Death claims two beloved citizens in Estherville area
Obituaries report the sudden death of Albert Lippert at age twenty five near Wallingford after a three week illness. Funeral from his parents home, Oak Hill cemetery Estherville. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Louis Barth near Huntington February 26. Services held at her home, Oak Hill cemetery. Lippert and Barth remembered for promising lives and gracious character. Ministers supplied the church obituaries for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lippert
Wallingford
Oak Hill Cemetery
Estherville
Louis Barth
Huntington
LaGrone
Oak_ Hill
Lippert
Mr. Lippert
Early Death of Albert Lippert from Emmet County Farm Family
Albert Conrad Lippert born November 25 1897 on a Wallingford area farm in Emmet County died February 22 1922 at age 24 after a three week illness. Survived by parents John and wife and four sisters Amelia Augusta Pauline Kathryn. Funeral held February 25 at home and Estherville Lutheran Church with pallbearers Thomas Thompson William Nelson Charles Burg Eggart Christensen Adolph Spies Gilbert Amdahl. burial Oak Hill cemetery Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Conrad Lippert
Wallingford
Emmet
Ames
Agricultural College
John Lippert
Amelia
Augusta
Sioux City
Iowa
Pauline
Gilmore City
Kathryn
Europe
Estherville
Thomas Thompson
William Nelson
Charles Burg
Eggart Christensen
Adolph Spies
Gilbert Amdahl
Oak Hill Cemetery
Death of Addie J. Seely Barth in Estherville area
Addie J. Seely Barth born March 5 1880 in Mable Minnesota moved with family to Huntington area married Louis Barth December 16 1896 their daughter Iva Mae now Mrs John Reimer of Graettinger Iowa She died February 16 after a stroke at 9 55 Sunday morning funeral held at one oclock Wednesday Rev J W LaGrone interment Estherville She leaves husband daughter grandson Ronald parents and several siblings in North Dakota and Iowa with many friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie J. Seely
Mable
Minn
Huntington
Louis Barth
Iva Mae
John Reimer
Graettinger
Iowa
Barth
Greene
Estherville
Ladies Aid
J. W LaGrone
Ronald
Seely
Lamb
Bismarck
N. D
Ella Payne
Etta
Celley Selfridge
North Dakota
Lant Seely
Pretty Rock
Chas. Seely
Bismark
Walter Seely
Elliott
Protective mimicry seen in Coal Age insects
Fossil cockroaches from the Coal Age display protective mimicry by resembling fern leaflets. The likeness likely helped these insects blend in with fallen foliage, aiding concealment in their environment.
New Patented Ready-Use Food Mixture for Home Cooks
A newly patented food product mixes chopped meat with milk and a little flour to form a paste. The paste is molded, heated to form a slight shrinkage and a skin, then dropped from molds and placed into sterilized sealed cans for home use.
Radium Waste Cut by New Mesotherium By-Product
A historic note explains radium used for luminous paint could total a grain annually, a drain on scarce supply. It credits a discovery of a sub by-product called mesotherium from incandescent mantle production as a potential saver.
