Emmet County notes mix farming, people, and sales
Emmet county items record Geo Koenecke gathering cream for Huntington creamery and selling meat, visits by Mrs Hoerry Weir and Mrs Lewis Wescott preparing to move, Nan Brothers advertising in Estherville, local trips by Kenline Velmon and Vera Reisinger, and community prayer and memorial tributes. The column links farms, churches, schools, and social chatter across Estherville, Armstrong, Graettinger, Armstrong, and nearby towns.
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Geo. Koenecke
Huntington Creamery
Sando and family notices from Estherville area
Miss Randine Sando from Minneapolis came Tuesday evening to be with her ill brother. Helen Lillihangen of Michigan North Dakota was called home for her brother. Herman Sando arrived to see his brother alive near Jackson Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Cloud visited Mr and Mrs Jas Anderson on Sunday. Ben Nelson welcomed a baby girl born May 16. Otto Sando, son of Mr and Mrs F O Sando, died May 12 aged 23 years 3 months 10 days. He lived and died on the family farm, was active in Lutheran League, and funeral was held at the Lutheran church east of town with Rev Alice. Sympathy extended to the family.
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Randine Sando
Minneapolis
Helen Lillihangen
Michigan
N. D
Helen Sando
Herman Sando
Jackson
Minnesota
GO. J. Anderson
Misener
Estherville
Lutheran League
Alice
Roney Boys Jubilee Anniversary Concert Twenty Years
Roney Boys reach twenty years of concert work with over 4 000 performances for more than 2 000 000 listeners including free shows for inmates in prisons reform schools and hospitals. Only two dates missed in twenty years due to snow. They perform at the M I church Thursday evening May 1. The Register and Leader promotes primaries coverage and subscription offers. The Vindicator and Republican also accepts subscriptions.
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M. I
The
Register and Jeader
Register and Leader
Vindicator
Republican
For Rent House and Acreage in Southeast Town
For rent a house with one acre of land located in the southeast part of town. For particulars call on Person & Pitcher. att
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Person & Pitcher
Budding Page of Local Remedies and Sales
A fragment from a 19th century notice blends advice for children with sales pitches. It promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for injuries, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds, and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestive woes. Local merchants H. Williams and the Vindicator and Republican office are listed as sellers.
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Chamberlain
H. Williams
Will Nations Fight Over Population Pressures?
The June Technical World Magazine piece argues that by 1800 France and Germany held similar territories, but Germany’s population surged to 64 million driven by high fertility and emigration. France grew little, with Alsace-Lorraine unchanged. German density now 303 per square mile implies a need for new empire, mirrored by crowded Japan with 50 million over 160,000 square miles. The article questions whether racial fertility underlies future conflict, referencing the idea that overcrowding drives expansion and war.
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France
Germany
United States
Alsace
Lorraine
German Empire
Far East
Japan
Corea
Formosa
Technical World Magazine
Real Estate Transfers Mixed Names and Parcels
Real estate transfer listings show multiple partial deeds and names. Transfers include Chandler Wf T and A Biott to F A Parker with several lot descriptions and parcel identifiers, plus Lorenzo et al to Olty Watherville and others. Additional entries mention McFarland Jonithan to Ger Suv Bank seeds, Kristian and wife to Hans K Bonnicksonn, and Stewart George to OM Wood with fractional interests and unusual abbreviations.
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Francis F Kiund
F A Parker Aw
Nw Mae
Lough Lorenzo
Einen! Tosheette
United States
LDH
Neersreecreges
Estherville Classifieds and Notices
A snapshot of local ads and notices includes a pastor available for services at 905 North 6th Street, cattle and horses wanted for pasture four miles from Estherville with bluegrass pasture and woven wire fencing, a residence for sale at 13th Residence Four miles away, an offer of old papers for sale at the Vindicator and Republican office, and Chamberlain's Liniment promising quick relief for rheumatic or neuralgia pain sold by S. H. Williams.
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Estherville
Person & Pitcher
Iowa
Vindicator
Republican
Chamberlain
S. H. Wiliams
Notice to Advertisers From The Vindicator and Republican Co
Short time advertisers without weekly ads will be charged twelve and a half cents per inch for display advertisements. Regular advertisers continue at ten cents per inch as before. The Vindicator and Republican Co.
