Death of George Schaad Sr Pioneer of Emmet County Dies at Home
George F. Schaad Sr a pioneer of Emmet County died at his daughter-in-law s home Saturday morning October 8 aged 86 years 4 months He came to Emmet County over forty five years ago settling in Milsworth township near Huntington later moving to Estherville He was born in Lanbach Germany January 29 1824 and married Libbie Hoy in 1847 Four children survived him Chas H Mrs Fancher Mrs Wa Weir and Geo F He served in the Northern Brigade during the Indian outbreak and in the state militia through the Civil War before settling on a homestead near Eagle Lake
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. F. Sebaad Sr
George Sebaad Jr
Baptist Church
Oak Hill
Grandpa Schaad
Emmet
Milsworth
Huntington
Estherville
Hilsworth Township
Faucher
Lincoln
Nebraska
George
Wa. Weir
Charles
West
Lanbach
Germany
New York
Libbie B. Hoy
Chas. H
Mrs. HE. B, Fancher
Liza H
Géo. F
Towa
Waterloo
Algona
Northern Brigade
State Militia
Emmet County
Eagle Lake
Peterson Thorson Nuptials in Albert Lea Home
Mr Clem N Peterson of this city and Miss Mabel Thorson were married at the bride's aunt's home in Albert Lea on October 6. Peterson Bros Gro Co of this city employs him. The bride, daughter of T L and Mrs Thorson of Armstrong, is sister of Mrs George Shadle. she has clerked for Shadle's store and is popular among her associates. After a honeymoon to the Twin Cities they will return to Estherville to establish their home.
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Clem N. Peterson
City
Mabel Thorson
Albert Lea
Peterson
Peterson Bros. Grocery, Co
T. L. Thorson
Armstrong
George Shadle
Fullam Sells Yard and Locates Bechtal in Estherville
W W Fullam sold his timber yard and coal business to H A Bechtal of Omaha. Possession dated end of this week or early next. Bechtal arrived last week, packed, and will move his family here. He rents the Henry Coon residence. Fullam plans future in Estherville remain unclear. Sale bills printed at the office. A young printer needed to learn linotype. apply Vidette Carlton Minn. Old papers available.
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W. Fullam
H. A. Bechtal
Omaha
Mr. Fullam
Estherville
Ketherville
Prosperity and the Automobile Debate on Bankers and Growth
An essay contrasts rich owners and joy riders in borrowed cars, warning that automobile culture strains bank credits and business focus. It cites a banker’s remark that “too much automobile” harms a business client, while detailing railroads arguing for earnings reinvestment to fund terminal improvements and rate regulation debates.
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Prue
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Inter- State Commerce Commisson
Ishmael on Stage at Armory Theatre to Debut
New York Times reports Ishmael a romance beloved by many is adapted for the stage by Miss Bruce Hayward who previously staged St Elmo and Graystark. A special company is forming for a national tour, promising a landmark in dramatized novels with unity of action and strong heart interest. The piece appeals to regular theatregoers and readers alike.
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Ishmaal
Armory Theatre
Ishmael
St. Elmo
Graystark
Jon Af
Askanes
November 1910 Leading Articles and Features
A list of November 1910 leading articles and features includes Fresh Trail to Santa Fe by Harry F. Kohr, New Stampede for Gold by Frank C. Doig, Martyrs of Science by Arthur Reeve, To Rid Apples of Live Scale by Robert A. Sanborn, Die in Torture for a Lady's Whim by William L. Finley, Fifty Millions a Day by Moorhead, Bringing Nature Back to Our Great Cities by Allan Sutherland, New Experiments in Democracy by Henry M. Hyde, Saving a City's Sewage by Elrena Nisewanger, plus notes on Seven Day Slaves of Steel and mentions of Armory Theatre events The best of the season and The Girl From U. S. A. at night.
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P. Harvey Middleton
Santa Fe
Harry F. Kohr
Frank C. Doig
Guy F. Mitchell
Martyrs of
Science
Arthur Reeve
Robert A. Sanborn
William L. Finley
F. Moorhead
Allan Sutherland
New Experimenta
Henry M. Hyde
Elrena Nisewanger
Harry H. Dunn
Croup Remedy Promises Quick Help in Cough
An Estherville notice from October 8 1910 promotes Chamberlain s Cough Remedy for hoarseness in children signaling onset of croup. It claims the product contains no poison and is sold by 8 H Williams. Also included is mourning notice for E F Donahue of Mystic Workers of the World lodge 898 with funeral drape and sympathy wishes.
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H. Williams
Estherville
Iowa
E. F. Donahue
Roll of the Living
Myst A Workers of the World
Estherville Lodge
J. Kercomum
J. Lerpaut
A. BR
Butler
Notice to Voters Change of Polling Place Listed
Notice to voters in Ellsworth township: the election place previously at Nels Anderson school house is changed to Huntington school house by order of the township trustees. G. E. Verrkanpr. Chr,lrigtee.
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Ellsworth Township
Nels Anderson
Huntington
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George Schaad
Fullam Sefis
Lumbay Yard
Carlton, Minn
the House of Kuppeat
New York Times
Tey
Clay, Dickinson and
Spencer
Clay County
B. Reed
Dolliver
Eamet
Wilford
Dickinson County
Walter Barber
Sibley
Spirit Lake Herald
Armory ‘Theatre Tonight
Big Ben
Carl Olson the. Jewler
Estherville, Iqwa
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