Land of Giant Geraniums
In Colombia, South America, geraniums climb fifteen feet or more while sweet peas rise over ten feet and roses bloom in both spring and fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
South America
J A IRW HUNTINGTON AUCTION A SUCCESS
The J A Irw sale near Huntington Tuesday drew nearly two hundred buyers. Bidding was brisk especially for hogs. horses were slower. Top prices reached 133 for horses, 66 for cows, 41.50 for hogs. A fine span of mules sold for 270 to Rob West. Five Scotch Collie puppies brought 3 50. Auctioneers Foshier and Erb. F H Rhodes clerked. A community dinner, served cafeteria style, preceded by a noon bell, completed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A
Huntington
Gill
R. Irwin
Foshier
Erb
F. H. Rhodes
Revival Meeting Closes at Church of Christ
The Revival Meeting at the Church of Christ closed Sunday evening February 26. Evangelists W. C. and Mrs. Cole led the gospel outreach, with 114 additions, 97 baptisms or confessions, 17 by letter, and 62 new converts among boys and men. Mrs. Cole directed a children’s chorus, and Paul Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Smith, delighted with violin solos. May God bless Estherville and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Kingdom of God
W. C
Mrs. Cole
W. C. Cole
Sister Cole
Estherville
Paul Smith
Peter Smith
Inter Conference Meet at Storm Lake 1922
A Great Delegated Inter-Conference Convention of the Methodist Episcopal church will be held at Storm Lake from March 13 to 15, 1922. Bishops Homer C. Stuntz, Charles L. Mead, Thomas Nicholson, and Drs Titus Lowe and David D Forsyth head the mission boards and visiting educators, with delegates limited to eight hundred. The event aims to educate ministers from Northwest Iowa and Northwest German Conferences on world needs and Kingdom work while featuring missionaries from India, China, and Korea. Also noted is a Mines Bureau effort to develop odor-based warning systems for mine air lines as a safety device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Storm Lake
Homer C. Stuntz
Omaha
Chas. L. Mead
Denver
Thomas Nicholson
Chicago
Titus Lowe
New York
David D. Forsyth
Philadelphia
Boards of Foreign and Home Missions
India
China
Corea
Early artificial eyes through ancient to early modern craft
The article traces artificial eyes from ancient Egypt origins to gold and silver, later copper and ivory, with sixteenth century porcelain becoming common. Makers advertised by stamping their names and addresses on the white of the eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Candidacy Filed for Emmet County Sheriff in June Primary
A candidate announces pursuit of the sheriff's office in Emmet County subject to Republican voters. The filing sets the June primary as the key electoral date in a local race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County
Emmet County Auditor Candidate Announcement
John G. Smith announces his candidacy for the Emmet County Auditor following a Republican party line. He states the June primary will determine the will of Republican voters.
Miss Albertina Benson Takes Stenographer Post at Lakefield
State Line notes report Miss Albertina Benson left Saturday for Lakefield to begin as stenographer for O E Fhoreson judge of the probate court of Jackson county and a Lakefield lawyer. Fern Nasby injures wrist in barn fall. Dr Atkins treated. Tressie Houge slips near school house, head injury, unconscious days, improving. Mrs E A Winden recovering from inflammatory rheumatism with mother helping. Birthdays mark nearby ages as Lucille Gunderson and Dora Welnitz host a party with gifts, games, and lunch. Mr and Mrs Ben Herbrandson move to new home. Nels Jensen family moves to former Herbrandson residence. Norance Nelson relocates from Cylinder to J C Hoovel farm. Mr and Mrs Russell Fagen move to N C Hoovel place. Fagen plans to open barber shop in Dunnell. State Line residents attend Show brothers sale on Nasby farm west of Jackson.
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Albertina Benson
Lakefield
O. E Fhoreson
Parbate Court
Jackson County
Fern Nasby
Atkins
Tressie Houge
E. A. Winden
Miss Ericksen
Lucille Gunderson
Dora Welnitz
Gunderson
Ben Herbrandson
Nels Jensen
Norance
Nelson
Cylinder
J. C. Hoovel
Mr. Winters
N. C. Hoovel
Russel Fagen
Grover Family Welcomes Pauline At Home In February
