Corner Stone Ceremony At Estherville High School
The article outlines the corner stone ceremony for Estherville High School and chronicles the town's school history from a 31 student, three year program in 1890s to a modern campus. It notes past principals, superintendents, and school board members, and highlights enrollment growth to 180 with plans for new courses and facilities.
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Girls Glen Club
Kgiga Ray
G. F. Whitfield
Muaie
McGlenahan
C.ef
Person
Girls Glee Club
Eatherville
Washington
Betherville
HLH
Davidson
Estherville High School
State University
Inez Myers
Sue M. Cullen
Deborah Davis
Pauh S. Brown
F. Pearl Bemis
Marion Reed
H. H. Davidson
C. C. Stover
Eewin Dukes
J. N. Mishler
W. ET. Keb
FL HH. Sunderlin
J. H. Griffith
C. M. Brown
A. HE
Pres
Chas. Bartlett
Walter Crowell
N. B. Egbert
A. B. Gaylord
Walter
Little Betting On Election Marks Fewer Wagers This Year
A clipped welfare of political betting shows less interest in the presidential election than in recent contests. Bets in 1896 and 1894 were brisker while 1904 and 1900 saw some lively wagering. Notable wagers in New York and Chicago favored Roosevelt, with odds around 4 to 1 against his election. The piece also reports a marriage at 602 North Sixth Street, a wedding trip to Munising, and local notices including a winter lecture start on November 7 and street-scale relocations on Fifth to Seventh Street.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Alton B. Parker
McKinley
Bryan
Grover Cleveland
James G. Blaing
Taft
Wilson
New Jersey
Roosevelt
New York
Board Street
Alexander L. Lane
Kek" Lane
Chicago
California
James O'Leary
Henry Hethefinger
Mabel Rankin
L. Hefflefluger
Henry Graaf Confectionery
Western Electric
Farm experts in every county to aid farmers
Washington Oct 28 The agriculture department plans to place an expert in every county where farming is important. The expert, funded partly by counties and partly by the federal government, will teach farm management, show how to increase yields, and visit farmers across the county. Secretary Wilson backs the program as a major advance in farm education and expects increased productivity and lower living costs as a result.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Wilson
Congress
Gome
John Dwight
New York
Dwight
Cornell University
Letter From Senator Francis Urges Unified Republican Vote
A letter from L B Francis appeals to voters in the Forty-seventh District urging unity for a Republican U S senator. He argues harmony beyond Roosevelt and Taft, backs W S Kenyon for Senate and George W Clarke for state office, and urges voting for Republican candidates in the legislature to influence Des Moines and Washington. He notes the need to keep the Senate Republican and to defeat Democratic control.
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Des Moines
Jowna
Rock Island
Sunnybrook
Texas
Allen
Washington
Forty-seventh
Roosevelt
Taft
United States
W.S. Kenyon
Kenyon
Dan Hamilton
United States Senate
Senate
Wilson
U. S
George W. Clarke
State House
Standpatter
Progressive
Teddy
Kenyon and
Clark
L. B. Francis
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M. E. [Church
Gaylory & Ross
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German Evangelical Lutheran Church
W. C. Flischer
Secretary Wilson
F. BE. Srona
Leo Dailey
Algona
Oelwein
Enterprise
Sherman
Ab UE
Utica
8. Y
Thea
Keippe
Senator Francis
Sconberg
Kilgore
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