Brief City News Packed With Local Changes and Events
John Osmundsen moves his office with Attorney Bammer in the Rhodes block. J W Osmundeen sold his North Tenth Street home to M W Stanhope. Bridge bids for the Des Moines River crossing on Lincoln Street were rejected. S P Deming plans an eight room house on Spirit Lake after purchasing the John Hanson lot. Mrs Senator Hamill of Britt visited Estherville inspecting North Star Chapter No 200 O E S. Eclipse of the moon occurred as scheduled with clear skies. Neighbors Nichols and Herbert return from Florida later this week. Lucille Peterson visited Council Bluffs. Mrs Mary McKeen visits Spirit Lake. Guests include Guy Beilds of Armstrong and others in Estherville. A basket social will be held at Barber School on March date.
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J. W. Osmundeen
North Tenth Street
M. W. Stanhope
Desa Moines
Lincoln Street
Board of Supervisors
G. A. Nichols
Herbert
Florida
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
BY. P. UU
Baptist Church
Union Baptist Church
Bethel Flindt
Masonic North Star Jodge No
W.M. G. C. Doolittle
Secy
Sweet School
Hottest day on record for the season noted in the region
Twenty years ago Saturday is said to have been the hottest lay ever known in this part of the plate for the time of year. The thermometer registered 76 degree above. Various local notes follow including births, business changes, and community events.
Welde Couple Celebrate Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Cornelius Welde observed their fifteenth wedding anniversary Sunday March 16 at their home one mile north of town. About twenty guests attended and gifted them a cut glass berry bowl as a token of wishes for many more years of happiness in married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Welde
Mrs. Welde
Emmet County Local Guests and Visitors Report
Emmet county sees a sequence of visitors and callers from nearby towns and states. Mier Burnham and friends visit, Gan Lorimordy and Milfered transact business at Armstrong, and Mr and Mrs James Cae depart Pocahontas after Gan Robert. Several residents travel for short trips, business affairs, or visits, including J Tuttle of Maple Hill, Frank Geinitz near Diun well, John Steube and Ray at Bricelyn, Geo Murray at Mitchell South Dakota horse show, and COL Deming on a weeklong trip to Waterlan. Local social visits include Mrs C. Dowden with Mayor Fred Dowden, Mrs David Wilson visiting her brother W W Pickaring, Miss Gladya Arnett from Jackson Minnesota, Mrs Foote of Albert Law, Mrs Loyd Crim at Grasttinger, Bruce Book renting L J Bingham farm, and Mitchell, Ford Hansen, Burgess transacting business in Estherville. Mrs Margaret Grant to St Paul for ill daughter Clyde Cummins. Mrs Gratham of Little Rock visits family. Wm Kanakin and Frank Hushman return from Greeley with a fine horse. W J Beauiman, W T Joyce Lumber manager, moves into East Lincoln street home. I N Baughman of Marseilles Illinois visits Emmet county about land interests. Professor Curley and Supt Sunderlin inspect the new school building before Curley returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladya Arnett
Jackson
Minnoaeta
Foote
Albert Law
Mis. W. J. Warner
H.C. Brown
A. H. Davidson
Loyd Crim
Grasttinger
Bruce Book
Dallas County
L. J. Bingham
W.J. Beauiman
W. T. Joyce Lumber Co
Tom Anderson
Lincoln Street
I. N. Baughman
Marseilles
Illinois
Emmet County
Curtesy
Professor Curley
Supt. Sunderlin
Market Demanding Draft Horses
Market analysis argues only draft horses hold profitable future for Iowa farmers. Prof. Woo Kennedy states light breeds lack profitable market. best outcome lies with high class draft horses weighing about 1700 pounds or more. He notes larger cities favor heavy drafts, costs lower than autos, and markets demand long smooth strides and strong conformation. Also reports social notes of local visits by Miss Fae Converse and Mrs. Reed with family events.
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Towa Farmara
Nale
Woo Kennedy
Town State College
Haa
Tia
Kennedy
Thiaia
Asaya
Horaca
Lawrences Conduct West Bend Transaction Reflects Ag Focus
In West Bend last week H B Lawrences completed a transaction as agriculture remains pivotal to national welfare. The note emphasizes stock raising as essential for constant farm operation, especially in the ore belt, linking livestock success to broader economic health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Lawrences
Klalnely
West Bend
Oru Belt
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Brief City News
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Mra
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North Star Chapter No
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Guy Bields
Armstrong
Janes Huia
Kingeted
C. W. Tsvis
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Muaroh Wih
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Cedar Rapids
Sylvester McClintock
J. R. Woods
L. H. Mayne
Algona Republican
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H. G. Day
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Blue Earth City Post
Henry Pullen
J. M. Barker
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Jim Brown
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Sanday
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Apent Mouchar
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Ray
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Dan Booth
Thin City
Geo. Murray
Mitchell, South Dakota
Col Deming
Waterlan
Deming
Fred Dowden
Graver
David Wilson
Dysart
W. W. Pickaring
John Mitchell
Ford Hansen
Mr. Burgess
Maple Hill
Margaret Grant
St. Paul
Clyde Cummins
Sam Reed
I. J. Coleman
Vera
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Ben Nicoll Home
J.J. Ports
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Hart Schaffner
Marx
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