Pauline Grover arrived February 21 at the Ross Brewing home. Midway Country Club met at Mrs. Rosenberger’s home with officers elected: Owen Wickens president Rob Wood vice president Ross Fouts secretary Lloyd Dalke treasurer Howard Hanly assistant secretary treasurer. Community events include dinners, dances, and a March town sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline
Ross
Chas. Rosenberger
Sam Salmonson
Midway Country Club
Rosenberger
Owen Wickens
Rob Wood
Ross Fouts
Lloyd Dalke
Howard Hanly
Bar Kruse
Mary
Betty
Will West
Jim Merriott
Will Reid
Ollie Reed
Will Reed
Logan Anderson
Pickell
Everett Davis
Roy
Spirit Lake vacation cancels basketball tourney
Wednesday afternoon Jessie Krager came from Spirit Lake. Spirit Lake school suspends activities Wednesday evening for a basketball tournament on Thursday and Friday. Dinner hosts group including the Hyatt, Dalke, Prochesky families. Sunday moving in order. Hartranft family to Huntington after visiting Paw Paw, Michigan. Ramsey guests honor Mr and Mrs Sorgenfrei and many others at dinner. Lucille Wickens returns to school after a week’s illness. V R
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Krager
Spirit Lake
Andy Wilder
K. J. Hyatt
Lloyd Hyatt
Clark Hyatt
Marjorie
Lloyd’ Dalke
Arthur
George Prochesky
Hartranft
Huntington
Paw ‘Paw
Michigan
James Ramsey
Will Simpson
Sorgenfrei
Lee Griffith
Guy Ramsey
Virginia Mae
Harry Peterson
Max
George Kirchner
Donald
Herb Vetter
George Callahan
Frank Kruger
Pete Sorgenfrei
Elwood
Fenton
Lucille Wickens
Lake Fremont News And Social Happenings
Lake Fremont notes report visits and travel among residents with Mrs Peters heading to Iowa relatives. Skating party on Eagle Lake. Everett Headly repairs Be Farmers telephone system. Ladies Aid meeting postponed to March 7 with dinner for Mrs Nels Olson. Poultry class meets March 9 with Mrs P M Jackson leading. Royal Neighbors meet later that afternoon. One of P M Jacksons horses died from pneumonia. Andy Woolcott of Estherville visiting. Band B plans St Patrick’s Day sociable. Creamery operator asks patrons to bring cream three times weekly.
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W. M. Real
Milan
Minn
Friends
H. F. Peters
Jefferson
Iowa
Nels Olson
Lake Fremont
Applequist Hall
P.M. Jackson
Royal
P. M. Jackson
Andy Woolcott
Estherville
Methodist Ladies Aid
St. Patrick’s Day
Dunnell Creamery
Roy
Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Emmet County Iowa
Special Execution issued by the District Court clerk directs the sale of personal property belonging to Walter Hagerman and Mrs A H Hagerman in Emmet County Iowa The items listed include three red cows one black cow one white cow two black mares aged nine and ten one bay mare thirteen years old a wagon a corn cultivator a harrow an endgate seeder a sulky plow and a Ford vehicle The sale follows a judgment in favor of E I Eehter nacht against the Hagermans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State’ of
Iowa
Emmet County
E. I. Eehternacht
Walter Hagerman
A. H. Hagerman
Public Auction Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Estherville
On March 10 1922 at 10 o clock AM the NW quarter of Section 32 Township Two Range 33 will be sold at public auction to satisfy execution for ten thousand eight hundred ninety five and 50 100 dollars debt plus fifty four and 65 100 dollars costs with accrued costs. Dated Estherville Iowa February 13 Thomas Nivison Sheriff.
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Poland
China
N. W
Estherville
Iowa
Thomas Nivison
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. C. Lippert
Bureau of Mines
John G. Smith
Grover
Fairmont
Minnesota
Brooms
Alfred, Nelson
Mmrs
Rob Woods
L. J. Broad
Ladies League
Missionary Committee
Mesdames Heinrich
Frazer
T. Anderson
Iva Taylor
Alan Kruger
Wava Spaulding
Roy Merriott
Jesse Barber
Jackson
Farm Bureau
Farmers Union
Jim
Jim Ramsey
Anna Anderson
Harvey Salmonson
Harvey Miner
Ed Linegar
Chas
Nasby
Earl Reed
Gruver
Lake
Fremont
Sheriff's Sale
Henry Pullen
Elizabeth Pullen
Xecultix Morse & Kennedy Ye Attorneys
8Th St
G. B. Louden
Champaign
Ilinois
L. Jones
Olney
Airdale Pups
Harry Splinter
R. R
First Trust and Savings
E. B. Lohr
Carrigan
Bowe
Jack
Rock Island
McCormick
Kingsley
Johne Deere
Ladies League OF
Presbyterian Church
Cols. Foshier & Erb
Grover Savings Bank
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