Bridge Vote Split. Ratherville Stands Alone
The Emmet County vote on funding a new concrete bridge across the Der Weines river shows Ratherville in strong support while Twelve Mile Dale and Town Dale townships oppose. The board’s plan to proceed hinges on voter approval, with Ratherville unanimous and other areas divided. The piece also critiques rising advertising costs and county supervisory reform proposals.
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County board favors one newspaper for two year printing contract
The county board awarded a two year contract to Editor Tierney of Armstrong Journal to print the court calendar and publish ditch notices, while denying authority to other papers to participate. The move sparked dispute over favoritism, with calls to justify the agreement and control by Sheriff Goethal and President references. Local apple crop losses due to lack of demand and winter varieties noted amid broader county issues.
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Algana Advance Predicts Woods Victory Next Year
The Algana Advance analyzes the cost of living and predicts that Congressman Woods cannot be defeated next year while noting inflation concerns and a possible popcorn diet irony.
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Cougressman Woods
Population Boom Sparks Growth in Ketherville Town
Readers note a rapid rise in Ketherville’s population as residents pursue new housing and services. The report mentions a temporary stay by a Davenport visitor, signaling regional ties and ongoing local activity.
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High cost of living judged beyond tariff alone
The article cites L. M. Christensen Co and Henry Wallace arguing tariffs are only one factor in rising costs. It compares shopping in London and New York, notes expensive hotel stays and cab fares, and urges readers to prepare for winter while critiquing consumer habits. It also mentions local social notes including Mrs. W. E. Bradley's trip to Kansas, club meetings, church services, and a Philppine lecture by Rev Paul Doeltz.
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America
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His Return Banquet A Notable Social Triumph
A veteran officer recalls a clever bankable banquet on an island near San Francisco. Unable to fund a grand state dinner for a visiting French fleet, he hosted an "American picnic" with a baskets and hampers feast in a grove, inviting locals to meet the guests. The event became a celebrated social anecdote of the era.
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