Esdracion Commandery to Observe Ascension Day Rites
Esdracion Commandery No. 62 Knights Templars will observe Ascension Day at the asylum in this city on May 9. The meeting opens at 7:00 p.m. with services at Grace Episcopal church at 2 p.m. Memorial services are at Oak Hill cemetery at 8 p.m. The Order of the Temple and Knights of Malta will be conferred at the armory after cemetery services, followed by a banquet at the Orleans Hotel.
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Esdracion Commandery No
Knights Templars
Eatharville
Grace Episcopal Church
Oak “Hill Cemetery
Order of the Temple
Knights of Malta
Orleans
Tribune opposes third term for Roosevelt in 1908
The Chicago Tribune editorial denounces a third presidential term, arguing it sets a dangerous precedent and would be defeated by public opposition. It recalls Grant’s 1880 bid and asserts no man should hold the presidency more than twice, even the current leader.
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Atlantic Telegraph
Chicago Tribune
Roosevelt
Tribune
Grant
White House
Washington
Lincoln
Man
Beaton
The
Unclear Property Transfers List From Estherville Area
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple property transfers and address notations around Estherville and Atkins New Jersey style. Entries reference names such as Grace Brewer John Hylverton Lawrence Groth Street and Puguley with various street annotations and parcel numbers. The text is garbled with misspellings and partial addresses, indicating a municipal or real estate notice list with unclear dates and official stamps.
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Atkins
N.J
Bingham St
Bik
Wood
Estherville
Brewer
Grace
Harry Brewer
Eatherville
Hamill
F. Witmer
Lynch
John Hylverton
Lawrence
L. L
Groth St
Hatherville
Puguley, M
John Fox Ae
Armatrang
Excursion Deal to Minneapolis St Paul Highlighted
The article promotes a $2.50 round trip to Minneapolis St Paul, with departures on Saturday and Sunday. Regular trains leave St Paul at 8:20 a.m. and Minneapolis at 9:02 a.m. on May 18 20. A first popular seasonal opportunity to visit Twin Cities at a low rate is offered.
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Minneapolis
St Louis
St Paul
The Local Tax Situation in Estherville
Estherville faces high county taxes tied to city property values. The council should aim to equalize valuations rather than raise them. Advocates argue assessments are arbitrary, hurting laborers and small owners while encouraging growth and reducing the burden as debts and improvements are settled.
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Eatherville
Board of Review
Estherville
Electric Light and
Fatherville
Blaze In the Central Hotel Fire Destroys Bedding
Thursday morning a fire alarm summoned the fire company to the Central Hotel owned by John Bork. A bed under a chimney likely ignited by a falling spark. bedding and clothing burned. Water and a window opened helped control the blaze. resident Henry Waller, ill for days, suffered smoke exposure.
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Central Hotel
John Bork
Henry Waller
Bailey Tried tt Britt Tripune
A humorous, quarrelsome家庭 satire contrasts romantic phrases from daily papers with a couple’s failed attempt at affection. The narrator describes a comic exchange about love and domestic life, ending with renewed reluctance to kiss unless the partner signals willingness.
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Britt Tripune
Daily Papers
First Excursion To Twin Cities By Minneapolis and St Louis
The Minneapolis and St Louis announces its first popular excursion to Minneapolis and St Paul this season on Saturday May 18 and Sunday May 19 at a round trip rate of 2.60 from Estherville. Trains depart 11 8 a.m. Saturday and 6 00 p.m. Sunday with return validity to May 20. Tickets available via excursion flyers or agents. Horse books for sale at this office.
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Minneapolis
Tuberculosis Teachings At Algona Church Meeting
A large audience at the Baptist church hear Rev. Aretas E. Kepford describe tuberculosis as a germ disease, not hereditary, with 90 percent curable in early stages. He urges open air treatment, fresh air in homes, dairy testing, and avoidance of spitting to curb spread.
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Algona U
Baptist Church
Kossuth County Medical Society
Aretas E. Kepford
Des Moines
Kepford
United States
Iowa
Towa
Chicago
Atock Yarda
Editor Piper Weds Mildred Volkerts at Fort Dodge
The Sheldon Mail editor RK. B. Piper and mayor married Mildred Volkerts of Sac City in a quiet ceremony with only essential attendees. The bride is praised for domestic skills, with public congratulations from Sheldon’s band and fire department. An editor's note adds humor about the union.
