Local Happenings in Dolliver and Surrounding Areas
Community notes from Dolliver Estherville and nearby towns recount weekly visits and hosting by Clara Moltgren and families. residents Ella Ellerstad and Kay Coughlin relatives visit. new baby born to Rev and Mrs Marsh. Slingerland accepts superintendent post in Russie. local hires include Donna Fickhart surgery recovery and Mike Woodhouse joining Oransky Mendelsohn Co. Teachers and students prepare for higher education. two marriages take place in town. land sale of C D Osgood farm reported as one of county’s best stock farms.
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Clara Moltgren
Merl Redhead
Dinnell
Lee Weir
Mia
Gee
Weir
Dimnell
Dolliver
Chas Shuttleworth
Thompson
Mrs. Satchett
Slingerland
County Tors
Jack Keiser
Sanborn
Downing Plert
P. Stowe
Estherville
Russie
Mary Thompson
Hall
Martin Anderberg
Emil Gustafson
Nelson
C. F. Blakey
C.D. Osgood
Dolliver Jack Rabbits Win Wild 20–18 at Rock Island
Dolliver, traveling with a strong hitting and running lineup, defeated Rock Island 20 to 18 in a windy, error marred exhibition. Kendall pitched for the locals but was hit hard, and the crowd enjoyed a lively, farce like contest with both teams producing big plays.
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Dolliver
Rock Island
Kendall
Community M. E. Church Notes Sermon and services scheduled
Preaching at 10 30 a m pastor to discuss A Strange Sight with Sunday school following. Evening service at 8 p m. All welcome. Scout meeting moved from Monday to Thursday. Herbert Marsh Patsor V How Fabrica May Be Tested explains thumb test to gauge fabric strength and weaving quality with knuckle strain and tears as indicators.
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Herbert Marsh
Patsor
Interstate Fair Seeks Pure-Bred Sires At Sioux City
At the Sioux City fair dates September 1 to 24 a movement to cut slaughter of pure bred bull calves gains support from national dairy groups. Secretary Muory touts benefits of purebred sires for cattle and other livestock, with liberal exhibits and attractions planned to draw exhibitors from across the country.
Fine Livestock Display At The Interstate Fair
The Interstate Fair in Sioux City showcases dairy and beef cattle with high prizes. Entries from major stables and flocks promise the largest show in history as livestock, horses, sheep, wine, and poultry gather from across the country. Entertainment includes horse racing, vaudeville, shawroks, auto events, midway shows, and more amid a lively program.
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Treedera
America
Interstate Fair to Showcase Pure Bred Swine
Sioux City Interstate Fair runs September 18 to 24 with a strong swine show and premium awards to stimulate breeding. Secretary D V Moore notes USDA aims to boost US swine numbers and farm value estimated at 1.5 billion dollars. The fair also features cattle horses sheep poultry exhibits, women and youth work, and an entertainment lineup with horse racing fireworks music vaudeville auto racing baseball and a midway show. A premium booklet with premium details will be sent on request to Secretary Moore.
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Sioux City
D. V. Moore
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Moore
Jesser
Interstate Fair Blends Education With Entertainment
The Interstate Fair Sioux City runs September 18 to 24 drawing auto tours from 100 to 200 miles away. It features prize livestock, farm products, and women and children's exhibits alongside a star entertainment lineup including horse racing fireworks vaudeville music auto racing and a midway show.
West Emmet News Roundup and Local Notes
The column lists a poetry snippet by H. H. Jackson and notes local happenings. Delegates attended the American Legion State Convention at Spirit Lake with Harold Case named from Superior. Rush and Jake Brown Jr drove to Ida Grove to take Howard Boyer home. District 2 and 6 schools opened with Miss Alice Martens and Miss Beatrice French as teachers. A group attended the Minnesota State Fair including Harry and Mrs Smith, James, Claus and Martha Martens, Jake Bringle, and the Bringle siblings. Threshing finished last week. Mr and Mrs W J Dewall visited south of Estherville Sunday. Misses Mable and Hazel Whiteford, Beatrice French, and Alice Martens attended a teacher meeting in Estherville. TLY-R
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Fathervilla
Tabor
Estherville
QO. C. Amundson
Te Wholesale Grocery Company
J. W. Randolph
J. P. Kirbl
Kirby
McArdle
B. C
Cedar Rapids
Mike Woodhouse
Oransky, Mendelsohn & Company
G. H. Woodhouse
Orleans
Bemis
Perl Bemis
Ernest Bemis
Margarette Gibson
Emmetsburg
Belle Hardie
E. E. Cain and Son
C's
Jack
R. B
Hallie Woods
Sioux Falls
Esther Ridley
Cedar Falls
State Normal School
F. H. Rhodes
Nellie
Laura Rhodes
Wisconsin
W. A. Lesher
Maine
Laubie Binford
Texas
Win Streeter
North Sixth Street
Eddie Allen
Harvard College
Wallace Foote
Anna Knowlton
Jessie Royer
Minnesota University
Minneapolis
James Barnum
Armour College Chicago
Chas. Hobein
Ames
Clarence Ladd
Phil Hardie
Lloyd Anderson
Shattuck College
Fairbanlt
Minnesota
Oberlin
Ohio
Herbert Lathrop
H. H. Jackson
American Legion
Spirit Lake
Harold Case
Superior
Rush
Jake Brown
Ida Grove
Howard Boyer
Alice Martens
Beatrice French
Harry Smith
James
Claus Martens
Jake Bringle
Martha Bringle
Margaret
Elmer Bringle
W. J. Dewall
Mable
Hazel Whiteford
Dentist Ivey to occupy post office block rooms
Twenty years ago the dentist Ivey will occupy the rooms in the post office block vacated by Galloway Bros. The J H Griffith family, except Miss Hattie, leave this week for the Red River Valley in Minnesota to stay indefinitely. The Western Union Telegraph Company has added an extra operator due to growth, possibly signaling an uptown office. Miss Maria Pingrey intends to run for superintendent of schools in Emmet county, after eight years teaching there, including the last two years.
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Ivey
Galloway Bros
J. H. Griffith
Hattie
Red River Valley
Minnesota
Western Union Telegraph Company
Maria Pingrey
Emmet County
Pingrey Hays
Hay
Notable Chicago Lawyer Attends State Dinner
A Chicago lawyer of wide reputation visited the state gathering with prominent figures, including the captain of the state and the lieutenant governor. The feast featured abundant fare, and guests were seated with fine placards. Cards, valued at $20, were laid beside each place, bearing beads and the state's coat of arms with Latin engraving.
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Chicago
Lwest
Biut
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Fay Woodhorne
St. Katherine’s Hall
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Hazel Montgomery
All Saints
Emily Fletcher
Erogation School
Howard Mipeset
G. Kh. Delaven
Myrtle Barker
Iowa State University
Iowa City
Leonard Blakey
Beloit College
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M. E
Interstate Fair
Muory
Oid
Moses
le Cutis Fair
Tur
Don Vo Moore
Sean
William Tell
Gessler
Galun
West Emmet
Statesman
Mickie
Charles Sughroe
C. B. Moritzen
Prop
Dolliver, Iowa
Slingerland & Anderson Garage
Iowa
H. C. Fox & CO
O. S. Kent
Green Trading
C. E. Sullivan Cash Store
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