Misses Attend Teachers Meeting and Local News in Nestherville
The article lists residents in Nestherville and nearby towns visiting, teaching assignments, and local events. Highlights include teachers moving for posts in Alliance North Dakota and Swan Lake old settlers picnic details. Numerous brief notes: births, visits, hospital and bank activity, and community gatherings with names like Hazel Bishop, Veron Wertz, Pickell, Osthimer, and Wilkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Sand Tda
May Satchett
Lreile Gillett
Nestherville
Vernon Wertz
Frank Wertz
McDermintt Jef
Dakota
Heather
Gerald Stillman
Lee M. Pickell
Toy
Helen Bishop
Hazel
Alliance
Ned
Ticlen
North Dakota
John Barfoot
Abe Fickett
Swan Lake
Barfoot
Pickell
Old Swan Lake
Mr. Bingham
L. L
Bingham
Nora Tenjum
Dolliver Savings Bank
Margaret Duflin
Elgin
Towa
Fred Stone
Estherville
Dolliver
L. P. Stillman
Nadine
Des Moines
Greater Iowa Week observance set for October 3 to 9
The Iowa Chamber of Commerce continues Greater Iowa Week from October 3 to 9 1920. Town achievements and opportunities will be highlighted with ministers urged to focus October 8 on militant citizenship. Iowa Day will mark October 7 in schools with youth programs and essays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Iowa
Iowa Chamber of Commerce
Commonwealth
Lowa
Iowa
Plains
Unpleasant Bedfellow In California
Fragmentary report describes danger in a remote California locale where travelers fear hostile locals and sea accidents. The piece notes fatalities among Nantiters and the customs that deter outsiders, with a narrator describing restless nights and a preference to sleep alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Pexis
No Clear Gain in Life and Death Debate
A philosopher disputes a Roman on life and death, arguing no difference between them while the crowd presses for a definite conclusion. The exchange ends with the philosopher noting one key distinction, but the moral remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
The Mala and a 1920 Estherville property suit notice
A fragmentary essay on a mysterious mala bird and a detailed 1920 district court notice from Estherville Emmet County Iowa. The notice names plaintiff J E Meikle and many defendants in a real estate quiet title suit describing Lot 1 in Ridley’s Addition and claims to undisclosed surviving spouses heirs and unknown claimants. It urges appearance before noon on the November term starting November 1 1920 and warns of default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toro
Emmet
BF. Meikle
Plaintiff
Darwin S. Ingham
O. N. Hopkins
Algernon H. Ridley
A. WT. Ridley
J. R. Hopkins
Jerome R. Hopkins
Dizell Hopkins
Byron KB. Hopkins
G. M. Haskins
B. Whitcomb
Elbridge Whitcomb
B. B. van Steenburg
Ridley
Estherville
Emmet County
State of
Iowa
District Court of the
J. E. Meikle
Charles Walker
Dizell
Byron Hopkins
B. M. Coon
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Elmer Jackson
Rob
D. M. Clamp
Edd Chapan
Will Winters
Mr. Rudd
Lew Garland
Pringhar
Old Settlers
Mr. Garland
Gladden
H. Olsen
George Weis
Chicago
Archie Wilkinson
M. Osthimer
J. M. Weaver
A. Roch
Newhall
John Rogers
Jack Shepherd
Sacy
Mont
Watel Anderson
Minneapolis
Ericrson
Trowbridge
Kells
Emma Ruckwan
Ralph Excing
Howard Wiley
Minnesota
Floyd McDonough
C. Lanning
Floyd
Mrs. Lanning
Genevieve Wilkinson
Mr Forba
Tlarris
Miss Manard
Washington State
Emerson
J. Meikle
Meikle
Oelwein
Jay Bosworth
R. Brown
George Davis
Superior
Butler County
Art Erickson
Garner
Raymond Miller
Blanch McDonough
Alberta
Madame Lyn
M. E. Eldred
Muter
Byron EB. Hopkins
Hopkins
Emmet County Land and Abstract Company
Estherville, Lowa
Hooka
Janda
Tom Lota
Roward Pfreeset
Fania Clothing
Creamery
Spurbeck-Lambert Co
Goodrich
Silvertown
Walker Motor CO
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