Carnival Lights Up Witherville As Town Turns Out
The Patterson and Brainerd company brings an excellent line of attractions for the first street carnival in Witherville. Knights of Pythias backed the effort, with a five-car show from Aberdeen to Oklahoma City. Highlights include Wheeler brothers on Lincoln Street, glass-blowers tent, Dreamland maze, a free electric theater, Ferris wheel by the bank, and a miniature railroad. Weather cleared, crowds grew, and the event is praised as wholesome family amusement with no objectionable content.
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Patterson & Brainerd Company
Knights of Pythias
Witherville
West
Batherville
Jack
Corfetti
New Orleans
Lincoln Street
Fifth
Max
Bert Wheeler
Hig Brother
Linden Street
South Sixth Street
Thia
Sixth Street
First National Bank
Electric Theatre
Ayuision
Postofice
Ivia
Mrs Fuss narrowly escapes bolt from lightning
Mrs Paul Fuss who runs a restaurant across from the Hotel Orleans had a narrow escape when a lightning bolt struck nearby Tuesday afternoon after a southwest storm. Her face was scorched but she survived the near-fatal strike amid heavy thunder and lightning.
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Mrs. Paul Fuss
Paul Fuss
Hotel
Orleans
Small cyclone at Dolliver devastates east town
A cyclone struck the east part of Dolliver Tuesday around three. It destroyed barns and smaller buildings, blew out windows, and scattered grain. No injuries were reported though several escapes were noted as residents hastened to secure doors and wagons.
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Dolliver
Barna
A. Kephart
B. F. Wright
F. D. Colgrove
Estherville
Get Your Sale Bills Printed at this Office HE WILL WITHDRAW
Howard Everett will not run for representative after filing nomination papers. The Democrats plan to replace him. Dr. Q C Fuller withdraws from the race. Most expect Mr. Robinson to win another term despite opposition. Independent candidates were sought in Dickinson and nearby counties. Emmet county Democrats nominate a full ticket at Armstrong mass convention. Local races include sheriff, treasurer, coroner, and supervisor candidates with a mix of endorsements and withdrawals.
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III
Jidfat
Q. C. Fuller
Milford
Dickinson County
Emmet County
Armatrong
Treasure—J. Marek
Estherville
L. Thornon
Armstrong
H. C. Brees
Eatherville
Surveyor
Swan Lake
Bob Hamilton
Elaworth
W. J. Walr
Demeratio
C. L. Bartlett
Walter Crowell
Buena Vista College Opens Football Season at Storm Lake
Buena Vista College hosted Western Union College of LeMars at Storm Lake in soggy conditions as rain fell at times. Buena Vista won 17 to 0 and will travel to Vermillion next Friday to face South Dakota University in a anticipated contest after each side previously defeated the other 1 to 0.
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Storm Lake
Buena Vista College
Western Union College of
The Week in Real Estate Record Snapshot
A cluttered OCR snippet mentions real estate activity and figures such as 37,970.80 and 5,410.72, with stray phrases about records and summaries. Key entities are unclear, but it suggests a period review of property transactions and totals amidst garbled text.
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Igatru
Ged
She
Jurors Drawn for November Court Term in Local District
Jurors for the November term convening November 2 before Judge Baille were drawn. The list includes J G McKean Swan Lake Sullivan C A Hill Lincoln Twp BE Ellefson O 12 Mile Lake Tsp Quiderson 13 Wile Lake Tsp Skattabou 12 Mile Lake Tsp Gus Gilbert 12 Mile Lake Tsp A B Christen 12 Mile Lake Tsp N Lundin 2 Mile Lake Tsp Nels Nulyon High Lake Tsp Halver Larnon High Lake Tsp P P Walden High Lake Tsp N U Nelson Danmark Tsp Jens Sorenson Danmark Tsp Ohris Krated Danmark Tsp Nels Lauritsen Danmark Tsp I K Oratty Armstrong KR O Mitchell Armstrong J E Bunt Armstrong J W Pannell Estherville Twp Batherville Tsp P Howe Estherville Charles Coon Estherville ZT Peterson Estherville John Gifford Estherville M Parriott Estherville QR Fiadt Estherville John Colles Latherville W W Draper Estherville BL Bilis Batherville BREAKING HOUSE RECORDS New records as King-Perking company shows overflowing crowds in Odebolt Schal ter and Holstein with $2750 in Holstein Ratherville noted for strong turnout
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Judge Baille
J. G. McKean
Swan Lake Township
Sullivan
Lincoln Township
C. A. Hill
BE. E
Ellefson
Ite Lake Township
Quiderson
Wile Lake Township
K-K. Skattabou
Mile Lake Township
Gus Gilbert
Armstrong
J. E. Bunt
J.W. Pannell
Estherville
Voulswu
Batherville
P. Howe
Estherivile
Charles Coon
Peterson
John Gifford
M. Parriott
QR. Fiadt
Eatherville
John Colles
Latherville
W.wn. Draper
Bilis
City awards coal supply contract to Pinney Coal Co
The city council awarded the coal contract for the electric light and water plant to E. E. Pinney Coal Company of Cedar Rapids after debate. The Smith Lowe Co had previous attempts but failed to prove prompt delivery. Pinney’s price is four cents higher per ton, but supporters say the extra cost will be offset by better reliability and past experimental loans of $200 to $250.
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Groves
Bualneas
Billa
Davidson
Smith, Lowe Co
Galloway
Marne
E. E. Pinney Coal Company
Cedar Rapida
E. E. Pingay ‘Company
Phagey Company
Fearful Storm Hits Haina With Heavy Rains Tuesday
A severe storm moved through Haina on Tuesday morning, bringing one of the heaviest rains of the season. The outburst started before 8 o'clock with strong winds twisting through the area and caused structural damage to several outbuildings as the storm persisted into the afternoon.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Emporia
Kan
Oklahoma City
Clebourne
Texas
Brags
Roy Ashton
Cora
Fred Tilley
Buffalo
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Post Ofice
Sixth and
Howard Street
Ayers
Ayer
Grannies Senta
J.B. Rononoas
Vishay
Mest
L. J. Bigelow
Field of Shock Co
Everya
Erlon
B.A. Hyer
E. M. Evans
Martin Iverson
Ceylon
Co. D. Denison
Minneapolis
Bureau of Labor
Department of Commerce
Col. Wright
Viking Glothing Store
NAU Brothers
Lincoln St
Estherville, Iowa
Howard Everett
Terris
Buena TA
Newa
Odebolt
Schalter
Holstein
Ratherville
Pinney * Coal Company
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