Local clubs plan meetings and events for coming year
Officers and committees of the Woman's club announce general meetings for the year. A joint Lincoln's birthday banquet with the Chamber of Commerce is planned, plus a mother and daughter banquet on March 12. Election of officers and a spring installation breakfast are also scheduled, with various members named to lead departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Hills
Yellowstone
Woman's Club
Shubel ‘Owen
Sre Te * Mann
R. K. Blaser
Dalenen
Civics
Toplea
C. J. Sheldon
American ‘Home Department
Misa Henriatts Miller
Fine Arta
Chamber of Commerce
Lincoln
Tausic
Gocate
Armatrong Aglydst
Mendamer Knipe
Bosworth
Raton
Wilson
Edwards
Btawart
Wolf
Vandenburgh
Rabinson
Orimeyer
Miss Beasle Vandenburgh
VR Bir We
Taveiand
Coleman Jan Howpltat
Government fodder sale terms for drought relief outlined
Price list for corn fodder and stover at the shipping point with quantities and rods. Farmers must have fodder cut early and shock cured before harvesting leaves. Government purchase requires contact with the county drought director, with limited contracts on a first come, first served basis and possible quota shifts between counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Shipping Station
Roosevelt Parent Teachers plan district meeting details
Fragments indicate a Roosevelt Parent Teachers event with a junior high auditorium gathering for a meeting. Mentions include Mrs Harold Sorenwn, Mayors McKinley and Tackmon FT and a north central district Parent Teachers association meeting at Arnolds Park on Thursday Sept 20.
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The
Unclear OCR list of names and figures announced at city hall
Fragmented readable items show names such as Landy Holl Weir and Origer with various dollar amounts, followed by an unclear city hall notice. The legible portion mentions a superintendent and a plant display context, but the full event details remain obscured by errors.
Harness racing opens with record feats and key wins
A fragmented report outlines a dash won in 27.8 seconds by a leading sprinter, with Schrader and Colling placing. Haugdahl tied for second in another event as records fell in several races. Callaway, Lake, Beckett and other drivers also posted strong showings in the day’s harness racing program. A public wedding and three harness races are noted for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehaanpibnahiy Dash
Schrader
Colling
Haugdaht
Calloway
Lake
Beckett
Banford Vorland Death Funeral Services Set
Banford Vorland aged 18 of Mr and Mrs Andrew Vorland will be buried Thursday after services at Palestine Church near Doliver. Funeral services in the church at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev Peder Nordalottan of Wallingford. Infantile paralysis death noted earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banford Vorland
Von
Andrew Vorland
University Hospital
Minneapolis
Palestine Church
Dolilver
Peder Nordalottan
Wallingford
Yous
Enrollment figures released for Roosevelt Lindon Jackson schools
Week two of school shows Roosevelt School with 298 pupils the highest attendance while Lindon has 189 Jackson 137 and McKinley 110. Grade by grade tallies appear for Roosevelt Lincoln and Jackson buildings with totals reaching 290 enrolled in Junior High and 868 in high school including 110 freshmen 103 sophomores 72 juniors and 59 seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt School
Tatter
Lindon
Jackson
McKinley
Roosevelt Building
Elizabeth Colt
Berniny Martin
Beania Mewhirter
Marla Meyers
Mikired Zinner
Maria Stallingserf
Kathryn Agnew
Lincoln Building
Vera Brown
Scois Hardy
Moye Cave
Sedt
Aleths Whittomb
Laila Larson
Catheerine Malone
Dod
Margaret
Zand
Wilma _Alina- Kei
Génie
Gray
Seversh
Damage Suit Still Occupying Court
A $5000 damage case brought by Mrs. Allen Kachulin against C. P. Jackson and Bernard Jackson for injuries from a Christmas auto accident continued today in court. Eight defense witnesses were listed, five called. William Johnston represented Mrs. Kachulin, N. J. Lay for the Jacksons. Judge James DeLendie presiding. no new canon will be entered until Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Kachulin
C. P. Jackson
Bernard Jackson
William
Johnston
Kachylia
N. J. Lay
Jacksons
Tueaday
James de- Lendie
Kindergarten appoints new teacher at Davenport Parochial School
Margaret Schloeman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Beblosman, has accepted a position as kindergarten teacher at St Catherine's Parochial School in Davenport, Miss. She recently attended the National College of Education summer session at Evanston and helped conduct a kindergarten there. The article notes a reception for the junior college students in the Roosevelt Building with a program featuring J S Hilliard as emcee and various musical numbers.
