Independent Sheriff Candidate Enters Emmet County Race
An unnamed candidate declares as an independent for Emmet County sheriff in the November 7 1922 general election. The Vindicator endorses Republicans except Smith Brookhart, labeling him socialist and unworthy of GOP support. The note includes party praise for other nominees and a long list of local contest results and club news.
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Emmet County
A. W. Buck
Smith Brookhart
United States
Emmet
United Party
Brought Down the House by KR BLW and Critics
A clipping cites Boston Transcript remarks on advertising by Samson and the rise of criticism toward American literature. It asserts the need for creators who capture nature rather than control it and imagines a rain-producing invention shaping global empires and deserts.
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Samson
KR. Blw
Boston Transcript
Sahara
Western
America
Australia
Tasmania
Farm Bureau Notes and Home Economics Meeting
The regular county meeting of the Home Economics Department will be held Monday Oct. 23 with Mrs. Geo Robb.
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Home Economics Department
Neek
Geo. Robb
Armstrong Pair Wed in Estherville Ceremony
Doris M. Kessler and Raymond V. Thackery of Armstrong were quietly married at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage in Estherville after presenting themselves at the county clerk’s office. The Rev. J. W. LaGrone officiated with a ring ceremony in the presence of friends Donald Felkey and Gladys Kinander. Earlier, A. B. Club members Mrs. A. H. Davidson and Mrs. E. J. Sondrol hosted a luncheon for club members followed by social time and fancy work at the Davidson home.
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Doris Kessler
Raymond Thackery
Armstrong
Raymond V. Thackery
Doris M. Kessler
Estherville
S. E. Bemis
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Donald Felkey
Gladys Kin‘ander
J. W. LaGrone
A. B. Club
A. H. Davidson
E. J. Sondrol
Tueday
Great Fish Country Leading Canadian Industry
The text notes that fishing is Canada’s leading industry with an annual catch valued at about $50,000,000 and around 1,900 workers employed. It presents an economic snapshot attributed to V. R.
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American Red Cross
Congress
Capitol
Washington
Red Cross
Franklin Booth
New York
Canada
Rock Island Items by Special Correspondent
Conductor L. R. Benton handles passenger 463 during Conductor Adams absence. Engineer McMahon, recently visited his daughter in Fort Dodge, fell ill and underwent an operation. he is convalescing in hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Linthicum and children left for Kansas City and St. Joe Missouri for about a week. Miss Mildred Nurse visits Sioux Falls with Miss Bertha Paul. H. V. O Connor who led the Grier Camp departed for Chicago. Supt. and Mrs. H. E. Allen and Miss Mabel Warthow were in Des Moines on business last week, returning Saturday. Chas. Boran, gravel railroad engineer.
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L. R. Benton
Adams
McMahon
Fort Dodge
Paul Linthicum
Kansas City
St. Joe
Mildred Nurse
Sioux Falls
Bertha Paul
H. V. O’connor
Chicago
H. E. Allen
Mabel Warthow
Des Moines
Chas. Boran
Local Residents Plan Short Belver Stay and Travel
In Belver pit and wife stay with Mr. Boran's father for a couple of weeks while Supt. H. E. Allen travels to Watertown on company business. Dispatcher E. B. Callender accompanies him for a brief duck hunting outing. Mrs. E. B. Knight leaves Tuesday for Michigan visiting Niles with daughter Margaret and Miske gan with Agnes and Roy Bixler. Agnes and Roy teach in the Junior High and the latter is married to the principal.
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Agnes
Roy Bixler
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Eather
Iowa
Geo, A. Nichols
Mgr
THE
American Press Association
W. R. Ringsted
Weisbrod
Robert Kyhl
Andrew Nelson
Martin Hendricken
Carl Jorgensen
Eva Johnson
Jake Fink
Walter Hangen
P. M. Petersen
Clarence Weisbrod
Soren ‘Holen
P. Kearns
Nels Jepsen
Herman Petersen
Hardanger
James Petersen
Kemel Christiansen
Gammelgaard
Arne Rovn
Signa Larsen
Critcs
Farm Bureau Notes
Skinner
R. S. McNeal
Estherville Wholesale Grocery C Co. Distributors
Syndicate
V. R
Rock Island
Lst
Hansen Milk Depot
First. National Bank
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