Naming of Gutter Merger Plan Rumors Surface
Estherville interest cited as M B Cutter becomes Minneapolis and St. Louis general superintendent amid talk of merging five lines Chicago and Alton Toledo St. Louis Western Minneapolis St. Louis Town Central and the Missouri Kansas Texas railways. Vice President Day and Superintendent Cutter head a tour of inspection on the M and St L lines as speculation grows.
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Minneapolis Journal
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Contagious Disease Reporting and Public Health Duty
A Chicago Tribune reprint warns that physicians and parents violate the law by concealing contagious disease cases. It urges public cooperation with the board of health to prevent epidemics. A Lake City, Iowa note predicts a severe winter with heavy snows and high water.
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Board of Health
Chicago ‘Tribune
Late fall scene and lodge tribute from Estherville
Lake activity and wildlife mark early winter with nuts stored, flood forecasts loom next spring. Phialphian Lodge No. 114 mourns Dr. C. Amundson, resoling sympathy to his widow. hall draped for sixty days and resolutions printed in local papers. Committee names: R. D. Cookrun, J. F. Murray, Lewis Roarra.
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Phialphian Lodge No. 114
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Castle Hall
Estherville
Iowa
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States Magazine to Launch in Northwest and New York
Announcement of the States Magazine launching from Minneapolis and New York with December issue. It will cover northwest life with fiction, departments on fashion and home, and publicspirited articles edited by Professor Richard Watson Cooper. Subscriptions at $1.50 per year else 16x.
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Died at 84. Peterson and Benson obituaries note life events
Two long obituaries recount the deaths of Nata P Patargagaaat and Bertha P Benson. Patargagaaat, father of Gun T Peterson, died November 1 at his son's home after a long illness at age eighty four. services were held in Bridgeport and he is survived by two sons and a brother. Benson, mother of Fred, died November 18 at home after pneumonia. funeral was held at the Tauberan church and her burial followed in the Norwegian cemetery. The notices also mention attendance from New Richmond, Marshalltown, Los Angeles, and Emmetsburg. A basket social at McKean schoolhouse and a Thanksgiving program titled Old Plymouth Day are announced. An advertisement for a savings account at Bank of Ratherville and a German chemical named Fol ey’s Kidney Remedy are included. A folk program by Kite Rich is set for Presbyterian church on November 26.
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Boone County
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Iowa
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Fred
Tauberan Church
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Emmet County
Seilstad
Los Angeles
California
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Emil Hendrickson
New Richmond
Wis
Carl Hendrickson
Marshalltown
Emmetsburg
McKean Adhool House
Maple Hill
Old Plymouth
Emma Nichols
Alice Nichols
Dun't inias beat William Hun sted at the Presbyterian church
A fragmented notice records a church event at the Presbyterian church on Wednesday November 2 about a voyage or activity involving children and a plate. Names and details are unclear but reference a holiday or gathering and a community group.
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William Hunsted
Presbyterian Church
Wudnewday
Local lodge meeting and community notices
A Wednesday special meeting of North Star lodge A F and A M for third degree work. Miss Lenna Sharp leaves for Larchwood to teach in the eighth grade. A wedding reported by Justice Byron Coon. A clergyman licensed for marriage. Local banking ad promoting insurance and deposits. Various notices: school entertainments, winter plans, a dog purchase, dairy convention travel, Republican campaign costs, church events, a lecture on slum conditions, Thanksgiving services and musical solos. Ends with a health ad for Woley's Honey and Tar.
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Lenna Sharp
Larchwood
Wm, Sundemeyer
Emma Schendil
Cylinder
Palo Alto’ County
Byron Coon
Bucklen’s Arnica Sieve praised after fifteen years
A reader from Hast Wilton praises Bucklen’s Arnica Sieve for quick healing of sores boils ulcers and wounds without doctors and calls it the best remedy he has used. The endorsement appears in a local notice about medical products and portrait works.
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Malone
Wills & Andergon Ca
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