Letter From Burma Describes Fruit Rich Village Life
Wm Denoyer and spouse share a son from Burma sending a long letter detailing life in a remote village. He describes markets, staple foods like rice and fruits such as papaya, jackfruit, mango, and plantains, and notes primitive farming with buffalo plowing. He mentions cultural practices, marriage customs, beliefs, and plans to start an orphanage and school to educate locals as future missionaries. He also expresses purpose to spread salvation and aid amid hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Denoyer
la Oity
Borin
Maken
Burma
Horma
Planet Jr
Papar
Thie
America
Beford
Ann
Pale
Jeané
Olalias
Music Recitals Well Attended by Prof Lattin Pups
A Tuesday recital by pupils of Prof Lattin drew full seats with about twenty five standing through the varied program. Performances ranged from piano and violin to cornet clarinet and trombone. Highlights included Bilas Gladye Johnson of Graet tlager on Mazurka De sal ou and Anna Waechter performing Value Btyreinne by Wollenhault. The event signals growing interest in music study. Local remarks touch on journalism trends and public figures, with unrelated classifieds and bake shop notices at end.
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Lattin
Ihe
Iano
Bilas Gladye Johnson
Graettlager
Danbe
Mias
Anna Waechter
Wollenhault
Prat
Greater Town banquet showcases Iowa growth and pride
Speakers at the Greater Town banquet in Estherville praised Iowa’s progress and urged industrial expansion. Attendees from Emmet County heard figures on Iowa farm value, per capita wealth, and railway right of way opportunities, plus remarks on bringing factories and settlers to the state.
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Green Room
Estherville
Iowa
Tows
Celowas
Towa
T’bera
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Contesticut
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Artzonsa
Utah
Nevada
New Mexico
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Colorado
Arizona
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oregon
Greater
Iowa Promotes Belgian Settlement To Boost Farms
The article outlines a plan to bring Belgian families to Iowa to aid farming and development. It cites Iowa’s central location, river and rail transport, and lists multiple large state factories including furniture, basket, broom, macaroni, sash and door, cream separator, cereal, button, hydroelectric, washing machine, chocolate, shoe, and pen factories.
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Iowa
Lowa
Towa
Poluta
United States
Bar Muyton
Burlington
Davenport
Dubuque
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Henry Schnittger Dies After Illness From Tuberculosis
Henry Edward Schnittger born September 24 1890 in Henry county Iowa near Huntington lived on the family farm. After business college training he fell ill with tuberculosis spending winters in Estherville and at Dolliver friends mourn his death funeral services were held at home with Rev Hill and burial in the East Abade cemetery. He leaves mother father four brothers and five sisters.
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Henry Sohnittger
Henry
Henry Edward Schnittger
Henry County
Iowa
Huntington
Commercial College
Estherville
Hill of
Dolliver
Spirit Lake Herald Sold to Thos Hogan of Estherville
The Spirit Lake Herald changes hands from the Herald Printing Company and George Patterson to Thos Hogan of Estherville. Patterson will stay in Estherville to pursue another business. Hogan assumes immediate control and will issue notices in the next edition.
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Spirit Lake
Herald
Heral Printing Company
George Patterson
Thos, Hogan
Estherville
Patterson
H Ia
Hogan
Pas
Lss Tehide
Ketherville
Thin City
I Patterson
Yoirth
Lake
Hia
Dalby and Wilkens Open New Slaughter House Near City
Dalby and Wilkens have completed a new slaughter house just north of the city on the west side of the river. They announce new moulding tubs and improved capacity to handle larger trade. Farmers and butchers in the area have long relied on them during busy periods.
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Dalby & Wilkens
Dalby
Wilkene
Sheriff Nivison Public Sale Schedule in Jack Creek
Sheriff Nivison, longtime bachelor of Jack Creek township and new Emmet County sheriff, announces a public sale of his farm in Jack Creek township on December 4. The notice states he is disposing of all property and advertises a gala described on another page of this paper. Mrs Frite visited Lake Tuesday for a brief trip.
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Rom Niviso
Jack Creek Township
Emmet County
Jack Creek
Diapostpg
Card of Thanks from the Brown family
The Brown family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for support and offerings during their bereavement. Messages and tokens are gratefully acknowledged from Mrs. Qtto Brown, Mr. Harry Bea, Mr. Qarl Brow.
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Harry
Bea
Qarl Brow
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Ta. J. Denoyer
Thamakan
Prof
Robert LaFollette
Wlecunstn
Tmonopoly Aghter
Hea
W. J. Bryan
Emmeralburg Democrat
Gale
Kytherville Garegg
Banker's Bakery
Benater Francis
J. W. Morse
Lowe
Obiee
FTN
Beymer & Hendershot
Ats
Sip
Henry Schnittger
Thos
Hogan Buye Herald
Sherif Nivison
Thaska
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