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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1925

Page

3

Representatives for County Spelling Chosen in Emmet

Spelling contests were held in rural Emmet county townships with winners advancing to a county contest on April 17 to select a representative for the Interstate Contest in Omaha on May 8. Winners include Archie McMillian, John Myhre, Ernest Waldee, Rachel Chapman, Mildred Bosold, and many others from Center, Denmark, Ellsworth, Emmet West, High Lake, Lewa Lake, Swan Lake, and 12 Mile Lake townships.

Emmet County Omaha Neb

Local papers boost printing with Intertype machines

Emmetsburg Tribune and Miss Donovan's paper now boast Intertype typesetting upgrades. Sheldon Mail expands its plant with another Intertype, reflecting a trend in regional newspapers. New brown one and a half cent stamps feature a portrait of the late President Warren G Harding.

Emmetsburg Tribune Warren G.harding

Eight hundred chicks burn at Arnold's Park

A hennery three miles north of Arnold's Park housing 800 two weeks old chicks burned completely in the owner's absence. William Peck had gone to Estherville to visit his hospitalized wife. The fire spread to a nearby garage and destroyed it before the fire department could stop the blaze.

Arnold’s Park William Peck Estherville W.R

March drought marks driest on record in recent decades

March 1925 proved unusually dry with a mean temperature of 60.6 degrees and only 0.38 inch of precipitation, 0.93 inch below normal. Weather head G. K. Greening notes March will be remembered as a notably dry month, with only a 0.28 inch snowfall on March 18 and two prior comparable dry years, 1907 and 1910.

G. K. Greening Government Weather Bureau

Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Bankruptcy

Notice to Henry W Peterson creditors in Emmet County Iowa that on April 6 1925 he was adjudicated bankrupt and that the first meeting of creditors will be held April 22 1925 at 2:00 PM at the referee office Algona Kossuth County Iowa. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business. The bankrupt must be present. Dated Algona Iowa April 6 1925. 8 W Crowell Referee in Bankruptcy

Wallingford Nels Peterson Clarence Hansen Andrew Olson Estherville Walter Smith Seneca Jim _Peachie Fred Kruse Alfred Olson Mr Lowman Mr. Elliott Dallas Center Armstrong E. L. Orcutt Martin Robina Richmond Mathews Mary Lea Henneman Thiel George Johnson Frank Rentsma Odus Paugh John Bosold George Meyers Paugh Glen Hanson Halfa O. D. Johnson Ringsted Thornwald Olson Herman Sorum Albert Lea Jim Ellerston Henry W. Peterson Emmet P. O Algona Kossuth County Iowa

Weather Summary From March Month Notes

The report records surface observations with depths up to 29 inches and nine clear, sixteen partly cloudy, and six cloudy days. A maximum wind velocity reached 60 miles per hour from the northwest on March 26. Prevailing direction was northwest for the month, with thunderstorms observed on March 9 and March 31.

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