Local notice and ads from Esther ville Iowa Post Office
Local notice lists church and lodge meetings free with available notices. Advertising rates shown: cards of thanks 10 cents a line, resolutions 50 cents an inch, entertainments with admission 2 cents a word. Names include GEC A Nichols Adelaide Nichols W E Deming Vincent Maloney Paul Laidley.
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GEC
A. Nichols
Adelaide Nichols
W. E. Deming
Vincent Maloney
Paul Laidley
Legislature salaries spark critique of economy pledge
The article denounces lawmakers who raised expenses and salaries, noting a $500 per member expense budget and $1,000 per session pay, with total pay rising to about $1,500 per member. It claims the state, financially strained, will bear higher costs while officials push economy rhetoric. It also points to increases for judges and state agents and questions the true motive behind the moves.
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Massame Ee
Why join the League of Women Voters this year
The League offers nonpartisan political education for women through forums and broadcasts. It provides disinterested information on elections and measures, supports practical government programs, and promotes international cooperation and law enforcement while uniting local and state Leagues with the national body.
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National League
Estherville Youth on College Baseball Team
Edward Tokheim of Estherville is among twenty two candidates for the University of Commerce baseball team. He aims for the outfield while coach Martin Hardin of Montezuma leads the squad. Past teams held Iowa State College to a 4 to 3 win and built Missouri Valley Conference titles.
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Des Mathaes
Towa
Edward Tokheim
Estherville
University of Commercehere
Tokheim
Martin Hardin
Montezuma
University of Commerce
University of Commerce «Ame
Iowa State College
Ames
Algona District Men Hold Spring Religious Meeting
Algona Iowa May 3 1929 men of the district gather at the Methodist church for a two session program with national speakers Ralph Ward Merle English Bert Smith and Lorenzo King plus Signor Mario Cappelli. Women attend morning and afternoon events with a Cappelli concert at the Congregational church in the evening.
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Algona Dist
Methodist Episcopal Church
Algona
Iowa
Ralph A. Ward
Chicago
World Service Commission
Merle N. English
Department of Religious Education
Board of Education
Bert Edward Smith
Me's
Lorenzo H. King
New Orlans
Southwestern Christian Advocate
America
Signor
Mario Cappelli
Signor Cappelti
Smith
Stunor
Mario Cappy
Leavenzee
H. King
New Orleans
Cappele
Italian American tenor and New Orleans editor unite for council event
Signor Mario Capelli of New York and Lorenzo H. King of New Orleans, noted for cathedral choir work and as editor of Southwestern Christian Advocate, spoke at a Methodist Men's Council event. Salyers opened a Standard Oiling station at his East Howard Street shop, linking it to his tire and battery business.
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Signor
Mario Capelli
New York
N.Y
Pope's Cathedral
Rome
Italy
Methodist Men's Council
Lorenzo H. King
New Orleans
Louisiana
Southwestern Christian Advocate
Standard Gas
Salyers
East Howard Street
Flower Show Prizes At Superior Club Event
The Superior Culture Club announces a Flower Show to be held at Superior school gymnasium on August 31, 1929. Open to all local schools clubs and groups. entries due by May 15. Prizes awarded for numerous categories including best bouquets baskets and garden displays. judges to be two out of town. Committee members Hattie Brinzle Lacey Wardrip Sarah Fy Kins Besios Hamilton oversee entries and scoring.
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Superior
Towa
Superior Culture Club
Superior School
Gmnasium
Zimalas
Dahlias
Sevd Dahlias
Scabosias
Asters
Gladiola
Larkspur
Busset Superior
North Superies
Hattie Brinzle
Lacey Wardrip
Sarah Fy Kins
Besios Hamil
City Planting Extensive Shrubbery in Riverside Park
The city undertakes expansive shrub plantings in Riverside Park and around the library, using hardy varieties Japanese barberry syringa and honeysuckle. Workers remove poor soil, replace with black loam, and supervise the project with nursery expertise. Additional plantings will follow in stages as plans progress.
