Nick and the city fight for a cleaner, fairer plan
Editor notes Nick aims to keep the city clean and beautiful, not wreck Emmet county banks or harm workers. He questions tax fairness between earners, recalls a bank relation, and mentions local editor legends, a plant move, weather, and a farm report as context. Local notices include a card of thanks for a bereavement.
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Emmet County
Miss F. Perl Bemis Laid to Rest Quietly
Miss F Perl Bemis was laid to rest Friday afternoon in East Side cemetery after services at her Bemis home. Neighbors former students and family attended as Rev J Arthur Hurley led the service with Rev W F Huxford and Miss Lucy Pingrey assisting. Tributes praised her life of service in home church school and community. notes from former students and colleagues described her influence on high school life and loyalty honor and courtesy. The Clay County fair preview and other local notices followed including births deaths and civic news from Estherville and surrounding towns.
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J. Arthur Hurley
Storm Lake
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W. F. Huxford
Lucy Pingrey
Rex. Huxford
Kate Lyman
John Greig
Lyman
Huxford
Peri Bemis
Mathers
Miss Bemis
Estherville High School
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Clay County
Barry Fern
Maxine Habbens
Little Fern
Chas
Habbens
Lincoln Street
Helen
Vera
Verna
Lake Park
Baptist Church
Fern
Twelve Mile Lake community notes and farm activity
The report details corn shelling and deliveries to Graettinger by Fred Lutz and Joe Omundson, school staffing at Center Dewall and Rawe, and visits and travels of local families including the Egelands, Olgas, and Thoresons. Grading work moved to Wallingford after finishing five miles, with fair attendance mentioned at Des Moines and local gatherings.
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Fred Lutz
Graettinger
Stewart
Roland
Des Moines
Olga Ressell
Gunver Ness
Duane Barringer
Amos Egeland
Andrew Anderson
Wisconsin
Wallingford
Carl Thoreson
Sam Peterson
Thoreson
Henry Dewall
John Berger
Olaf Thoreson
Estherville
Albertine Omundson
Clara Johnson
Farm Bureau notes from Jack Creek August meeting
The Jack Creek Farm Bureau held its August gathering at the John Bosold residence with about 200 attendees. The program featured the “Cheerful Girls” from Jack Creek, the County Agent showed two movie reels, and ice cream and cake were served after announcements. High Lake and Twelve Mile Lake meetings followed with good crowds, programs and movies, weed eradication emphasis, and refreshments despite hot weather.
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Jack Creek Farm Bureau
John Bosold
Jack ‘Creek
Farm Bureau
Twelve Mile Lake
J. 8. Shannon
Hauser
Ames
General Farm Bureau
Center Township Farm Bureau Meeting at Cropley Home
Center Township will hold its regular Farm Bureau meeting at the Harry Cropley home on Thursday evening September 17. An invitation is extended to all interested in the Farm Bureau and especially Center Township residents. Dr. R B Crone will deliver an address.
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Center Township
Farm Bureau
Harry Cropley
R. B. Crone
Local farmers offered accessible agricultural lime stock
B B Anderson of Estherville and the Farmers' Grains and Products Company at Ringsted announce they will carry agricultural limestone in stock. They claim the price covers handling expenses, enabling farmers to obtain lime without ordering or unloading full carloads, and to keep it available for hog and chicken yards at all times.
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B. B. Anderson
Estherville
Poultry Cull Demonstrations Draw Keen Interest
Two poultry culling demonstrations were held by the Agent recently. One at Dr. Crone's home in Center township and another at the Griffith farm in Estherville township. The events attracted keen interest and likely ended many a loafer hen.
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Dr. Crone
Center Township
Griffith
Estherville Township
Mrs Barber Hosts A B Club Ladies Day at Spirit Lake
Mrs Bert Barber will entertain the A B Club ladies at her cottage on Spirit Lake on Thursday. Ippey will spend the day there with her.
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Bert Barber
A. B. Club
Spirit Lake
Ippey
Heart disease linked to rheumatism and body poisons
The passage argues that rheumatism is a failure of elimination organs causing poison buildup in the body. Poison-laden blood affects the heart, leading to endocarditis or valve issues. By clearing elimination pathways and toxins, heart health supposedly recovers, with heart disease seen as a legacy of prior toxic conditions.
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