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Piper
Sheldon Mail
Fort Dodge
RK. B. Piper
The
Misa Mildred Volkerts
Sad City
Groomeman
Mall
Sac City
Sheldon Band
Fire Department
Sheldon
Wedding of William W Walker and Grace Woods in Estherville
On Tuesday afternoon at the brides parents home near Estherville Miss Grace Woods wed William W Walker. Rev F W Ginn officiated with Hattie Woods as bridesmaid and Marion Gilcox as best man. After a dinner the couple left for a wedding trip to Chicago Beloit Sharon Wis and Minneapolis and will reside on East Des Moines Street after June.
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Tuesaday
H. W. Waods
Estherville
William W. Walker
Grace 8
Wallington
Chicago
Beloit
Sharon
Wis
Minneapolis
Concert by West Band at Granf's Parlor May 14
The West Band of Presbyterian League presents a concert and social at Granf's Parlor Tuesday evening May 14. Tickets are 16 cents. The program features Naomi Davey piano solo, Ethel Tousley duet, and performances by Lillian Rhodes Frederic Granf Pearson Orchestra and soloists. 공연
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West Band of
Presbyterian League
Granf's
Naomi Davey
Ethel Tousley
Lillian Rhodes
Frederic Granf Red
Eneseneeenee-Ama Pearson
Miss Graaf
Harry Vaughan
Arthur Cavin
Melvin Brown
Helen Mishler
Clara Ellis Ray Floyd Broan
L.L. Bingham
Birney
Miss Graaf Orchestra
Iowa House Reimagined as White House Hotel
Jake Holmes reshapes the Iowa House and renames it the White House. The updated house features fine rooms and is run as a first class hotel by Mr and Mrs Holmes, promising neat, tasty surroundings and a welcoming atmosphere for guests.
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Jake Holmes
Iowa House
White House
Advertised Letters for Weak Ending May 4 1907
Miss Lila Boyd and several others are listed in the advertised letters section for the week ending May 4 1907. Names include Mrs Ella Gunder Mrs Malone McCaffrey Miss Marie Rudkine Maud Richards M J Bugbee J Boix 0 G Myhre Johnnie Nelson Mik Sullivan Chas Schultz John H Skeil Robert E Woods GC ALuan P b.
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Lila Boyd
Ella Gunder
Malone McCaffrey
Marie Rudkine
Maud Richards
M. J. Bugbee
J. Boix
G. Myhre
Johnnie Nelson
Mik Sullivan
Chas. Schultz
John H. Skeil
Robert E. Woods
Aluan
P. B
Ian McLaren Dead Dr John Watson
Ian McLaren a noted author and lecturer died at Mount Pleasant on Monday from acute tonsillitis. He fell ill on a train from Minneapolis during an eight lecture tour and was moved to a hotel. Blood poisoning followed after a ulcer formed. He was known in America for Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush and other works including The Days of Auld Lang Syne The Upper Room The Mind of the Master and Kate Carnegie.
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John Watson
Ian McLaren
Mount Pleasant
Minneapolia
Dr. Watson
Bonnie Brier Bush
Kate Carnegie
Class Day Program at Presbyterian Church May 28
The program lists Moore Mores Harp Orchestra with ovations by Walter Cavin. Vocal solo Mina Louise Hobein. Reading Miss Naomi Atwood. Piano solo Miss Emma Nichols. Violin solo Miss Pearl Bemis. Class Poem Lee Brown. Class Prophecy Miss Grace Miller. Chorus Senior Girls. Officers: President Lee Brown, Secretary Grace Miller. Class colors Green and White. flower White Carnation. Seed corn for sale at Losdal's Racket Store.
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Presbyterian Church
Moore
Moore’s Harp Orchestra
Walter Cavin
Mina Louise Hobein
Vera Galloway
Emma Nichols
Naomi Atwood
Melville Brown
Lee Brown
Pearl Bemis
Grace Miller
Moore’s
Harp Orchestra
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