Death of Old Est Settler Edward Donahue Dies at Home
Mrs Hattie Brown aged about 102 or 103 died at her daughter's home on North Ninth Street Sept 27. She was Emmet County s oldest white settler and survived by daughter Mrs Tattie Brown and several children. Funeral at Union Baptist Church with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Edward Donahue
Emmet Coun
Ts. Hattie Brown
Ity
Fanmersboro
Culie
Tattie Brown
Anna Maher
Kildare
Ireland
Anow
Maud Lake
Huh Lake Township
Oto
Estherville
Doonahue
Bionet County
Fort Dodyre
Sad M Donahoo
Mary
Tasi
Dames Todawenleer
Paterlown
South Watota
Bryans
Rosa St. Doula
Bescher Villa
Nelie Uren
Alpot
Sea P
Sout Blesenth
Mes Thutstiger
Howe
J. Vederic Cath
Union Baptist Church
Mesdames Wing
Noe
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mo OK. Whelan
M RK. Whelan
Whelan
North Seventh Street
Rev Mitchell
Presbyterian Church
Po i. O. Society
Aml
Roy Eib on Camp Life Contented But Not Satisfied
Canadian writer Leroy Jd Bib from 24nd Aero Squadron at Camp Leaside, Toronto, shares a lengthy, patchy diary of camp life. He notes slow writing, hopes to brief readers on past month events, and reflects on daily routines, letters, meals, training, and social life with fellow soldiers, locals, and the impact of wartime duties.
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Leroy Jd. Bib
24Nd Aero Squadron
Camp Leaside
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
British War Casualties September 1916 Report
The September 1916 summary shows British totals of 129,? maybe 100,000 plus. It notes new September casualties and wounded or missing totals for the third month of the Somme. It compares August and September figures and references late September casualties not in the official report. The document cites totals for the British force engaged and notes casualties by category.
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Oteers
Flanders
the Somme
Deming Letters From Camp Dodge Describes Travel and Provisions
W J Deming writes from Camp Dodge detailing the journey from Spencer to Fort Dodge, the reception by the troops, and the supplies received. He notes accommodations, identification processing, uniforms, and equipment while recounting meals and gatherings with fellow soldiers and local county boys. The letter includes casual observations on daily life, camp routines, and interactions with friends and officers.
Mrs W E Deming Co Recorder Takes Charge
Miss Edna Barker to resistain Ol tee Tadt Daeguts appointed beres thas ever froW Shag was appointed Las Hie county Tecouf supervisers, chinty records eo the seme setae. Miss Rina Barker deputy recorder for several satans se ote Wl lend valuatve thoonew pecorder util she bee sties hyofar with the work. Mrs Deiging's osbarob wire deofied and he is now in tip Phare, having bee completed to late rooe his business on account of Ube wad Petutions am Mrs faenatg's behalf. This is vomiplimient to Sir Carpenter and is a very good indication that the department has confidence in its qualifications and ability. The other postmasters of the county will in future be designated as district postmasters.
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Chinty Records
Alderson
Rina Barker
Mbps
Tip Phare
Postisaster Bronl
Courty Wall
Betherville
Wal
Carpenter
Aeroplane failed to appear in town crowd disappointed
A large crowd gathered in Estherville to see the aeroplane and hear a talk on the constitutional prohibition amendment. The aeroplane tour, scheduled to start from Postville, was postponed due to train delays and weather. Reports from Des Moines confirmed the event would not proceed as planned, with aviator F. S. Hoyt unable to catch a train. Prohibition officials noted adjustments to the itinerary, and residents hoped for a landing in Spirit Lake later this week despite the postponement.
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Oped Oaebsertise Ae
Pines County
Estherville
Des Moines
F. S. Hoyt
Chienze
Postville
Prohibition
Plan to expand university education on alternate Saturdays
Dean W F Russell announced a new education program at the university offering courses on alternate Saturdays. The plan includes education specific work plus Latin English history home economics political science public speaking botany art history and psychology. Three kinds of education work are described first grade certificates academic courses and advanced supervision studies. A person could earn up to six hours of university credit during the year by attending these sessions in various subjects.
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W Fo Russell
Volawve of Education
Pis
Recre
Thos Way
Spembres
Towa Cits
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Hattie Brown
County
Emmet County
Mts Ketel
Hayden
Swea Cate
iRetherville
Ariel
Mr Berkoos
Ryder
Jades Wa Phantsae Cer
Roy Eib
Leaside Camp
Phink
Ross
Canin
Crna
Powell
Donald
Pobiase Bess
Osmree
Loui
Diesel
Vek Cabot Peat
Bere
Wales
Totel
W. J. Deming
Camp Dodge
Ty Toh
Spencer
Port Dodge
Fort Dodge
Perry
Pattee
Adlo
Ted Er
Bret
Mera
Manuirer
Abbiss
Hayles
Booth Tnt
Pos Coles
Mi Bsg
Woo Denung
Bey
Overland Carter Var
Chaliuters
MRS. W. E. Deming CO. Recorder
Camseah
Virs
Hersbern
Edna Barker
Resistain
Oltee Tadt
Petutions
Mrs Faenatg
Ptherville Schovel
Davererty
Minnesota
Teater
Rooke
Pris Pocality
Ninstor
Mahe
Chicago
Prem
Linte
Craw
Rio Inet
Odos
The
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Thas Bel
Tyre
Dias
Taive
Mo Chapin
Dtreecar
Nuebaater and
Reputlican Co
Vatel
Joberson & Bisby
Wall
Syddenty
Bae
Davenport
Waehinctes
Spirit Lake
Californias
Hordula
Pases
Aare
Ble Red Cross
Soci
East Riversite
Lyman Holmes
PT. Larson
Jo$. Gore
Janie
Meooten
Germany
Department of
Crossstate University
Itosureie
Dewiu
Port Saetine
Pee Harte
Bo Zabel
Camp Cody
Dering
Carp
Moues
Sbarlew
Zenor Weddle
Tibet
Job Tavbew
Robinsot- San
Wiikle
Baep Syelaloe
Mildred Vai
Poe
Coats
Mero
Po Bauer
Verett
Assest
Vifernete Saterdas
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