Early History of Emmet County Ends With Frontier Tales
The Northern Vindicator prints the final Anon Y Mous installment on Emmet county history from 1881 to 1866. It recalls Sioux City cavalry exploits, frontier guard duties, and the 1860s rail of fear, hunger, and resourcefulness. It notes Capt Ingham and Lt Covardale, pay in State Script, and clashes over milled lumber and quartermaster abuses. The piece also details fur trade as a lifeline and severe 1865 food shortages, with fish runs and price shocks shaping settler resilience.
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Two Big Republican Rallies Planned in This County
County Chairman George C. Allen schedules two major Republican rallies: Corp. James Tanner of Washington D C will speak in this city on Wednesday evening October 19 and O H Olson of Denison former private secretary to Congressman Conner will address residents at Woodman Hall Wallingford on Friday evening October 14. Tanner is described as a fine eloquent speaker while Olson is regarded as a rising Northwest Iowa figure expected to draw a hearty welcome from old neighbors.
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Pioneer Ole S. Wold Dies Near Maple Hill
Ole S. Wold, a pioneer resident of Emmet county, died at his Maple Hill area home last Thursday after a brief illness of acute kidney trouble. He was 70. Wold was highly respected in the community, with surviving relatives and a noted family.
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