Among Our Neighbors in Rateigh and Surroundings
Local notices recount births, arrivals, and visits in Emmet County communities including new arrival Bernie Schaeffer on the 9th, greetings from Paul Dallman and Mrs. James Chapman, and various travels to Des Moines, Ceylon, and Estherville. Highlights note a baseball game score 18 to 9 and an upcoming return clash with Estherville, plus social events at Cummins school and Easter program success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balrion Bernie
Itz Schaeffer
Rateigh
Paul Dallman
Robert Mitchell
Dro
Gi. Stacker
E.G. Stacker
Des Moines
Stacker
State Dental Society
Kent
Emmet County
Estherville
Denmark Township
Ketherville High School
Puddin
Armatrong High School
Ingh School
Goodge
Eatherville
Francis
Charlie West
Dorothy Greene
Grover
Cummins
Albert Lerdall
Stern Lake
Norger
Lerdall
Weather, visits, and small town notices year in review
Rain returns as townsfolk recount daily movements and gatherings. Names like Misa Liddle Nicholson Mina Magpie Maneke Art Pitcher and Jennie Anderson appear among visits to family homes, funerals at Katherville, and local school closings. Rumors swirl about a county recorder race inviting old bachelors to vie against widows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Liddle Nicholson
County Recorder
Ringsted Notes from Algona area farmers and travelers
Ringsted notes report Mrs. Sarah Davidson visiting her father near Latimer and several Ringsted residents traveling to Hampton Clear Lake and Woodman Wisconsin for short or extended visits. The piece notes J S Peterson attending Des Moines State Camp events and warns farmers scalding or puncturing eggs disrupts markets and may violate pure food laws, risking fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drepatch
Sarah Davidson
Latimer
Geo. [. Warner
Hampton
Thos. Dotson
George Dotson
Familly
Frown
Pointa
Minnesota
Milbanks
South Dakota
George W. Dickinson
Clear Lake
Woodman
Wisconsin
Tifa
Armstrong Journal
How to Avoid Premients and Cold Effects
Advice on preventing cold complications by taking Woley's Honey and Yar to stop coughing and clear the throat. Warns to refuse non genuine versions in the yellow package from Williamsa & Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woley
Williama & Anderson
Farmers Offer Pure Early Ohio Potatoes and Salt
Farmers advertise pure early Ohio potatoes and a fresh supply of salt in barrels at 1.56 each. Phone 7 for Peterson Bros Grocery Co. located on North Seventh Street No 90. Rates list $4 furnished and $3 unfurnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Peterson Bros. Grocery Co
Khoumseon
Kesa
North Seventh Street
Moon Hoax and Its Farce Across Centuries
A historical survey recalls the New York Sun moon hoax of 1835 and later fakes that misled readers worldwide. It traces Richard Locke's staged letter claiming lunar life and Arago’s supposed reactions, noting massive sales, translations, and skeptical voices amid a string of comparable pranks in Boston, New York, and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Goddera
Uars
New York Star
John Herachel
Cape of Good Hope
Nicollet
Richard Adams Locke
Sun
Sir John
Louis Gaylord Clark
Locke
The
Andrew Grant
Edinburgh Journal of Science
Herachel
United States
England
Dr. Grant
Journal of Science
M. Nicollet
Harope
M. Arago
Maliee
Nicollét
Boston
Germany
New York World
Chicago Times
Aiwell
Clucuusti Commercial Tribuas
Wall Street Origin of the Western Hemiszphaea Main thoroughfare
A 1644 scene at New Amsterdam shows Cornelis Van Tienhoven posting notices near a cattle guard that defined Wall Street’s northern edge and mapped the town’s early limits. The piece credits this barricade with shaping today’s Wall Street, noting its frontier origins and civic purpose. Also sections on Oriental secret telegraphy and Gilbert of Colchester as founder of electrical science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Amsterdam
Cornelis van Tienhoven
van Tlenhoven
New Netherland
William Street
New York City
Broadway
Wall Street
Buch
Frederick Trevor Hil
Harper's Magazine
Asia
Africa
Sheik Budin
Navy
Lord Mayo
Andaman Islands
Simla
Lndia
Egypt
South Africa
Gillbert
Colchester
England
Gilbert
New York American
The Stone Age Extends Across Regions Worldwide
The Stone Age persists among Islanders in the south Pueblo and Eskimos in the far north, with pockets elsewhere. European culture progressed from south and east to north and west, leading to earlier stone emergence in southern and eastern Europe than in the north and west. The stone age appears to be the earliest condition in Europe and beyond, including India, China, Japan, Africa, and the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puebde
Europe
Wan
India
China
Japan
Africa
Americas
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James Chapman
Terrill
Rockman
Armatrong Notas
Pournel
Martha Mathews
Batherville
Sentil
Holliver Dr. Mereness
Tuesaday
Sac City
Iowa
Sai Caylor
Ceylon
Garland Shiflett
Montana
Pearl Babb
Prof. Stiles
Babb
Mr. Nelson
H.W. Kately
Lb Stallone Digehter Bernies
Minmetsburg
Hridng
Wread Caylor
Dakota
Sans Caylor
Id. Miller
Mathis & Pardan
George Merriott
Superior
Mr. Merriotts Parets
Gina Kastan
Kmsther and
Carroll
Nels Andrews
Jensen
Jeos Hanson
Ryan Lake
Will Ben
Hol. Hguge
Hutherville
Giust Gilbertson
Albert Gunderson
Wetherville
Henry
Yanby
Minn
Auuie Sevateau
Meson City
Tore Melaon
Michi‘ean City
N. Tak
Retationa
Misa Bertha Gando
Broker
Emmet
Mins
Jeeta Schurtz
Sunday Valley
Bill Atking
August Stein
H. A. Barber
Toledo
Matwig
Jennie Anderson
Esthervilly
Eddie Koeneckey
Mrs. M. Rewey
Mrs
G. Rewey
H. Koeller
Anna
Milford
Ole Anderson
Ringsted
Johan Johansen
Hay
Clinton
Tnd Wa
J.S. Peterson
Joeat
Woodnan
Ameries
Kininet County
Peoria
Plinoia
Tha Night
Iowa Savings Bank
Tos
Concerse Wow
Wakeroo, Atuadson Py
RH. Hartung Mack Wb. Groves
Fetnk Alibre
B. B. Anderson
Bank of
F. H. Rhodes
James Resell
PG. Milder
Vicw
Onshire
Farmers Savings Bank
Wallingford
James Refsett Pater G. Mbiler
OW. Converse
Directe TS H.R. Groth SD. Bande Moventi
U A. ‘ Hartung
A. Anderson
W. W. Fullam
Howard Glaves
T H
James Esphse
Estherville State Bank
Capital
Mo Barker
Alb, Lough WS
Doves Graves
Estherville, Iowa
Amha Kephawt
Emmet County Land and Abstract Company
Kismet Fo
Estherville Slate Bank
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