Local residents attend events amid a week of travel and visits
Families from Wall West, Ramsey, and nearby towns visited relatives across Iowa and Minnesota. School openings begin with teachers from Estherville Emmetsburg and Marcus districts. A storm injures a horse near Here Johnson as families gather for picnics and threshing supper. a Minnesota auto accident leaves several injured.
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Nels Ribey
Des Moines
Ramsey
Grand Ridge
Ilinois
Herbert Yetter
Yetter
Iuwa
Ruth Willams
Armstrong
Burgesen
Center Country Club
Wall West
Johnson
Nelson
Henry Clausen
Claus Clausen
Well West
Charlie Taylor
Mankato
Lester Ramsey
Alec
Paul Rosenberger
Burtre San
L. J. Larson
Blue Earth
Minnesota
Alice Hausner
Estherville
Baird
Annie Anderson
Jessie Irwin
Maroney
Florence Reichard
Emmetsburg
Henry Noll
Kuella Redo
Questad School
Albert Lerdahl
Floyd
Ames
Sanday
Graver
Miro
Hanley
Bromer Anderson
St. James
Visiao
Genevieve Comphlin
Chinde Cobb
Mr Cobb
Pilo Andressen
Anton Roben
Mr. Murray
Joliet
Mesdames Kreiger
Godfrey
Grover
Presbyterian Church
Vern Wickens
Elizabeth Ling
Albert Solomonson
Charlie Chunp
Fbert Hayes
Viola Weir
Miss Holcomb
Rose Weir
Charlie West
Priday
Franers West
Roy Weir
Herbert Johnson
Wiods Ac
Lloyd Schenk
Tom Smyth
Mack Elis
Stuart
Kill
J.D. Weir
Miss Ro
Labor Day plans and scattered town notes
A weather recap notes rain from Sunday aiding corn and pastures, with Labor Day celebration planned for Monday amid harvest bustle. The report mixes community updates from Marshallown Woodnealay to Estherville area families, school openings, threshing, and local visits, plus a funeral notice and births.
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Grabttinger
Fred
Anders Wort Gottard
Marshallown Woodnealay
Mike Sopfiners
Mies Vahel Gilbert
Petersburg Vmeprreeeta
Petarnend Fir Bor
Lott Os Tetay
Vrediene
Seane
Rernebds
Stradey
Lewes
Rhinehard Boos
Dore
Saneler
Ed Shearer
Peres
Bretbother
Atte
Fries
Feorbaataa
Maxwell
Ole Fireland
Meree Milfer
Tarlan
Towa
Avis
Ant Ossier
Jalms
Mary Stiller
Roy Butler
Coser
Gaive
Heroutine
Stephen Sevatson
Art Jenson
Verdel
Nebraska
Mr. Sevatson
Wallingford Telephone Company
Osgrood
A Successful Performance by Chicago Symphony Leader
The assistant concertmaster of the Chicago Symphony conducted a marathon moment with his four year old son in the audience. The boy reportedly stayed beside his parent for two hours, showing calm persistence through the orchestral performance.
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Chicago Symphony
Oremstra
Widge
Flower Hinton Leaves and Stalks Care Guide
Instructions advise pulling leaves from towers before frailties the du wac ter and examining water indicators. It notes removing leaves, washing above the stalk and peeling bark from shrubs along with the leaves for proper preparation.
Physical Valuation and Railroad Interest
A reader notes a newspaper reference to physical valuation drawing attention from railroads. The brief remark suggests strong support among employers, implying impact on business and labor.
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Ogee
Cartoons Magazine
Unclear passage tests limits of a Kansas City Star clipping
A garbled OCR fragment questions a bald headed man on a tall step ladder with a creaky brush. The text is fragmentary and reads as a stray newspaper snippet without clear event, date, or identifiable subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fuller
Nickel n Worth of Sleep
A Little Thelma woke from an afternoon nap upset until her aunty offered a nickel to nap again. Thelma answered she did not know if she would sleep for a nickel, then added that trying to sleep was not worth nickels.
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Thelma
Lily of France Symbol of a Lost Cause in Heraldry
The Lily of France, termed the flower de duce, is identified as Eris Florentina. Harnessed on shields and coats of arms, it has led armies and individuals, but remains tied to a failed cause though used as a nostalgic economic emblem in some circles.
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France
Charcoal Ept's Thought about Help at Barn
A garbled Dispatch-era snippet shows Charbront Eph seeking comfort near a barn while a character named Curr downs a five dollar fake and pockets fifty cents. Mister Jackson is asked for salt as distant dialogue fills the fragment.
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Ept
Charbront Eph
Sisowler Og Dann
Jackson
Her Unexpected Action In Misouri Court Tale
A Missouri judge recalls a bizarre case where a husband gifts his wife an ax for her birthday and she uses it to strike him, illustrating a surprising turn of events in domestic matters. The anecdote highlights the unpredictability of behavior within marriages and the courtroom dramatization.
Count the Days Reckon the Anger Days
Short aphorism urging restraint by counting days without anger. The quote notes a shift from daily anger to occasional outbursts and suggests offering thanks after a 30 day lapse. It cites Epte tetus as the origin.
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Eptetetus
Forgiveness in Politics and Personal Treachery
Quote from the Houston Post contrasts forgiving a horse thief or well poisoner with the slow mercy shown to a political rival seeking one’s office, highlighting a view of Christian charity extended more readily to wrongdoing in public life than to private betrayal.
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Houston Post
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Walter Mads
Ilenry Harvera
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Ross Fouts
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Fred Myr
Ponts
Rockwell City Bulls
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Grace Borrell
Midway
Iva
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Lizzie Herem
Estherville High Scrvnoe
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Earl Schmidt
Split Lake
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Wim. Rathman
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Calhoun County
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Mes
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Orleans
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Wheatley, Gore, Stark
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Lawson
Frank Otte
Sunilas
Greenville
Bawa
Stilpa Scahey
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First Trust and Savings Bank
the Bank of Personal Service
Sheaffer
Bow
Pawers
Jewelers
Optometrists
Raperet Emmet County Land and Abstract Company
Esther Ville
OWA
Hettary Seta
Leweset
Bat Betweearefuilly
Crom
Eagle Clothing Store
Vick
Ulbrough
Estherville State Bank
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