Arm strong Catholic church dedication postponed
From the October 24 1895 Northern Vindicator a note that the new Catholic church at Armstrong was to be dedicated next Sunday but the ceremony has been indefinitely postponed. Also mentions E I Sandrol as the happiest man in town for the arrival of his long sought son, and other local items including grain business changes, Estherville fence factory operations, sidewalk petitions, and census comparisons.
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Northern Vindicator
Armstrong
E. I. Sandrol
Bingham & Johnson
Joe Hardie
Mr. Hardie
Spies’ Elevator
Wallingford
Estherville
Denning
Lincoln Street
Court House Square
Sixth Street
Lincoln
Main Street
C. A. Johnson
Huldah
Mason City
Judge Quarton
John Barker
Sparta
Wis
Silver’s Hall
Marshalltown Orchestra
Chicago
Belle Plaine Union
Iowa
Belle Plaine
John Paul Lumber Company
Foote - Williams
Northwest Spirit Lake
Rob. Clark
W. A. Heidke
Cedar Falls
J. C. Craig
Princeton
Ill
Craig
Center Township
Misa Craig
McFarland & Jarvis
Alvis Lough
E. B. Fancher
Neville's
Geo. Haskell
Burlington
W. E. Fuller
Court House
M. Berhow
Tod
Messrs
Sofer and
Allen
Elsworth Township
Charley
Tollef Sunde
Grundy County
Hingis
Burlington Road
Dunham
T. O. Hanson
Emmet
Humboldt County
Mullaney
High Lake
N. B. Silcox
Lake Fremont
Minn
Minnesota
D. B. Ong
New Sharon
Denison T. Lawton
Portland
Oregon
Emmet County
R. T. Lawton
George Harkins
Ohn Ammon
Stoughton
T. G. Mandt Co
W. A. Peecher
Minnie A. Lord
G. H. Mueller
A. I. Sandros
Lyle, Minn
Predictions Run Ranging On Next Winter And 1926 Summer
Washington reporters summarize conflicting forecasts about the 1926 summer and the coming winter. Some prophets predict a cold winter and a cool summer with a drought in the 200 year old climate pattern, while Prof John A Curtin of Buffalo argues sun spots near maximum will make 1926 hotter and delay any cooling until 1930. The public is invited to choose which forecast to believe.
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Washington, D. C
John A. Curtain
Buffalo
Curtin
Fox Terrier Finds Way Alpha From Chicago
A small fox terrier from Chicago travels a long overland path to reach Minnesota and reunite with friends. The dog, hero to Al citizens, illustrates local affection for home and canine resilience.
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Minnesota
Alpha
Chicago
Fox Terrier Finds Home After Long Chicago Quest
A fox terrier once owned by Fred Jiskra, a former village blacksmith, traveled alone from Chicago to Alpha, Jackson County. He arrived hungry and wary, then found welcome with Mr. Lucas, who restored the dog to safety and plans. The tale, noted by residents including James Vacek, reflects the dog’s homesickness and long journey.
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Pha
Fred Jiskra
Omaha
Chicago
Jiskra
Little Fox Terrier
Mr. Lucas
Alpha
Lucas
James Vacek
Jackson County
V.r.petit Jury
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Ward
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Davidson
W. E. Lohr
En Fox Terrior
Ringsted Lather Terris
Maple Hill
Halfa Wallingford
Ringsted
Eatherville Oor
Verly
M. R. Sathe
Iowa City
Mr. Sathe
D. A. Sathe
Coun
Sathe
Jackson
Jackson Pilot
Christensen Ringsted
Lydia E. Orcutt Armstrong
Stewart Armstrong
Mary Hauss
I Erickson
Don Kirby
Margaret Hunter
M L. Hatch
C. A. Davis
Dolliver
M. Zufall Armstrong
Martin Danielson
John
Graettinger
Casey
Ralph McKay
Nellie Helgason
Harry Kirk Armstrong
Oliver Larsen
E. E. Olson
Fred Krusewight
Armstrong Barnhart
Anna
Bruce Reed
Ike Rogers
John GC. Madsen
Hazel Coleman
L. B. Williams
J K. Carey
Jane Ellerston
Nels Morterisen
Peter Knudsen
D. Frizzell
L. Burdell
Ora Gipson
Lath Miller
Grace Richmond
V.F
Allen's
Beach
Superior
Scronberg & Kilgore
Michaels-Stern Clothes
Embey
Nau Brothers