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Dilcal Paper of Estherville and Emmet County published every Wednesday by The Vindicator and Republican Co. IX Corporate. The Chicago Tribune fights propaganda and notes nations that drink or eat meat often act. cites Germany supplying arms with beer while civilian supply mentions curtailment.
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the Vindicator and Republican CO. IX
Chicago Tribune
Moet Universal
Germany
Atil
Ita Armier
Cedar Rapida
Scriool Teachers Weather Justifications For High Salaries
Scriool teachers face skepticism from school boards over salary demands after an annual junketing trip spanning thousands of miles. The cost of such travel is presented as an obstacle to convincing professionals of the need for higher pay and is described as a difficult burden for both educators and business leaders to accept.
Notable remark on German fighting qualities spur for Allies to drink beer
A remark suggests that the fighting qualities of the Germans may be tied to beer drinking, proposing that some of the Allies consider partaking of the same liquid refreshment.
Miss Janette Schiugt Returns Home From Visit
Miss Janette Schiugt returns Tuesday to her Blue Island Haineis home after several weeks with her friend Miss Doris Ralsum. A large shipment of horses left Estherville on Wednesday for the French government. The horses were sent to Manchester New Hampshire via American Express Co. at a cost of 80 dollars.
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Janette Schiugt
Blue Island
Haineis
Doris Ralsum
Estherville
Manchester
New Hampshire
American Express Co
Dave Riemer
Egtherville
Misa Ruby Feshier
Chas. Rinehart
Blom Brothers
Maloney
Anderson Road
The Fatal Force of Habit in a War Time Deception
An Italian count recently in New York relates a tale of disguise under wartime strain. A British officer, posing as a chauffeur, joined a party fleeing Germany, with the real chauffeur acting as a servant. They were stopped and questioned nine times but escaped until reaching France, the only suspicion arising when the officer saluted a sentry by instinct.
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New York
Germany
Cariebad
France
Manchester Guardian
Bright's Disease Practical Health Hint
Practical health hint outlines two forms of Brights disease acute and chronic. It notes the US government stats, typical duration of acute cases, and stresses strict adherence to physician orders to avoid death. For chronic disease it emphasizes rest diet elimination of meat and hard foods, warm baths, complete abstinence from alcohol, and daily Epsom salt regimen with a plan for lifestyle overhaul to extend life.
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United States
Superintendent Rosser Hosts Spirit Lake Weekend Party
Superintendent Rosser hosted a two day fishing party at Spirit Lake and Okoaheji with attendees including RockTeand and notable figures from banking and industry. The report lists George A. Wilson and Howare Hazen among participants and notes several company presidents present. Also mentioned is the First Church of Christ Scientist holding Sunday services and a weekly testimonial reading room open Tuesday and Sunday afternoons.
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Apaty
Tilesne
Ganye Bere Serirday
Deana Pri- Tat Garae Vineste
Tie Rock
Blow
Rogaer
A. BR. Ramedeli
Dorean Lasalle State Bank
George A. Wilson
National Banks
Howare
Hazen
Cabo Coal
Cabo Coal Companys : Preordert Phonina Fo Never, Thinnis Zone Company
Fri'z Worn
Geran American Cenent
Lucey
Thinoie Mercantile
First Church of Christ Scientia
ATL
Patriot Services and church notices on Independence Day
The article urges all church members to attend Sunday services to honor the Masters sacrifice and the nation. A patriotic sermon is planned for the 4th of July, with additional notices about baptisms, the Lord's Supper, and new member fellowship. The Ladies Guild meets, and junior activities pause in July and August.
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Fee Presbyterian Oharotr
Buda
Permie
BY. PL UI
S. S
Will Jackenson
Ednaritarker
Emmet Holtz
Orleans
Dances at Hotel Orieane Offer Opening Carnival Night
Orleans management announces regular opening dance at Orlette Pawilton on Thoraday eeenink with Miss Teresa Hing of Chicare to perform first. She will appear in ballroom, classical, and interpretive dances under Cecil J. Sharpe and Vernon Castle. Donueater boat engaged for accompaniment. opening night features a festival dance Thursday. Judy Ter.
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Orleans
Orlette Pawilton
Thoraday Eeenink
Joby Sat
Thia Hare
Teresa Hing
Ate
Youmberk
Eather
Mina Hinz
Cecil J. Sharpe
England
Vernon Castle
RU Perma
Obaboji
Chase Wink
Thutredas
Judy Ter
Farmers in northwest Iowa favor cows and stable milk trade
The piece argues cows are a stable farm asset, noting reliable butter prices around 25 to 30 cents and arguing cows improve soil fertility and corn yields. It cites long-term observations from western Iowa, noting wet springs and drought cycles, and encourages cowkeeping despite modern autos allowing leave for recreation and church.
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Renae
Lowa
Biutter
Emmetsburg
Dolliver Band Earns Townwide Praise on Thursday Nights
The small town of Dolliver hosts an excellent band that could grace a city. Each Thursday evening they play up to date music enjoyed by all. When roads are good farmers attend, proving the band’s valued role. Up to fifty autos once crowded the streets on Timeday nights, signaling local prosperity.
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Dolliver
Fifty second Annual Conclave Knights Templar program
The program for the Fifty second Annual Conclave of the Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Iowa outlines activities at Templar Park Spirit Lake in July 1816. It lists arrivals devotionals drills parades concerts receptions and installations from July 10 to 17 with plans for a Festal Week and Trustee announced attractions.
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Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
State of
Towa
Templar Park
Spirit Lake
Board of Trustees
Diamond From the Sky thrills at King Theatre in Richmond
Spectacular scene shows Irving Cummings leaping from a grandstand on horseback as Arthur Stanley flees murder charges in The Diamond From the Sky. The $800,000 Flying A feature unfolds across hunt fields, secret chambers, and a chain of betrayals as Hagar Blair and Mrs. Buckingham chase truth, while the diamond’s fate zigzags through multiple hands and nearly ends in tragedy.
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Irving Cummings
King Theatre
Thin City
Finda Yon
Doctor Lee
Arthur Stansler
Monticello
Eather
Hagar
Arthur
Arthur Stanley
Blair Stanley
Miss Forde
Ae Hagar
Blair
Mre
Judge Stanley
Richmond
Russell
Toda
Stanley
Miss Buckingham
Stanley Hall
Esther
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Presentrigan Church
Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church
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C. E. Cobb
Kmmet Anderson
Greatfinger
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Cesdar Falla
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Levan
Ival Clark
the Lakes
M. E. Bingham
Banker
F. W. F. Holler
Ottumwa
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Clarion Concert
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