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Mise
Margaret Schloeman
Mero
M. H. Beblosman
Poai
Bion Ma
Bt. Catherins
Davenport
Mixs
Schosman
Sere
National College of Education
Kvanaton
Erroinion College
Junley College
Roowe—velt
Bupt. J
Hilliard
Eo Manter
Waun- Brown
Florence Chambers
Ast
Schoolhouse accident leaves man with fractured arm
A city service truck driven by Harry Sima halted at the school house on 6th and Jefferson. The man attempted to alight, fell forward, and was stunned. He was taken home where a doctor arrived. X rays showed a fractured arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinbia
City Service
Harry Sima
6Th
Jefferson
Yormer Estherville Girl Is Married
Miss Mildred M. Ramix of Des Moines and formally Estherville, wed Dusney Moore of Greenfield in Des Moines in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. James McKene l. The couple plans a home in Des Moines after a Chicago wedding trip.
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Mil
Dred M. Ramix
Dod
Bemis
Des Moines
Estherville
Dusney
Moore
Mra
Greenfield
James McKennel
Das Moines
Buimet
North High
Per Moines
Greenfield High School
American Institute of Business
Central Lif Insurance Company
East Wolcombatoret
Chicago
Eastern Stay Has First Regular Meeting This Fall
A seven o'clock dinner was enjoyed by members of the Eastern Star Wednesday evening at the club rooms. This was the first meeting after a two month summer vacation. George Ward of Sioux City, grand patron, was a guest and gave an interesting talk. The dinner was arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Guy Neal and accompanying members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
George Ward
Sioux City
Prayworthy
Wos
Guy Neal
Rute Sell Peterson
Ella B. Jonew
Harry Blmpson
Mr Q Roving Incident Injures Caroline Osmundsen
A drifting report notes Mr Q and Mrs Caroline Osmundsen involved in a roving incident. He was bruised and injured when a whisking action occurred, though details are unclear from the fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganndaan
Caroline Osmundsen
Fractured Memoir from Estherville Farm and Brick Plant
A fragmented reminiscence recounts the Estherville area, detailing a missing woman Alta and her rescue from a cow shed. It shifts to family histories, land grants, and a brick making venture near Dickinson County as Washington Maren and relatives develop homestead farms and build brick plants advancing early 20th century rural industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bick Aku
Atari
Conaud
Mnahtallty
Shamit
Pelagia
Darkhead
Gabriel
Alevns
Alta
Alzinal Sha
Apolicas
Estherville
Harry
Warren
David Barnum
Prairie Land
Dickinson County
Henry
Hatherville
Father
Batherville
Parma
David Farnum
Washington
Maren
Fayibawt
Owetonna
Minn
Stena Smith and Raymond Straight Wed at Terril
Sept. 12 wedding at the Fred Mohr home united Stena Smith, daughter of Mrs. Mohr, and Raymond Straight, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fas Straight of Storm Lake, with Rev. Overton officiating. Attendants Mina Wis Marianeau and Melvin Smith. Bride wore white. groom a Terra High School graduate. About forty relatives attended a buffet supper before the couple’s move to Storm Lake where the groom works in an elevator. they plan to farm near Terril next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tertit
Fred Mohr
Mise Stena Smith
Slater
Mohr
Raymond Straght
Fas Av Straight
Storm Lake
Wera
Overton
M. E
Mina Wis Marianeau
Melvin Smith
Straight
Lake Cente Tae
Terra_high school
Arvedia
Terril
First Place at Martin County Fair for Lao Cox Melons
Lao Cox won first prize at the Martin County Fair for melons sold at Milwaukee market in Estherville area. The account mentions farming, trucking, and a winter of 1870 71 with private tutoring by Mrs Farnum in Center township near Estherville. It notes travel by wagon to Moultay district and schooling interruptions during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lao Cox
Eatherville
Martin County
Milwaukee
Martin
Farnum
Moultay
Center Township
Estherville
Moulton
Saagona
Dr. Ballard
Paroum
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Eae
Hanrer
Aes
Pricua
Donald Landy
Ian Holl
Eh ‘Harold
Deni
Bheatlanen
Joe Origer
Yeiere
Gene Weir
Merrill Oviger
howmanahi-Harey Landy
Christiansen
Seeard Rooke
Irene
Smith
Ward Bealth
Ward Smith
Oy Robb
Dea
Banford
ORLA
Hal
Roosevelt-Bidy
Hus
Ing
Thomas
Babe
Boa
Yormer
Ye Aay Sune
Raat Wink
Stena Raymond Mohr
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