Smith on enforcing laws and liquor question in Milwaukee speech
Governor Smith in Milwaukee Saturday night said the president must recommend and enforce laws as written, pledging to uphold the constitution and laws. He argued for replacing current liquor policy with a new scheme, asserting saloons are gone and urging both parties to consider a better approach. The Blue Earth Post notes mixed bank failure views and criticizes some bankers amid the era's economic concerns.
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Congress
Hoover
Smith
IOWB
Coolidge
Union
Blue Earth Post
Abominable Fellowship Forum Criticized by The Sentinel
The Hon Frank Day in Lake Breezes Whisper in Fairmont soliloquizes that the subscription should be redirected from The Sentinel to a more appreciative reader. He states The Sentinel falsely claims Masonry and other fraternal orders while waging anti Catholic campaigns. The piece accuses the paper of representing the KKK and disclaims any affiliation with legitimate orders.
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Frank Day
Lake
Masons
Odd Fellows
K. P.s
Bryan on religious intolerance echoes praise at Madison Square Garden
The Florida Times cites William Jennings Bryan from the 1924 national convention, praising his eloquent denunciation of religious prejudice in politics. The piece highlights Bryan’s defense of the Catholic Church and its long history, arguing it does not need political protection from mobs. It also notes local press praise for Osceola County’s road funding and editorials amid political letters to the office.
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Wm. Jennings Bryan
Willam Jennings Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Florida Times
Samantha Berg obituary details early life and death
Samantha Berg known as Samantha Engeline Berg born October 31 1883 at the Berg homestead. Baptized December 2 1883 and confirmed November 2 1889 at Estherville Lutheran Church. Lived in Estherville then moved to Grafton North Dakota in 1910 with sister Serena to run a millinery business. Returned to Estherville in 1919 and resided there until death after declining health since July 1927. She bore illness with patience and died at 10 PM on September 26 in faith Christian assurance. Funeral from home to Estherville Lutheran Church with sermons by Rev Mathie and Rev Strand. Interment Wallingford Cemetery. She leaves mother and brothers Martin Lewis Oscar and Serena plus sisters Mr Joe Sullivan Mrs Wr Sullivan and others visiting from Mandan.
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Samantha Berg
Samantha’ Engeline’ Berg
Torsten Berg
Estherville Lutheran Church
S. Strand
Serena
Grafton
N. D
Estherville
Jesus
Rome
Mathie
Strand
Wallingford
Martin
Lewis
Oscar
Hampden
Margrete Syverson
Margrete Johnson
Lysne Lardal
Norway
America
Chicago
Wisconsin
Portage
Wis
Anfin Syverson
Christina Goss
Syverson
Lake Miss
Iowa
Wis. Regt
Hana Hegg
Goss
House of God
Christ
God
Richard
Elizabeth Goss
Knut Johnson
Litchfield
Minn
Fred Kelly
Herman Olson
Minneapolis
Oak Hill Cemetery
L. A. Mathre
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE CAN BE DONE AGAIN IN IOWA
A long editorial condemns agrarian politics and party leaders, urging honest work over vague promises. It contrasts ideal farm prosperity with empty ritual speeches and asks for truth from the "North Priest of Agriculture," warning that remedies from parties are hollow. The piece blends political critique with a call for accountability.
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Iowa
A. W. Baird
Bumet
Uorth
Moye
Iowa's Final Presidential Straw Vote and Local Notes
Mrs. Harry Jaggs's weekend visit from Iowa Falls includes relatives. Herman Marks, ex-Emmetsburg resident, dies in Des Moines from hypertension. Estherville debates Sunday library opening during October. presidential straw vote totals given with Hoover leading. Social events include Old Whist Club at Spirit Lake, D A R convention at Spencer, a sixty third birthday party for C E Person, and news of the Spencer Fair Association profit and attendance records.
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Harry Jaggs
Iowa Falls
Edgar Jaggs
Suzanne
Alberta Anderson
Grace Martens
Mankato
Lloyd Anderson
Claus Martens
Maynard Johnson
Herman Marks
Emmetsburg
Estherville
Des Moines
C. E. Person
Walter Shannon
Clarence Person
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Florida
Ellies
Sibley Tribune
Osceola County
Spirit Lake
the Vindicator and Republican
al Smith
Joe Sullivan
Babe
Wr. Sullivan
Mandan
P. J. Sullvan
Fred Parsons
Sconberg & Specials
Kilgore’s
Virginia Sweet Pancake
Richelieu Midas
Richelieu
Sconberg
Kilgore
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Mel. Lewis Cass
Los Angeles
Cal
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M. J. Groves
Mesdames Criss
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Frank Rhodes
A. Ivey
A. C. Brown
Geo. Lyon
E. W. Bachman
C. E. Birney
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Chamber of Commerce
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Higgins
Aurelia
Fred Person
Montevideo
Minnesota
Jas. Laycox
Blue Farth
Roy Burt
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Percy Irwin
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Margaret Manice
Shannon
Pond
Person
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Leo Dailey
Wana
New Jersey
Hoover Smith
Coolidge Serene
la Follette
Davis
Serene Nee
County Hoover Smith Asia
Adair Vee
Carroll Rea
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Winnebago
Winneshick
Woodbury
Worthepeeene
Wright
Bunte
Lydia Darrah
Grant
Ralph Rosseau
Oxford
Raife
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