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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1908

Page

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Dedication at M E Church raises $6315 for project

The dedication of the M E Church drew about a thousand attendees from distant towns in northwest Minnesota. Offertory efforts surged past $4,300 to fund the building, ultimately reaching $6,316.00 covering the church and leaving funds for the pipe organ and expenses. Eliza Jane Willey, aged 71, died in this city and was buried at Ainsworth Iowa after services in the Lutheran church.

M. M Maniny Wty Beth Storms Lewis Morningside College Northwest Town Minnesota Elian Willey J. G. Willey Ainsworth IT. G. Willey Estherville J. H. Willey Iowa Eliza Jane Willey Ohio W. W. Willey Jesus Qoder Marel Oth

Hints on Road Work from United States Office of Public Roads

Practical guidance on earth road maintenance and construction. Highlights include the need for sustained funding, proper maintenance by county and township authorities, and a focus on water and narrow tires as key enemies. Recommended tools are plow, drag scraper, wheel scraper, road grader, and split log drag. Emphasizes staged, crown building, appropriate plowing by soil type, and using ditches and graded layers carefully for durable roads.

U. Ps. Office of Public Roads Washington, D. G

Early History of Emmet County Traditions and Trials

The article recounts Emmet County's early settlement hardships from 1860s land schemes to post office struggles and mail service shortcomings. It notes a Civil War shock as Ft Sumter sparked national conflict, then traces residents’ perseverance, infrastructure battles, and calls for a paid Postal Order Office. It preserves local tone and names like Estherville and Blue Earth.

Estherville A. Jenking Blue Earth Spirit Lake Knunet County Tenhassen Blue Earth City Ft. Sumpter Emmet

Early Emmet County Road News and Post Office History

Fragments describe the 1860 road from Estherville to Tuttles Lake and Spirit Lake, plus the first Emmet post office. Geo C Granger served as postmaster until resignation and removal of the office from the route. The text notes Emmet County’s Civil War contributions and loyalty to Lincoln.

Blue Earth City Tephassen Tuttle’n Lake Emmet Okoboji Estherville Eestherville Tuttlets Lake Spirit Lake Geo. C. Granger P. M Mankato Jackson Enuimet Spirit

Emmetsburg Sewer Case Reversed by Supreme Court

Emmetsburg officials across the state watch the reversal of a sewer case by the Supreme Court. The decision leaves assessments unsettled, permitting some property owners to enjoy sewer privileges without paying costs. It cites improper council records and bid notice as key flaws, affecting about 463 lots in the sewer district.

Emmetsburg Muni+ vipa Supreme Court

Wyoming opens 100000 acres to entry June first

Cheyenne Wy March 9 Robert S Lemon named commissioner of deeds for Wyoming to accept Carey act entries in Eden Valley Sweetwater county The 100000 acre tract will be watered by public irrigation and opened to settlers June 1 1909 Entry price 3050 an acre with 3250 paid upfront and the rest in ten annual installments Any 21 year old or older may claim 160 acres or less if unused under Carey act Homesteaders must reside 30 days to obtain title

Cheyene Wyo Robert S. Lemon Wyoming Brooks Eden Valley Sweetwater County Lemon Kansas City Middle West Counry

April American Boy highlights and features

The April issue of American Boy offers stories like Jimmy Jones Pirate Four Boys on the Mississippi and That Dillingham Boy along with Weir's Canal and Jungle concluded. It includes articles on Easter origin golf hints education and health topics for boys plus magic tricks trapping tips and 82 illustrations. The Sprague Publishing Co. DetroitMich publishes it at 1 00 per year.

Jimmy Jones Karl Atory THE Sprague Publishing Co Detroit Mich

Commercial Club Elect Officers

Commercial Club directors meet and elect officers K B Anderson president J E Hartung vice president A J Rhodes secretary Arthur Pitcher treasurer Hawey G Hurger listed among attendees with item noting a lost dog recovery request for a one year old yellow and white collie named Losi A Sdotsh Collie pap and description of four white feet collar assistance sought.

Commercial Club K. B. Anderson J. E. Hartung A. J. Rhodes Arthur Pitcher Losi Howard Hawey G. Hurger

Madison Lake considers pickle station with Gedney supports

The J. B. Gedney Pickle Company plans a pickle station at Madison Lake. Gedney met local business leaders and won broad support, detailing methods, costs, and farmer earnings. Projections include 200 acres, a spring factory build, May planting, August September harvest, and farm contracts for the coming season.

J. 8 Gedney Pickle Company Madison Lake Gedney Tlan Mankato Ulin Estherville

Justice Cutting Hears Paper Subscription Case

In Creston Iowa the court awarded Mrs. Adama ten dollars plus costs from Julius Doolittle for eleven years of Times subscriptions, noting one year paid and four months of the claim disputed. Doolittle admitted taking papers from the office and benefiting from them, while denying formal subscription.

Adams

Good Roads Meeting in County Attracts Wide Attendance

A county good roads convention held Friday drew representatives from nearly all townships. P H Atwood of Maple Hill chaired, H W Woods was secretary. Geo L Cooley of Ohio road expert spoke on public road dept practices, Prof McDonald of Ames urged road importance. Succeeding year president S W Morton and secretary F Carpenter elected. The event aims to unify township leaders and Board of Supervisors in highway improvements.

P. H. Atwood Maple Hill H. W. Woods Geo. L. Cooley Ohio Public Road Department Washington Prof. McDonald Ames W. Morton Association F. Carpenter Board of Supervisors

Also Mentioned on This Page

M. E. Church M. E Eliza Willey Daad Church and Society Notices Lutheran Church Connunion Havering Federated Baptist Churches Ehuyeh J. A. Thompson Shellsburg Lows South Band Presbyterian Church Hd Woman’s Club Euward Campbell Order of the Eastern Star Oide Emmet County Anon Y. ‘Mous Anon Y. Mous Kimneteonty Merry Porst Abe Hrd Jay Johnston
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