Neighbors recall events and local people in Estherville area
Miss Barbara Fank visits, I Jessen farm work continues, and many small items from farms and churches fill a week in Estherville area. Residents attend meetings, court duties, and social gatherings while students show class rings and teams play three local basketball games.
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Barbara Fank
Ingvard Jessen
Om Milton Hickman
Albert Iverson
I. Jessen
Hale
H. D. Mereness
Dickinson,Emmet County
Gardaton Hotel
Coleman Hospital
Estherville
L. P. Stillman
Marie Fredericksen
Paul Frederickwen
E. A. Lyon
Ladies Aid Society
Henry Hall
M. C. Peterson
Holl
George Holl
Ole Knutson
I. J. Fowler
Owner Located For $1400 Bank Dividend Claim
Mrs Agnes Blinkan, entitled to about $1400 in Algona bank dividends, was located in Welcome Minnesota to claim the money after a car accident in which her son Bernard, 22, was injured. He remains in a Welcome hospital recovering from a concussion.
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Pather Meyers
Welcome
Bernand
Agnes Blinkan
Algona Bank
Welcome, Minn
Kossuth County
Bernard
Welcome, Minn., Hospital
Iowa farm product and livestock values rise over year
Figures from the Iowa Department of Agriculture show a total $134,991,000 increase in farm product and livestock values for 1933 to January 1, 1934. Farm products produced in 1933 were $389,154,000, up from $273,700,000 the year before, while farm live stock on hand reached $217,252,000, up from $197,715,000. The corn value drove most of the gain with a $95,016,000 rise. Minor declines occurred in potatoes hay and popcorn. In other local news, Mrs. Kenneth Riley and two children of Superior visited A. C. Bringle’s home, Riley being Bringle’s sister.
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Iowa Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Mrs
Kenneth Riley
Superior
A. C
Appointment of Administratrix in Emmet County
Notice of the appointment of Mary Fanke as Administratrix of the estate of Charles Fank, deceased in Emmet County. Creditors are to pay debts and present claims authenticated to the Administratrix through her attorney J W Morse, with filing in the District Court Clerk's office. dated November 6 1984.
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Soarst
Emmet
Charles Fank
Mary Fanxe
J. W. Morse
Irwin C. Nichols
Why Hospitals Use a Liquid Laxative
Hospitals use regulated liquid laxatives tailored to individual needs. The right dose promotes natural movement with no discomfort and minimizes risks to kidneys, avoiding habit formation or overuse.
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Jack Creek
Margaret Pfeil
Lee Moore
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Nels Peterson
Putnam Bros
Herman Helmers
Welsh Bros
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Drigersta
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