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the Vindicator and Republican Co
Impudent store refuses gloves back in mistaken return
Mrs. Pinkerton complains the store will not take back gloves saying they are soiled. Pinkerton explains they were old, the store laughed at the complaint, and the couple discovers the returned gloves are indeed old after she reveals she cleaned them with gasoline, not the new pair.
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Pinkerton
The Black Bass Mystery Baffles Naturalists
A feature on the black bass detailing mysterious feeding habits that puzzle naturalists. It explores why the fish may bite on some days and ignore bait on others, examining possible patterns, environments, and behaviors observed by researchers.
Enigmas of the black bass perplex anglers and naturalists
Collier's Weekly notes two Maine bass rivers with contrasting sizes and a New Hampshire season yielding 393 fish yet a largest bass of only 1 3/4 pounds. The text questions diet, winter habits, and regional differences, suggesting anatomical mysteries in the black bass that intrigue anglers who blend science with sport.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Collier's Weekly
Elihu Yale's Grave Inscription Noted in Tale of Founding
The Boston Globe recounts Elihu Yale, namesake of Yale College in New Haven, resting at Wrexham churchyard near Chester England. The inscription on his tombstone, once restored by Yale’s council, recalls his American birth Europe upbringing travels Africa Asia marriage and his long life before dying in London with a note of mercy for his soul.
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Elihu Yate
College
New Haven
Wrexham Church
Chester
England
Council of
Yale
America
Europe
Africa
Asia
London
In a Bad Way in Graz Schoolchild Kept Home
An elementary school teacher in Graz Austria did not receive a letter from a mother explaining that she had been dangerously ill with arteriosclerosis and rheumatism and had kept her daughter at home to nurse her mother.
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Graz
Austria
A Native Interpretation on the Eagle on Money
An Englishman asks an American about the eagle emblem on currency. The response notes it as a symbol of its swift fight, reflecting a boastful claim in a brief, facetious exchange.
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Englshman
Rich Uncle Ebenezer and Nephew Clash Over Money
The scene centers on Ebenezer and his nephew, as the uncle questions the nephew about a name tied to wealth. The nephew confirms the family name was kept for financial reasons, reflecting a tense, money driven dynamic.
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Ebenezer
Quiet Truth Emerges In Troubled Times
A reflective remark on truth appearing only when life is calm, contrasting with the difficulty of discernment amid turmoil. The speaker notes that in troubled periods truth is hard to see, whereas peace allows truth to surface clearly.
The Jail Visit Mention Inside Indianapolis News
A brief note in the Indianapolis News mentions a visitor planning to go to the jail to see a man there, with the speaker claiming there are about forty people he would like to meet during the visit.
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Adianapolis News
Zach One Sees What He Carries In His Heart
Zach reflects on inner burdens and values, revealing how his heart guides choices. The line suggests a personal, introspective moment about character and inner truth.
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Zach
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Kegn
Emme
Dr. Cane
Edldie Koenceke
Bean Weir
Suntington
O. W. Hendrickson
Lewis Wescott
Dallas
South Dakota
Nan Brothers
Strawberry Point
Gaylord & Ross
Janesville
Geo. Kenline
Armstrong
John Velmon
Lewis Aanouson
Vera Reisingar
Swan Lake
Carrie Rokne
Walter Miller
B. E. Rothrock
High Lake Township
Fred Lyman
Quenter
High Lake
Roberts
Reinbeck
John Spalding
Glen Reisinger
Mamie Guest
Sharp
Treva
Sande
Emmet
Graettinger
Terril
Wallingford
J. M. Walden
Young Peoples’ League
Mr. Wolden
Otto Sando
Dolliver
Allen Wood
Burt
Grover
Pickell Brothers
Henry White
H. G. White
Rockwell
Golo
Kidd
Wm. Wertz
Hey
Grace Dowden
Mary Demming
Messrs
Clark
Stowe
Eckhart
Shaffer
Pickell
Fox Lake
Grace Porta
IT. Coleman
G. Ranke
Hulfalo Center
Rev. Cowley
Vest
Mr. Husby
Mrs. Mybre
Annie Hawkins
Graevttinger
R. D. Austin
Seward
Nebraska
Council Bluffs Remedy Company
Fourth Street
Council Bluffs, Iowa
WM. Maxwell
Lowa
Roney Boy
Tom Boy
Susie
G. A. Nichols
Rugtiv & Lee
Chandler
Biott Tod
Bullivant
Benjamin Franklin
North 6Th Street
Black Bass
Boston Globe
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