Revival of Religion and County Board Proceedings
A long excerpt discusses religious faith as a restraining force and calls for a revival of religion in America, praising devotion and the moral steadiness it yields. It also includes extensive minutes from Emmet County Iowa, covering ditching projects, appointments, elections, and resolutions, plus a note on an Elks Ball Game between Estherville and Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapides Reptilican
America
Fitzgerald
Board of Supervisors
Emmet County
Iowa
B. F. Robinson
John Dows
Fitzgearld
Bunt
Barnhart
Hanson
Scrum
R. B. Callweill
Armstrong Journal
D. Bunt
Thirtieth General Assembly of
Fitsgearld
R. B.gallwell
W. O. Atkinson
T. J. Hess
Ed Sillge
Estherville
Thomas Goggin
al Houltshouser
C.G. Doolittle
W. J. Warner
Walter Crowell
Frank Carpenter
Ayer
Naya
Sye
Sornm
John Dooley
Denmark Township
Dooley
R. B. Callwell
Bnut
Elks
Emmetsburg
Mason City Lodge
Mason City Club
Tose
Auto
Messrs. Cranholm, Zeeman
F. H. Rhodes
Underground Waters of Emmet County
Mr. O. B. Meinzer of the United States Geological Survey visited Emmet County to study local groundwater conditions for wells. The survey aims to map water bearing beds across Iowa, assess quantity and quality, and publish a free report accessible to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Meinzer
Hydrograph
United States Geological Survey
Emmet
Geological Survey
Lowa
Building of M E Church Assured in Ertherville
Sunday brought a surge of effort from the M E church society in Ertherville as worshipers gathered early and contributed $16,000 for a handsome new church, with Joseph A. Powell of Buffalo described as a great leader. By 10:30 p.m. the city rang the bell in triumph, and Tuesday night the church again filled as bonds were paid, bringing in another $2,500 amid a fine program and tea cream and cake by the Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
M. EE. Church
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Ertherville
Joseph A. Powell
Buffalo
N. Y
Roenfanz Case Returned for District Court Trial
M J Groves, attorney for Gen Roenfanz in a $20000 damage suit against Rock Island Railroad for foot injury in a Belmond gravel pit, learns the federal court remanded the case to district court. The case, likely to be tried at October term, seeks $20000. Also notice of sale at the courthouse Saturday Sept 15 at two o clock offering four hard coal heating stoves and courthouse out house. In J H Barnhart, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Groves
Gen. Roenfanz
Rock Island Railroad Company
Belmond
Suation
Court House
J. H. Barnhart
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P. O. Cole
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Board Proceedings
Borrd
J. A. Mathieson
Dan Booth
Jack Creek
Geo. Lorimér
Chris Larnon
High Lake
Theo Wold
Swan Lake
Knut Wold
A. A. Crim
Center Township
J. H. Herrick
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Ptth. Atwood
Levifa
Polity
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W. G. Hutchings
J. J. Watson
State Agricultural College
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