Emmet County Red Cross Elects Officers at Oct 27 Meeting
Annual Red Cross election for Emmet County will be held at the court house in Estherville on Wednesday evening October 27 at 7:30 for electing officers and planning the fall call. Current officers include N. J. Lee as president and Minnie Sillge as secretary. A large county delegation is expected. membership drives replenish the chapter’s resources.
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Red Cross
Emmet
Court House
N. J. Lee
Minnie Sillge
Marie Sorum
Edna Barker
F. H. Rhodes
H. O. Sillge
J. E. Stockdale
John Strube
Silige
Hulbert Addresses Chamber Luncheon on Korea Topic
Dr. Homer B Hulbert of New York City spoke before the local Chamber of Commerce on Korea. His two hour address drew wrapt attention and applause for his earnest, eloquent discourse. He criticized Japan, praised China, and argued China may absorb surplus American farm and manufactured goods if Japan does not interfere. He cited government service in Korea and extensive travels in China and Japan to support his views.
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Homer B Hulbert
New York City
Chamber of Commerce
Korea
Japan
China
United States
Hulbert
Great Britain
Brookhart to be at Maple Hill festival rally
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Smith W Brookhart is the chief attraction at the Ange Tate Coaotta Reeee Nt R Friday October 22 with an 8 15 p m address. A carnival follows in the school gym and agricultural exhibits judged by County Agent W A Haskins will be open from noon. Supt E H Bell and the faculty spearhead this community event praised as the finest of its kind by the school.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
Milwaukee Railroad
Estherville
Green
Rock Island
Smith W. Brookhart
United States
Willibe
W. A. Haskins
E. H. Bell
Jensen Awarded Gold Medal at Detroit National Dairy Show
J C Jensen buttermaker won a gold medal at the Detroit National Dairy Show amid entries from fourteen states and Canada. The Ringsted Co operative creamery produced the top butter, highlighting Emmet County's dairy progress and Jensen’s high honors in regional contests. The piece credits co operation of patrons and timely cream supply for achieving top market prices and industry praise.
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Canada
Ringsted Co-operative Creamery
J. C. Jensen
Detroit
Jensen
Emmet
United States Department of Commerce
Youth Hurt By Fork Handle Accident On Farm
Roland Shannon, 19, was seriously injured Monday evening on his father J. S. Shannon’s farm southwest of town. He jumped from a cat bin into hay and failed to see a fork below. the fork handle tore into his rectum and struck the hip bone. He was taken to Birney Hospital and his condition was listed as satisfactory, with recovery expected barring complications. Also noted: surprise visits by Mrs. G. Zeeman and Mrs. Evelyn Stearns’ friends at Primghar. sixty high school students to a Dutch Room dance hosted by Mary Singmaster, Virginia Hilliard, Gretchen Smith, and Lorene Koster.
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Roland Shannon
J. S. Shannon
Young Shannon
Birney
Mary Singmaster
Virginia Hilliard
Gretchen Smith
Lorene Koster
Louis Peterson Dies After Long Illness at 76
Louis Peterson died at 5 30 Tuesday evening at his Fifth street home after a three month illness tied to old age. He was over 76. He and his wife have lived in Estherville for some time. Two sons and a daughter live near Huntington. An obituary will follow next week. Mrs. G Kint of Oalwein stayed three days last week with her son B B Kint.
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Louis Peterson
Fifth Street
Some Baby Farce Draws Packed House From De Molay
The De Molay chapter staged Some Baby a farce about rejuvenation featuring a dog puppy and a baby. The evening drew a full audience and the cast balanced strong amateur talent with humorous misadventures. Guests Evelyn Stearns Primghar and G H Leffler Des Moines visited the home of Mrs H S Greig with Leffler retiring on vacation.
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de Molay
Evelyn Stearns
Primghar
H. 5. Greig
G. H. Leffler
Des Moines
Chas. Robinson
Estherville
Mrs. Clay Dies in Edinburgh Former Resident Honored Here
Obituary note reports the death of Mrs. Charles P. Clay of Edinburgh Scotland in early part of the month. She and her husband lived in Estherville and Jark Creek township for years before moving in 1902. Mr. Clay died in 1909. Mrs. Clay was a sister of John Clay of Chicago.
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Ward
Charles P. Clay
Edinburgh
Scotland
Estherville Hosts Notable County Institute Week
One of Emmet County’s most successful institutes drew all county teachers to Estherville for lectures by Lawrence M. Brings of Minneapolis, Senator David W. Stewart of Sioux City, and Dr. Hulbert. Brings spoke on oral reading and Kanada, Stewart urged civic voting, and Hulbert lectured on East Asian affairs and Korea, with additional events including church and luncheon talks.
