a candidate meeting farmers in Estherville with a handshake and questions about well being. The fragment hints at a political campaign tour by Mr Gavdnog and Mrs Baxter along Lake Shore line, outlining candid discourse and a wary reaction from workers.
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Gavdnog
Matherville Waa
Sid
A. Awiteh
Lake Shore
Rainy days slow work for plantation slaves in Emmet
An old Emmet county item notes continued rain causes rest for enslaved workers on a plantation. Other snippets report purchases of fruit, visits, and resignations, plus local school notices and a death in High Lake. Frequent names include J A Anderson G A Lolkart Hazel Venus Lamb Raleigh E E Crumb and Mrs W J Weir.
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Emmet
J. A. Anderson
G. A. Lolkart
Midway Community Notes and Farm Updates
Mr Lathrop and family visited Swan Lake on Monday. Mr Callwell tiling Miss Craig’s farm last Saturday. Will Irwin collected over 125 quarts of strawberries. Rev Artman and wife plan a ten day trip to Cornell Iowa next week. Children’s Day program at Cummian schoolhouse held last Sunday. Warm spell expected to boost grass and hay growth. potatoes reported as large as bone eggs along the Midway.
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Midway
Will Irwin
Ross
Maple Hill
Grayer
Dove Thomas
Willey
Kile
Worth Township
Artman
Cornell
Qwa
Untitled local notes and event roundup in rough text
A scattered report covers a crowded day at Ringsted with a national lecturer J. H. Duffy speaking at Wooddraft and various local wins including Fenton in a ball game and H. Jensen in a bicycle race. Other items mention visitors, business moves, and a high grade Aberdeen Angus bull for sale near Swan Lake with contact Walter Stharns.
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Woodman
J. H. Duffy
Wooddraft
Fenton
H. Jensen
A. Obraenon
Skow
Walter Stharns
Estherville Merchants Urge United Business Front
A call for closer union among Estherville business owners presses the need for a commercial stub to unite merchants, arguing that collaboration beats cutthroat competition. Joined efforts to attract more trade, joint advertising, and catalog house buying trips are seen as essential to town and personal gains.
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Estherville
United Action
United Effort
Echoes from the I O Q Convention at church service
The Christian church plans a Sunday service titled Echoes from the I O Q Convention. A 15 cent supper is set for Friday at First Baptist church basement. Ladies Aid will run a sale at the former bank location Saturday afternoon.
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Christian Church
Firet Baptist ‘Church
The
Ladies Aid of the Christian ‘Church
Person & Plitcher
Iowa ‘Savings Bank
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