Drainage District actions in Emmet County Iowa 1911
Emmet County Board of Supervisors met June 9 and June 14 1911 to hear objections and establish extensions to drainage districts 26 62 and 59. Objections by L B Blim were sustained. Commissioners were appointed to assess benefits. Bids for district 62 and 59 construction were opened with Armstrong Cement Works and other bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Cashwell
C. P. Smith
F. H. Richman
W. J. Weat
Board of Supervisors
Emmet County
Iowa
L. B Blim
Blim
P. C. Nelson
F. O. Nelson
F. C. Nelson
F. A. MacDonald
J. J
E. W. van Dorsten
Hawkeye Construction Company
Garberick & Anderson
Armstrong Cement Works
Mason City Construction Company
Henry Western
Ringated Cement Products Company
Graettinger Tile Works
Cement Products Company
Bert Handeland
Lile
Ringsted Cement Products Company
Johnson & Jepson
Drainage district bids and county actions summarized
Emmet County bids for Drainage Districts 69 48 and 40 totalled from Armstrong Cement Works Hawkeye Construction and others with the lowest bid for DD 69 awarded to Hikwold and Peterson at 8456.00 and DD 48 to Armstrong Cement Works at 11369.73 after bid openings. The board authorized contract signing and payment actions. separate mortgage releases were authorized for previously repaid loans. and a tetanus antitoxin advisory urged health officers to secure supplies before July Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Cement Works
Alex Eikwold
Eikwold and Peterson
Hawkeye Construction
Garberick & Anderson
Hikwold
Peterson
Emmet County
Iowa
Hawkeye Construction Company
Mason City Construction Company
Johnson and Jepson
Henry Western
Ringsted Cement Products Company
Graettinger Tile Works
Elmore
Cement Tile Works
Cement Products Company
Bert Handeland
John McAndrews
Board of Supervisors
R. E. Ridley
E. E. Brown
Northwest
Emmet
Ella N. Harmon
Antitetanic Serum Emphasis for Fourth of July Injuries
Local Boards of Health urged towns to stock antitetanic serum and follow Journal of the American Medical Association rules for treating blank cartridge wounds. The June 1910 guidance includes subcutaneous injections of titanous antitoxin, aggressive wound incision, removal of foreign matter, phenol cauterization, warm boric acid packing, and healing by granulation without wound closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Health
Journal of the American Medical Association
Popular Armstrong Girl Weds in Elegant Home Ceremony
Alma Ruble, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ruble, married Norman FE Colburn of Minneapolis on Wednesday evening June 21 at the Ruble home. Rev. David Sharp presided with ring ceremony. Best man Henry Ruble and bridesmaid Lillian Colburn stood with a porch ceremony to Mendelssohn. Alma, a longtime Armstrong teacher, departs with Colburn for Minneapolis after visits to Estherville and LeMars. Numerous out of town guests attended the wedding, with Estherville and Fairmont connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Ruble
Alma
Norman FE. Colburn
Minneapolis
David Sharp
Presbyterian Church
Henry Ruble
Lillian Colburn
Elizabeth Ruble
Armstrong
Estherville
LeMars
Longfellow Avenue
N. I. Colburn
Lillie BE. Colburn
Dave
Paul
How To Keep Wall In Summer
Dr. Jean Williams advises lightening the digestive load in summer by eating sparingly and favoring green vegetables and ripe fruits while avoiding underripe or decayed fruit. She warns against overconsumption of tea and soda and suggests grape juice and buttermilk as healthier options, urging a cultivated holiday spirit even with limited vacation time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Williams
Outdoor Dining and Fresh Air Boost Health in Summer
The article extols outdoor picnics and eating al fresco as healthier, noting home-keeping women enjoy more outdoor work while men in business live in stuffy rooms. It highlights outdoor life as key to preserving health and enhancing summer happiness.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Estherville Ad
Estherville residents recommend Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble. An Estherville woman cites family use with fine results and urges others to remember the name Dean's. Sold by dealers nationwide, 60 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY is sole U.S. agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Estherville
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Notice of Will Proof for T. F. Laffey in 1911
County probate notice states a document filed June 23 1911 claiming to be the last will of T F Laffey, with August term 1911 set for court review. The clerk of district court L Heynefinger and deputy W MeIburen sign the notice. Fresh supplies advertised by The Vindicator and Republican Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Laffey
F. Laffey
L. Heyvelfinger
W.j.meiburen
Chamberlains Liniment and Cough Remedy Advertisements
An old newspaper ad promotes Chamberlains Liniment for musculoskeletal and rheumatic pain and Chamberlains Cough Remedy for whooping cough. It also offers a prepaid wall map with census data for 26 cents and mentions Foley Kidney Wills to regulate kidney and bladder function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
S. H. Williams
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Jack Johnson
Jim Jeffries
Reno
Cele
Bration
Emmetsburg
E. McMahon
Algona
A.C. Moerke
M. D
Guilford H. Sumner
Sec’y
Bank of Estherville
F. H. Rhodes
The
Vindicator and Republican Co
T. T. Sunde, Jr
Huntington, Iowa
Deering Haa
Chamberlain
All Deslors
U.S
World
Mexico
Panama
Des Moines Evening Tribune
the Register and Leader
First. National Bank
E. B. Soper
Pres
Webb Vincent, V. Pres
John
P. Kirby
Allen
T Cashier
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