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Emmet
Estherville
Lawrence M. Brings
Minneapolis
University of Minneapolis
Bernard Shaw
David W. Stewart
Sioux City
Hulbert
Far East
Korea
Presbyterian Church
Chamber of Commerce
Ringsted
Yoru Attends Medical Meeting at Mankato
Dr C E Birney attended the Southern Minnesota Medical Association meeting in Mankato on Monday. Prominent doctors spoke including Dr Wm Mayo and Dr Egesos of Rochester. Dr Egesos, now a renowned brain surgeon, was raised near Terri and educated there. Dr B T F Osher left for Calgary Alberta to oversee his wheat crop, with some damage from wet weather.
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Yoru
Mankato
C. E. Birney
Southern Minnesota Medical Association
Wm. Mayo
Egesos
Rochester
Terri
Dr. B, TF. Osher
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
November Term of District Court Will Be Quiet
The November term of the district court is expected to be quiet with few cases pled up. Estimated filings include four divorce petitions by Melissia Stoneback, Martin Danielson, Adelheid Hughes, and Frances Winters, plus mortgage foreclosures. Frank Welsh and Frank Smith, once charged with Groves Island robbery, remain at large after escaping Emmetsburg jail on September 29. Judge T Davidson of Elmersburg presides. licenses to wed were issued to Mr. and Mrs. Danielson in January 1924.
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Frank Welsh
Frank Smith
Iiamond
Emmetsburg
Pato Arty County
Melissi A
Stoneback
Bank 8
Martin Danielson
Martha Danielson
Alee Adelheid Hughes
Audletbert N. Hughes
Frances Winsters
Roy H. Winters
Myr
Estherville Teams Shine In Weekend Football Action
Estherville Highs tied Jackson in a hard fought game as the E H B S warriors held their own against larger opponents. Estherville All-Stars overwhelmed Winnebago 48 to 0 while Estherville Junior College fell 15 to 7 to Fort Dodge Junior College in Duncombe field.
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Estherville All-Stars
Winnebago
Estherville
Laverne, Minn
Junior College
Ft. Dodge
Estherville Junior College
Fort Dodge Junior College
Fort Dodge Messenger
Hugh Uarshbarger
Collegians
Tragic Collision Near Grover Claims Haisman Family
A Saturday evening crash near Grover kills Prank Haisman 61 and his son Joseph 25, with Frank Haisman injured and Sturgal De Vary surviving. The Buick spun into a ditch after a rear impact with De Vary’s Ford as the Haismans traveled from Estherville toward Grover. Funeral services held at Armstrong.
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Haisman
Woilon
Mile Hil
Joseph PL
Peintary Road No. DB
Dolliver Road
Sturgal de Vary
Frank
Frank Haisman
Seattle
Beck
Grover
Mr. Haisman
Armstrong
Hen lays 222 eggs in 286 days headline tale
Louie Perkins owns a White Leghorn hen of the Tanered strain that laid her 222nd egg since January 4, 286 days. He bought a trio of these chickens, kept one, and has hatched many chicks with over a dozen pullets expected to follow in the hen's footsteps.
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Louie Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Congressman Dickinson Delays Speech at Chamber Luncheon
Secretary Smith misdated the Chamber of Commerce luncheon while Congressman Dickinson did not speak on Monday but is set to speak next Monday. The item notes a date change and a scheduling confusion.
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Dickinson
Chamber of Commerce
Smith
Turner couple heads to Los Angeles to start new home
Mr and Mrs WE Turner left by train for Los Angeles California to establish a future home. He will continue in the service of New York Life Insurance company in Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Crim drove to Des Moines Sunday on business.
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California
WE. Turner
Gata
Los Angeles
Turner
New York Life Insurance Company
Lloyd Crim
Des Moines
Crim
Weather Outlook Shows Showers North and Fair South
Occasional showers affect northern portions with mostly fair skies in the south. Temperatures rise early week, then cool Tuesday and Wednesday before warming again toward week’s end.
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Atty
A. A. Herrick
H. Miller
Logan
J. B. Robbins
Way Autos
Laura K. Demaree
Willys Knight
J. W. Peterson
Studebaker
A. J. Knepper
Studebaker Sedian
A. Garey
Thos. Finnegan
John M. Schnoor
Fordster
Emmet Wheeler
Wallingford
Star Car
Haworth
Ford
J. A. Miller
Keni
Robert. Helmers
Star
Waldorf
Buick
Cogeh
Dr. Hulbert
Brookhart
Maple Hill
Consolidated School
J.C. Jensen
Best of
U.S
North Sixth Street
Dick Berge
W. J. Beauman
B. B. Kint
Gamble-Robinson Wholesale Fruit Company
Waterloo
John Otia Barrett
Frank Warren
Hannah Nelson Barrett
Dolliver
Viola Loraine Lee
George QC
Martha B. Tweet Lee
Haynes
C. I. Haynes
W. M. Mason
G. Zeeman
Cleo
Vick
Jackson
Dodgers—All-Stars
Sterley
E. H. 8. Warriors
Joe
Weather Outlook
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