Marie Kaiser Dazzles Packed Grand Theater Audience
The Grand Theater hosted Marie Kaiser on Friday night with her piano accompanist Strube Bros leading a program that showcased phonograph and Edison reproductions. Audience estimates place attendance around fourteen hundred as critics hailed the marvel of voice replication and the prowess of Spaulding violin selections.
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Marie Kaiser
Wunison
Spaulding
Edison
Strube Bros
Baby Wema
Oldest Vindieater and publican subscriber noted
A. Pingrey, the paper’s oldest subscriber, and his wife are celebrated in Spirit Lake for long readership. Both over eighty, they are esteemed pioneers of Ketherville with a large, useful family. The notice praises their loyalty and hopes for their continued comfort and health in later years.
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Vindicator
Republican
Sorneato
Fray Sedis
Prllos
Mero Primrey
Ketherville
Anon
Getyte
Camfort
Knights Templar
Templar Park
Nelson Construction Co
Minneapolis
Mankato
Spirit Lake
Nelson
J. Francis
Spirit Lake Beacon
Sewer Bid Accepted Amid Obstacle On Olson Outlet
The council accepted Mr Carter's sewer bid of about seventy five cents per foot, forecasting affordable long term taxes for property owners. An Olson outlet dispute blocks progress until resolved. Also notes Guernsey cow purchase by Nels Christianson and a preliminary county ward drive report with apportionment and raised totals.
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Carter
Saas
Mer. Carter
Betsy Olson
Geo. A. Nichols
Chas. L. Hill
American Guernacy Cattle Club
Iowa Dairy Congress
Waterloo
Chicajro
Mr. Nichols
Mr. Looney
Oregon
San Francisco
Armstrong Grove
Iowa Lake
Othe Catholic Parsannee
Reynolds
Prans Maloney
Bridange Mail
Rey
Murtarh
Reynabls
Foo. Graaf
Brije
Red Cross work in PMUet Coenty summary
The Finmet County Red Cross chapter reports four months of progress with garments and medical items prepared for shipment to Chicago. Seventy seven sweaters and 678 handkerchiefs lead a list that includes scarfs, helmets, bed shirts, pajamas, and operating leggings. A class trains in surgical dressings under Mrs. Odell, boosting efficiency. Local rallies and branch activities occur in Dolliver, Halfa, Armstrong, and nearby communities, with handkerchief drives yielding about 600 ready for shipment.
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Sil Freparte
Red Cross
Aplen
Chicago
Odell
Way
Dolliver
Evans
Iverson
Molizen
Stillman
Halfa
Armstrong
J. W. Morse
Rail unions agree to arbitration avert railway strike
After two conferences with President Wilson, railroad brotherhood chiefs pledged noninterruption of transport and willingness to discuss solutions in a patriotic spirit. Wilson stated the men would not press for terms beyond maintenance for themselves and families and would cooperate with the government to reach a just, equitable conclusion. The statements, signed by Stone Lee Carter and Garettson, emphasize Americans’ adherence to wartime duties and cooperation with authorities.
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Washington
Ohio
Nawenyiep
Railroad Brotherhood
Wertis
Wilsohn
Wilson
Brotherhoods
Mesars
Stone
Lee
Carter
Garretson
Railway Brotherhoods
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Grand Theater
Fisher
North Danoan
Kos
Hamilton
North Dakota
A. Nichols
Estherville
Iowa
A. L. Fisher
I. G. King
Ida Grove
A. Pingrey
E. V. McCollum
Johns Hopkins University
Harvey D. Gibson
Murphy
America
Central Division
Edith L. Glass
Bureau of Surgical Dressings
New Templar Park
Phastad
Raed Taris Vesdau Te Plord Pia Pethan Bs Refurini Outlet
Guernsey
Mr. Nels Christianson of
Ringsted
Y. M. CA
War Fund
2Nd Ward
Ward
Mile Lake
Ellaworth
Center
High Lake
Lincoln
Swan Lake
Jack Creek
Town Lake
Denmark
Alvin Scollay Hock
Emmet County War Fund Drive
Pmuet Coenty
Finmet County
Vaarblomst Society
Miu. Geo. Vagle
Oakland
J. J. Akre
Phong
East Main Street
Loretta
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Howard Baldwin
Great Lakes Naval Station
White House
Feyet
John A. Johnson
Matilda Erickson
Brooklyn
New York
Mr. Johnson
W. Hansen
Frite Kreisler
Pittsburg
Freda Hempal
Cleveland
Frank Barber
Rochester
Lawrence Brockway
If A. Lawrence
Enterprise
Edna Brockway
M. F. Parsonage
Jackson
Mingsota
Geo. W. Root
F. M. Brockway
Terril
Mabel Martin
Jake H. Stroh
Rev. Mitchell
M. M. Martin
Verle Martin
Wakefield
Kansas
Terrid Tribune
Itapea Associated Charities
Estherville Associated Charities
Mead Nurss
A. O. Peterson
Littell
A. 0
Peterson
Bertha Lee
H. O. Sillge
W. P. Galloway
Mit
Shortfellow
Peo
Pathe
Victor Hugo
France
Hugo
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