Doll exhibit features wide range of antique figures
A local display showcases dolls and miniatures including a 400 year old porcelain or china doll, Peruvian figures, and immigrant era dolls. Fragrance bottles, mini vases, and a chihéke doll are among items linked to Fay Diamond and Shirley Ann Diamona with pieces from Francia Mantona.
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Blaze
Andy A
Tyree
Fay Diamond
Francia Manona
B. H. Brackett
Boale Dalla Bélahgoes
Thompson
Mary
Ewen
Nngland
Canad
Doll wardrobe display showcases shells and handmade items
A local display features Mary Lou Hrickaoh with a talking singing doll wardrobe including a seashell doll and Sally Bittner presenting a real seashell doll in ecru tones. Betty Bachhart shows handmade sandals and bathing items. Mavia Shuith reveals an Ardblon angel collection with wooden angels and flaxen hair.
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Lal
Mary ‘Lou Hrickaoh
Siigihig
Joan JacHhott
Hream
Orie
Dott Smiss
Ady
Sally Bittner
Betty Bachhart
Waa
Mavia Shuith
Mivis
Angela
Norman man fined for intoxicated driving in Batherville
Carlatensen was arrested May 13 in Batherville and charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He received a $160 fine and costs. Christensen was ordered by Judge Harry E H Nurey to pay a $700 fine and $4.75 costs, with payment suspended during good behavior.
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Norman
Carlatensen
Batherville
Christensen
Harry EH Nurey
Costa
Stolen Car Found Near Estherville
A car previously reported stolen from Wy Robert Sandison was found abandoned near Estherville. No clues were located and authorities have not linked the vehicle to any suspects.
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Robert Sandison
Bans Henry
Local notices and social updates from Estherville area
A crowded page lists visitors and travel notes for Estherville and surrounding towns including Mrs. Woy, Mrs. Hackett, Mrs. Schmidt, and others visiting Batherville, Ringsted, and Sioux Falls. Hospital updates at Holy Family Hospital are given for multiple patients and staff, along with numerous property transfers and land descriptions in Ringsted Estherville and Dolliver.
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Wayne
Davidson
Holy Family
Hernan Salubat
Holy Family Hospital
Louis “B. Johnson
Aréndldg
Park
Arthur
Valen
Eatherville
Barbara, Featneyp
Mary
Elizabeth
Dor+ottiy
Pvt
Min
Holy Family, Hospital
Mes
Cora Taylor
Holy Family’ Hospital
Ruth Hackett
Holy’ Family Hospital
Land transfer notice in Ratherville involves Evans and Evans
Donald G Allen and spouse transfer to Mrs J E Evans Lot 16 Block 6 Wood's Add to Eatherville City of Ratherville. Transfer also to Mrs Jim B Evans Lots 14 and 15 Block 5 Wood's Add to Eatherville Ratherville Cemetery Association controls the property.
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Rave
Velia
A. E
Howard
Adrianna G. Stephens
Iowa
Lola’ ‘Tostenson
Orle
Esthérville
Tapesinks Q. A
Lucile
Herbrandaon
Hillcrest
Estherville
Frey
Simon
Maud
Eugene
Helen
Budaon
Hson
Evah A
Roy
Avis M. Bassett
Lough
Mayme Schaper
Eata
Lougi's
Add
Schaper
Mayme
Evah' Wada
Mutual Benefit
Life Ins
Frank A
Maude
Stes Eaton
Callie
Éooley
Armatrong
Smith
James H
Naom! D
John
Hy Kono
Dolliver
Property Transfers and Boundaries in Ward Sec Details
Legal notice summarizes parcel transfers and boundary descriptions in Ward Sec areas. It lists owners Burtness Helen to Anna L. Larg on Sec 30 100 88 and Emma J Cavin to Emmet county Iowa with prescribed lines, bearings, distances, and right‑of‑way limits along a primary road. The document notes a total area of about 90 acres more or less, excluding existing highway rights.
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Bethérville
Tand
Gommencity
Burtness
Helen
Anna L. Largon
Cavin
Emma J
Emmet County
Towa
Ward
Brown Off Road Accident Near Harry Weber Farm
Strong north winds and slippery pavement caused an automobile crash east of town near the Harry Weber farm. Clifford Ingvall, driver of the pickup, was shaken but not injured as the truck left the road, slid onto the soft shoulder, toppled toward a ditch, then was righted by passing motorists and drove into town under its own power.
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Clifford Ingvall
Harry Weber
McTavish to join Estherville Loan and Investment Firm
H G McTavish, long time head of an Insurance agency, will join the Estherville Loan and Investment Company June 1. He will run the insurance division, freeing James Rainey to focus on farm supervision. The firms will operate under the same name with Rainey and McTavish in charge. No services tonight at Free Methodist Church. Services are listed for Friday evening, Sunday morning and Sunday evening with Rev Franklin Shaw leading.
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On Hoek
Ringsted
the Olaf
Michaelson
Héitie
Dera Hackett
Rafoon
N. MI
Batherville
Mra
J. Wi
Peterson
Mir
Facul
Gs Gray
Glenn Shearman
Lakeview Wisi
Ratherville
Wed
Rattend- Ming
Shearman
Retherville’ ‘Aehools
Atficer
Tocatear
Ares
Eimer
Sehsadit
Wilmington
the John
Hemmingson
Schimidt
Estherville
Mana Jackman
Ames
Marvin
Nelson
Miss Jackman
California
Leo. Brawford
Holy Family
Brawford
Abhie
Holy
Family
Glydé-Betty- Twin
H.G. McTavish
Estherville Federal Savings and Loan Association
Estherville Loan and Investment Company
McTavish
James Rainey
Brtherville Loan and Investment Company
Rainey
Mr. McTavish
Free Methodist Church
Frankklin Shaw
Father of Mrs. Robert Tims Dies Rites Thursday
Fred Cousins of Waterloo, father of Mrs. Robert Tims, died Monday afternoon from a heart attack. He suffered the heart attack last Thursday and Mrs Tims was called Friday to Waterloo. Surviving him are his widow and two daughters Mrs. Robert Tims of Eastherville and Mrs. Leonard Dagrue of Minneapolis. Funeral arrangements set for Thursday afternoon at Waterloo.
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Robert Tims
Fred Cousins
Waterloo
Robert Tima
Cousina
Tims
Mr. Cousina
Mra
Eastherville
Leonard Dagrue
Minneapolis
Ruins of Herculeneum Uncovered in 1719
The report notes the ruins of Herculeneum were uncovered in the year 1719 marking an early excavation amid growing antiquarian interest.
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Herculeneum
Yard-long candy boxes sent to city clerk office staff
Yard length candy boxes delivered Tuesday to Mrs Nahey Blaill and Dorothy Rogers, employed at the city clerk's office. Boxes shipped from New York by City Clerk Vermaine Siolléé while on vacation measured one yard long, one inch thick, six inches wide, containing three pounds of candy each.
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