Old Estherville paper mixed with Sugar tariff debate
A chaotic OCR fragment blends Estherville Gazette notes with frequent garbled text on A. Nichols editor and local contracts. It contains political sugar tariff debate, Roosevelt mentions, and scattered references to fairs, agriculture, and street chatter.
Harmony or Harmonize: GOP Planks Under Ball Moore Faction
The text probes whether the Republican party should harmonize by adopting Ball Moore faction planks or risk discord. It weighs the need for party harmony against conscience and political principles, suggesting deliberation before adopting any platform change.
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Republican Party
Ball Moore
Opening fall meet of the Associated Charities vent
The opening fall meet of the Associated Charities event drew a Saturday schedule at three o clock. Win and Foshier departed Tuesday for Und Parks North Dakota for a brief business trip.
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Thi Associated Charities
Win, Foshier
Itund Parks
North Dakota
Farm Barn Destroyed In Center Township Fire
The Coughlin barn on J. M. Cummings Shaw farm, one mile north of Graver, burned Saturday night while Frank Coughlin and his daughter were in Fatherville. Nine horses perished. 1400 bushels of oats, hay, harness, and farm machinery in a nearby shed were also lost. The fire’s origin is unknown with theories ranging from a tramp to mice with matches. The farm had just been purchased by J. M. Cummings.
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J. M. Cummings
Frank Coughlin
Center Township
Shaw
Graver
Mr. Coughtin
Fatherville
Alan
Exodists to the Minnesota State Fair
A list of residents and families from Wallingford West Bend Maple Hill and surrounding areas buying tickets to the Minnesota state fair this week. Names include J P Kirby B C Petherin Win Hendrickson Gale Stenneron JOA Cole Albert Anderson P O Larson and many others with several taking trips mid week and plans for students future study noted.
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Minnesota
J. A. Anderson
H. Hornwell
Boot
Sorum
Ira Overholt
J. E. Evans
Fred Hepp
M.R. Wilson
This City
L. BK
Rokue
Pverson
Nels Johnson
J.O. Kasa
Wallingford
Lena Larson
West Bend
Tusuaday
Robert Chitcote
Chas. Koot
J. A. Niekola
M. Gronstal
J. O. Nashy
Gee. Robb
M. J. Origer
J. Erpelding
Ceo Ritterich
Fred Cook
Despanet
Maple Hill
Me Noi
Mero
Nottingham
J.D. Weir
Rose Weir
Elmer Chambers
OL Lyons
D. Binbury
Florence Morse
Roy Burt
Floyd Coon
Loyd Anderson
HE Pullen
Nelson
We. OW. Walker
Mer
Fred Robinson
Mia
Geo. Murray
Jano
Catherine
Sohn
St. Thomas College
St Catherine's College
Padelford Acquitted in Motorcycle Collision Case
C E Padelford was acquitted of unlawfully operating a motorcycle after a collision four miles north of the city. On August 26 a motorcycle ridden by BL Padelford of Austin Minnesota struck a team driven by Mr and Mrs Chas Schultz, whose horses frightened and jumped in front. The horse was injured and value diminished. Jury members listed include A HK Bigelow Howard Bapeset VT Lerdatl and S Packard.
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C.E. Padelford
BL Padelford
Austin
Minghesota
Mere. Chas. Shultz
Mea. Schults
A. HK. Bigslow
Howard Bapeset
VT. Lerdatl
Packard
A. GC. Coou
Otis Herhow
FOR RENT High room house Person and Pitcher
Mr and Mrs Fred Huyt who recently moved from Storm Lake had their infant daughter’s body exhumed from a cemetery there and reburied in Oak Hill cemetery here. Mr and Mrs Alfred Rhodes and Mr and Mrs George Rhodes returned this Wednesday from a week’s motor trip to Wisconsin visiting relatives and friends.
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Fred Huyt
Storm Lake
Oak Hill
Alfred Rhodes
George Rhodes
Wisconsin
Towal themed verse by Allan Parkinson read at Towa picnic
Allan Parkinson of Los Angeles wrote a Tow a themed verse read at a Towa picnic in California and published in the Pasadena Times. The piece blends Iowa reminiscence with California pride, recalling farming life, corn palaces, and Midwestern welcome. It ends with a toast to Towal and mentions local notes from the Rolfe Arrow and West Okoboji as readers’ items.
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Allan Parkinson
Los Angeles
California
Pasadena Times
Lowa
Fairfield
Towal Allan Parkinson
San Julian Street
Marion Bruce
The
Rolfe Arrow
West Okoboji
Hatherville
Bruce
the Arrow
Estherville
Emmetsburg
Deadly derailment near Maynard on Decorah branch
A southbound Rock Island passenger train derailed two miles east of Maynard near a seven foot embankment. Three people died John Hepworth QOel wen and John Proctor residence unknown and forty three were injured including six seriously. The Maynard to Oelwein run began at 8:26 pm with the train at about 25 mph when a possible obstruction caused the locomotive to derail and topple baggage and coaches into the ditch. Arthur Peterson of Mandan North Dakota visited relatives in town after attending the National Bankers Convention in Kansas City.
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Rock Island
Maynard
John Hepworth
Qoelwen
John Proctor
Oelwein
Arthur Peterson
Mandan
North Dakota
A. O. Peterson
Bankera
Kansas City
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