Victim of Typhoid Fever Dies in Estherville
Edwin N. Daum, a popular Estherville salesman for Western Grocer Co, died October 4 after a six week illness from typhoid fever. He leaves a wife Maris Nyeteun and two sons Russell and Raymond, along with his mother, four sisters, two brothers, and many friends. Born December 22 1886 in Thornburg Iowa he moved to West Liberty and later Estherville. He attended Presbyterian church and served with Elk lodge and United Commercial Travelers Association. Funeral services were held in Estherville and burial followed in Albert Lea near his father. The report notes his community involvement and character.
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Tifa
Edwin N. Daum
Fia Daath
Edwin Dauti
Western Grocer Co
Elk's Lodge
United Commercial Travelera Association
Albert Lea
Thornburg
Keokuk County
Iowa
West Liberty
Presbyterian Church
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Albert Seavar
Western Grocer Company
Estherville
Maris Nyeteun
Tw Long
Daum
Russell
Raymond
Charlottes Daum
Minnesota
W. Ellyson
Alta
A. H. Gardner
O. T Warner
Wanda Daum
Minneapolis
Merers. Arno
Leo Daum
St. Paul
Barred From School Over Smoking Law Enforcement
LeMara high school plans to expel boys addicted to tobacco under a new state law deemed mandatory by the school superintendent. Parents’ consent is deemed irrelevant as offenders face removal from school. A Cincinnati judge later chastised a reckless driver, sentencing him to three months and charging the impact on public safety.
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LeMara High School
Hoya
LeMara Sentinel
Mil ford editor Jean Patterson weds Frank Griffith at quiet Spirit Lake ceremony
Miss Jean Patterson editor of the Herald and Frank Griffith of Milford married last evening at five o'clock at the home of the bride's brother Geo. E. Patterson of Ratherville with Rev. Mitchell officiating. They left for Chicago for a few days then return to Milford to establish their home. Patterson has led the Herald since 1900 and previously taught in Sioux City. The groom is a Milford businessman with a growing land enterprise and is recovering from recent injuries. The couple is praised for their character and prospects for happiness.
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Jean Patterson
The
Herald
Frank Griffith
Milford
Hame
Geo. EK. Patterson
Ratherville
KR. OU Mitchell
Rock Island
Chicago
Epirl Lake
Sioux City
Jis
Groo
Spirit Lake Herald
Obituary Notice for Miga Helen Doughty of Armstrong
A telephone message received Tuesday morning announced the death of Miga Helen Doughty of Armstrong after a period of illness. She was known in the eastern and southeastern part of the county and was a sister of Mr. Tom Doughty. An obituary will be published next week.
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Jan
Espe
Miga Helen Doughty
Armstrong
Miss Doughty
Tom Doughty
Sunday School Convention in Estherville set for Oct 14 15
Emmet county Baptist Church hosts a county wide Sunday School convention in Estherville on October 14 and 15 with representation from all schools. Rev Amilia of Algona opens with a talk on church and Sunday School relations. The program features state workers, music by local quartets, readings, business sessions, and multiple addresses by Rev Leon L Dudley and others. A Fire Prevention Day note and a governor letter on electrical safety accompany the item.
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Estherville
THE
Baptist Church
Baptist Sunday School Convention
Emmet County
Eatharville
Towna
Amilia of
Algona
Uelegaten
Albert Mahtuin
Arimatron
Marion DuReoia
Atoher Gabriel
Kera Tierney
Luella Law
Smilte
Algotia
Hero Tierney
Armstrong
Leon
Dudley
Viola Pollock
Bingham
Litrett
Leon L. Dudley
Mow
Fishherville Glee Club
Pruitt
Musie
Pearl Benns
Leon Dudley
Eva Godfrey
State Fire Marshal backs coordinated city electric lighting rules
Mr. W. E. Ageton of Estherville Iowa received a letter from Ole O Kus State Fire Marshal endorsing his view. He states councils of cities have power to regulate the mentioned business and urges harmonized ordinances where electric lighting exists. Say Pal Olson's shoes on Lincoln street offers casual shopper note.
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W. E. Ageton
Estherville
Iowa
Glarke
Pal
Olson’s
H. Lincoln Street
Local notices and shuffled town news from a distant era
A garbled compilation reports potato sales at sixty seven cents per bushel and a county tax of 2100 dollars, including 1000 railroad tax. It notes visits and marriages, a child’s death, travels to Armington, and political meeting schedules in various townships. The piece ends with observations on open bedroom windows and fresh air during burglar fears.
Whitfield to Remain as Superintendent in Algona District
At the Northwest Iowa Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church held in Webster City the Rev. G F Whitfield was returned to Algona for another year. Rev A Pruitt also remains in Armstrong, with others assigned to Dolliver, Dolliver and Huntington, and many churches across the district naming new or continued pastors.
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Rev. A. Pruitt
Armstrong
Northwest Iowa
Methodist Episcopal
Webster City
G. F.whitfield
A. Prot
John EK. Hitl
Dolliver
Huntington
Algona
Robert Sillydie
Alexander—Q. Peterson
B. C.saylor
A. Pruite
Bancroft
Belmond
K. ON. Forress
Brith
W. W. Tyrell
Buffalo Canter
J. W. Paterson
Burt G. W. Eggleston
Clarion
C. H. van Metre
Clear Lake
F. H. Stafford
Corwith
William E. Whitlock
William Neale
Swea City
H. L. Blair
Thouson
F. L. Kruwell
Thornten
H. 5. Greene
Mtonka
Arthur Hopkinson
Wesley
A A. Hows
West Bend
W. F. Muhler
Safety films boost railroad workers’ caution campaign
A big railroad safety drive uses moving pictures to teach trainmen safer practices, showing stunts and mistakes to deter risky behavior. General safety supervisor L B Strada notes the method forms a lasting lesson, with rail staff and the public seeing the value of cautious conduct. Meanwhile a city council passes a resolution to abolish the offline of elegy weighters and remove city scales, effective in thirty days.
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Voonnkes AL Didou
Lewis Radisson
Aod
L. BF. Strada
Chicago
Bobby Hurun
Edison
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Edwin WN. Daum
Eatherville
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Ole O. Kus
MR. Ole
Roe
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the House of
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Liscock
Bloomington
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J. K. Bingham
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Maggie Shaw
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Georgie C. Anderson
Jan. P. Rutan
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