News Notes: Local Residents Visit, Travel, and Health Moves
Mr and Mrs Leo Deavendorf visited Algona last week and with Mr and Mrs Frank King on Wednesday DeWitt Osgood left Saturday for the San Francisco exposition and will return to resume duties at Cornell college Mrs A J Bonworth of Armstrong went to Chicago and entered Bernard McFadden Healthatorium for treatment in hopes of health improvement Her friends send wishes for progress Mrs W E Turner returned from Utica Illinois Saturday morning Mrs M J Bosworth returned to Marseilles Illinois after visiting Estherville and Armstrong Mr and Mrs C H Brown and children Mrs Gorenzo Lough and daughter Francis Mrs Chas Osgood and Conde and Zana were guests of Mrs John Osgood at the P Deming cottage Spirit Lake Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Deavendorf
Algona
Frank King
DeWitt Osgood
San Francisco
Cornell College
A. J. Bonworth
Armstrong
Chicago
Bernard McFaddenv
M. J. Bosworth
Marseilles
Illinois
Estherville
C. H. Brown
Mra. Gorenzo Lough
Francis
Chas. Osgood
Conde
Zana
Johm Osgood
P. Deming
Spirit Lake
Hansen
H.T Nichols
Dell Blake
Fort Dodge
Witlyes-Overland Co
L. A. Bingham
Haynes Cottage
Estherville Camp
Fhyle Mauter
C. E. Sullivan
McCune
Mima Wertz
Parker
Ringsted
Dolliver
Dolliver Boys
Epworth League
GC KE. Sullivan
Ethel
Lovella Mitchell
Everett Sullivan
Mina Ethel
Cherokee
Lovella
Rose Wilson
Newell
W. W. Pickering
David Wood
Mrs. Wilson
North Dakota
Mr. Wilson
Hatherville
Terril Tribune
What Was New 20 Years Ago in Emmet County
A 1916 retrospective notes hardcoal prices at 7.75 to 8.00 per ton for winter and lists teachers elected outside town including Lorrena Angel and Lilla Angel. Mentions residents visiting Wisconsin and Illinois, fairs, local trips, and Ford rebates. Reports Keok Inland freight agent Knapp observing frost damage to corn and unusual banana belt conditions across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorrena Angel
Martin
Laura Kopp
Kittleson School
Rosas Pullen
Berg Rotel
Tilda Wold
Brown Creek Gehael
Lilla Angel
Weekel
M.M. Knapp
Keck
Traer
Grundy Canter
Germania
What voters should not forget
A dense report from Worcester notes Representative J Hampton Moore urges Republicans to recall past prosperity and the Wilson era criticisms. The piece connects tariff policy, cost of living, and economic shifts to 1912 and 1914 debates, citing Underwood tariff effects, lost revenue, and foreign competition while listing local field day events and community notices.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Worcester
Mass
J. Hampton Moore
Pennsylvania
Republican County Committee
Wilson
Congress
United States
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Miller
Ole Knutson
Vera Coleman
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Steve Polish
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