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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1920
Page
2
The fragment notes a mediation event related to the June primary involving Carrie Ochriein and a party named hapabit ha. The line is incomplete and unclear about the specific action or outcome.
Wm 8 Johnston announces for County Attorney subject to Republican Wetera June Primary. J J Klopp declares candidacy for County Auditor pending Republican voters June primaries.
H C Adams of Algona Iowa announces candidacy for re nomination in the Republican primaries scheduled for June for the office of State Senator representing the 47th district.
For the office of County sheriff, subject to the will of the Republican voters at the June primary. Thos. Nivison.
The office of Representative from Emmet county is presented for decision by Republican voters at the June primaries, outlining candidacy and voting will within party guidelines.
E. H. Hansen submits his name to Republican voters of Emmet County as a candidate for re-election to the office of county treasurer, subject to the Republican primaries in June.
Ray Kennedy announces candidacy for County Recorder of Emmet County subject to Republican voters in June primary. Sidney E Bemis announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court subject to June primary approval.
Emmet county Iowa sees voters aligned with Republican primaries in June. Local campaigning and candidate names drive attention as party factions mobilize across precincts in anticipation of the primary election.
Lewia Wait entertained schoolmates at a weenie roast near Swan Lake. Mrs. Musson and her mother visited Estherville for dental work. Grace Burrel returned home for the weekend. Murray Godfrey went to Spirit Lake then Grover. Mrs. Weber called to Dallan Center for her mother's paralytic stroke. Grand Master illness postpones April 21 Grand Lodge session. Rebekah lodge to be instituted soon. Center Country Club hosted by Mrs. Will West. Thelma Wold assisted at the Quested home while Mrs. Quested recovers. Local delegates to Republican convention in Estherville. Will Hayes family moving into Godfrey house. Graves sells to Hoff. Rev L. J. Hughes to move into manse. vacation planned. Ramsey home hosts: Will Simpson, Gee Calahan, and families. Joe Starkey from Illinois visiting. may stay. Ed Starkey works with Jim. Jessie Krieger visits Alice Ramsey. Pansy Guild cleans the manse with Mrs. Kreiger. Mrs. Owen Wickens attends missionary convention as delegate. Taylor ill with gall stones. Lee Bailey visits from Cedar Falls for land work. Red Cross and Iowa Tuberculosis Association collaborate with many counties to train nurses for anti tuberculous work. plans to cover 30+ counties and support school health initiatives. National Tuberculosis meeting to be attended by many Iowa anti tuberculosis workers.
THIRTY YEARS AGO Emmet township farmers report wheat up and looking splendiferous. Henry Grant visits home for a few days. Sheriff Whelan traveled to Independence last week. Young men join Charley Bartlett's railroad grading crew in Colorado. Henry Carpenter and Berne Rose left for the week. Percy Fullenwider seeks a new bicycle. Bicycle club planned for Estherville. J C Brown and W Hodgson, Illinois farmers, start a farm in Filsworth township. Bert Smith in Emmetsburg. Bert Moore replaces him at the bench.
Dr C B Gaard osteopathy and chiropractic practice treats all forms of acute and chronic diseases from offices over Estherville State Bank. Phone 495. Dr M T Morton physician and surgeon operates from offices over Christensen Dry Goods Store. Phone 171. Calla answered day or night.
Readable lines describe a health poster contest in an Iowa school under the Health Crusade division. Best posters will be exhibited at a St Louis meeting, showcasing student work on tuberculosis awareness and health education.
A vintage notice collates a local kidney ailment testimonial urging Dean’s Kidney Pills with a 60 cent price from Johnston’s drug store, and a road notice from Estherville Iowa listing damages deadlines for a county project, naming W J Schultz and others. The item preserves old names and place references from the era.
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