Neighborhood Gossip Urges Busy Week In Small Town
Mrs Lang and baby are visiting with Mr John Irwin while Rev Lang attends revival meetings in Ringsted. Mr Stuart spent Sunday and Monday at his home in Arnestrong. Monbellman and Mrs Miller were Estherville visitors Saturday night. Miss Leonard finished her winter term near Des Moines and will return in two weeks for the spring term. John Galbraith traveled to Pogahations Center to visit a friend. Mrs Dawson's mother Mrs Lacock is ill. Many citizens walked home on the track last Saturday, then rode the train back. Frank Miller and Mrs Taylor shopped in Armetrugg. Boracobsin found a car loaded with breakfast foods, ladders and wood, not coal. Mrs Koos made a business trip to Maple Hill Wednesday. Mrs Wetterbue and Albert returned from Wright County. Railway surveyors visited Monday to drain lands and steer water away from Grover. George Nehring is ill with the mumps. Grace Taylor visited Mrs Pickle near Swan Lake. John Haydon of the Terris Tribune prints an editorial on The Egg Future. Broad predictions on prices seem reasonable but some items omitted will be discussed later. Our experience suggests improvement with age is not assured. we hope to extend.
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Dawson
Lay
Mer. Koos
Maple Hill
Wetterbue
Albert
Wright County
John Haydon
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Terris Tribune
College newspapers across the United States early list
An overview notes 14 colleges in the United States publish a weekly newspaper, listing several daily papers at Princeton Columbia Harvard Yale Cornell Penn and others. It also recounts a Belgian railway widow case where a 10 000 franc compensation is questioned versus a 20 000 franc payment for a lost leg.
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United States
America
Udertaken
Princetomino
Lhccome
Columbia Spee- Sager
Mireon
University of Chicago
Luciana University
Harvard Fehio
Western Daily College
University of California
Californian
Leland Stanford, Jr., University
Palo Alto Daly
University of Minnesota
Daily Minnesota
University of Wisconsin
Daily Cardinal
University of Michigan
UW. of M. Daily
France
Rock Island plans new rail surveys and linking lines
Reports say Rock Island is surveying between Ft Dodge and Clarion and Mallard and Emmetsburg for connecting links in its system. If built, the lines would aid Rock Island and RIC properties, placing Estherville in direct coalfield access and lowering soft coal costs for local industry. Changes to passenger schedules would shift Iowa Falls and Albert Lea connections, with the southbound run adjusting to 8:30 or just after supper.
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Ttma
Rock Island Company
Fi Dodge
Clarion
Mallard
Estherville
Ft. Dodge
Motherville
Brake Men Ari Set Up At Rockstad System
Wilson Goreen and Prizsell passed the required conductor examinations on the Rockstad system at this place. The Vindicator and Reputtiego extend congratulations to Shiersee Young men Up Ote Lbvir Promathon for their hard work and faithful service. Engineers and conductors noted for duties with various personnel and routes around Cedarapuls and Miarstiattions.
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Wilson
Goreen
Prizsell
Laeur
Reputtiego
Shiersee
Cheap Pandseekers Wates to do North sl The Mo& st railronad
Cheap one wid brewers on ocale at sametime. We fall par ticulars inquire of soy Moa St L. agent or address A. B. Cutts, GL by T oA. Minneapolis, Min.
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Clutieseekers
du Onorthern Minesota
North Dakota
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A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Min
Why Shakespeare Endures and the Contemplative Mind
Saturday Review argues that enduring interest in Shakespeare lies not in the plays’ structures but in the truth and beauty poured into them. It praises the language, the aim of the chief characters, and the sonorous declamation, noting the works reveal the human soul rather than literal settings. Additionally an ad notes ice cream sodas and bulk ice cream at Dean Drug Co.
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Shakespeare
Haile
Macbeth
Saturday Review
Dean. Drug Co
Unclear local notices mix of names and bids on town matters
Fragmented OCR shares scattered items about a bridge project on Linealo street, a barber shop outfit, loans, and an election in Esther ville Yew plus stray legal notices. It includes stray dates and names like Julie Rhodes, Don Gradtey, and Von Morison Heaney, plus an estray sale and a mortgage auction in Estherville.
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