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City
Owatonna
Mint
Nu ‘Sery
Landsea
Riverside Park
Thos
Smith Maytag Relocates to Letchford Building on Sixth Street
Julian Smith local manager of the Maytag agency will move from his temporary Brees Building site to the Letchford Building on Sixth Street the first of the month. The new location places the agency in a central business area just one door north of the Iowa Trust and Savings Bank building after a recent move from the Gardston block.
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Julian Smith
Maytag
Brees
Letchford
Sixth Street
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank
Smith
Gardston
All Unpaved Streets in City Will Be Graveled
Twenty six hundred yards of gravel will be placed on Estherville's unpaved streets. Huff and Wiuff at Armstrong began hauling this week. By Tuesday night most streets east of the M and St L tracks were covered. A survey of all city roads is planned. Routes with limits exclude primary roads 9 and 117.
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Estherville
Huff and Wiuff
Armstrong
St. L
Umits
Junior College Presents Operetta at Armstrong Friday
The Junior College operetta Pickles was performed at Armstrong High School auditorium to a large and appreciative audience. Proceeds benefited the Armstrong high school seniors as the production was an advertising venture by the local Junior College. Engineer Jacob Kirchner Dies at 56 in Ellsworth after pneumonia and pleurisy, with further details to come next week.
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Operta
Armstrong
Armstrong High School
Jacob Kirchner
Ellsworth
Kirchne
Rock Island
Sibley High School Class of 31 Graduates this May
Osceola County Tribune notes Sibley high school will graduate 31 seniors on May 23. The county jail sits empty since Dec 29 as Lyon County inmates have been housed elsewhere. Lenora Lund may recover after a skull fracture from a Fairmont street incident. The Jackson Republic urges choosing a city flower after Peony and Petunia precedents set by Fairbault and Redwood Falls. Algona Golf Club cuts initation to 10 dollars and annual dues to 20 dollars, expecting 40 to 50 new members. Senator Day left less than five thousand but likely millions in fun after eighty years.
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Osceola County
Lyon County
Jackson Republic
Jackson
Fairbault
Fairmont
Redwood Falls
Algona Golf Club
Frank A. Day
Fairmont Sentinel
Perstate
Day Leaves Mark on Region With Money and Fun
The Ev Swea City Herald suggests Mr Day reshapes local life by balancing wealth and enjoyment. It argues some prioritize making money while others pursue fun, implying Day embodies both paths within the community.
Harvard Professor Harry Tosdal Visits Home with Family
Prof. Harry Tosdal of Harvard University spends weeks with his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Tosdal and is joined by his wife who arrived today. He recently took a brief sick leave from teaching and research.
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Harry Tosdal
Harvard University
H. H. Tosdal
Prof. Tosdal
New Manager at Council Oaks Store
W D Tentler of Los Angeles has accepted the role of manager at the Council Oaks Grocery and began duties at the start of the week. Mrs Tentler will join him within ten days. Mr and Mrs Vergil Scott who had run the store have resigned and are moving to Rockford Alabama, leaving the Council Oaks company.
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W. D. Tentler
Los Angeles
Calif
Council Oaks Grocery
Teacher Breaks Three Ribs and Keeps Working
Lars Anderson, aunt Miss Avina Anderson, and three schoolchildren were in a Ford sedan when the steering wheel failed on Monday morning. The car crashed. Miss Avina Anderson suffered three broken ribs and extensive bruising but returned to duties as chaperone at Heinrich School after calling a doctor.
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Lars Anderson
Avina Anderson
Miss Anderson
Zacher
Heinrich School
Special P T A Meeting Tuesday Evening
Mrs Hazel Rendelman county nurse will talk on the pre school child and the summer round up at a special meeting of the Parent Teachers association to be held Tuesday evening at the Washington building. An invitation is extended to all school patrons.
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Hazel Rendelman
Parent-Teachers Association
Washington
Gypsies Shown Out of Town by Sheriff
Sheriff F M Brown directed ten or eleven cars carrying about 100 gypsies through town last Wednesday. The article portrays the travelers as desirable visitors in town.
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F. M. Brown
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