Boxing Show Planned by American Legion at Estherville
The American Legion of Emmet county schedules a big boxing program in the feed yard at Estherville on Tuesday evening August 12, with 25 rounds including preliminaries. Matches listed include Reed vs Dykropp, Ray vs Brown, Miller vs Stevens, Hagins vs Erickson, Bagan vs Huntsinger, plus a five-man 130 pound battle royal. If rain occurs the event moves to the following night and all seats are fifty cents.
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American Legion
Feed Yard
The
American Legion of
Emmet County
Estherville
Reed
Graettinger
Dykropp
Spencer
Ray
Rock Island
Brown
Miller
Stevens
Edwards Broth
Hagins
Gruver
Erickson
Wallingford
Bagan
Muerte
Huntsinger
Esthervilla
France
Estherville Golfers Suffer 223 3 Loss to Sheldon
Nine Estherville golfers lost to Sheldon 223 to 73 on Sheldon rinks. Low Estherville score was Fred Albertson with 85, earning one point. Mort Anderson led Sheldon with 84. Other Estherville scorers included Selby Brams and H L Klocow. The creek-crossed course frustrated many, while Lambert’s balls added to Sheldon’s lead.
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Estherville
Sheldon
Fred Albertson
Selby Brams
H. L.klocow
Mort Anderson
H. M. Lambert
Anderson
Hubbard
Broms
Peterson
Greig
Smith
Horswell
Clark
Lambert
Frisbee
Rockdale
Daugherty
Klocow
Jory
Wood
Kale
Oregon safe this year says Frank Davey
Portland editor Frank Davey asserts Oregon will vote for Coolidge and Dawes in November. He blames past governor Walter M. Pierce for broken promises, notes strong Republican unity, and cites good agricultural profits despite a dry year as boosting GOP support.
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Portland
Oregon
Vindicator & Republican
la Follette
Coolidge
Dawes
Walter M. Pierce
Pierce
Weill
Frank Davey
Auto Crash On Lincoln Street Injures Passenger
Witnesses say Salyers drove about forty miles an hour west on Lincoln Street and rammed the Roy Lucas Studebaker as it crossed Second Street. Miss Ina Lucas escaped injury. Mrs. Van Valkenberg suffered a bad cut above the eye from the windshield splintering. The Lucas car was badly damaged but stable otherwise.
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Salyers
Lincoln St
Maurice Salyers
Roy Lucas
Ina Lucas
van Valkenberg
Miss Lucas
Lucas
Willie Strube Dies in Jackson Minnesota at 35
Willie Strube, brother of Mrs. Carl Johnson of Detroit Minnesota and Miss Amelia Strube, died at his home in Jackson Minnesota on Thursday night after a kidney illness. He leaves a wife and five children. Funeral services were conducted by the American Legion of Jackson and burial took place at Terris. Mrs Johnson and Miss Strube were called to Jackson but did not reach him before his death. Mr. and Mrs. Georges Specht retired Monday from Marshalltown after visiting relatives.
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R— Glenn Pullen
Frank ‘Travitt
Amercan Expresa Company
C. E. Ingvall
Ingvall
Roy Burt
Marcus
Willie Strube
Carl. Johnson
Detroit
Minn
Amelia Strube
Jackson
Strube
American Legion of
Terris
Johnson
Miss Strube
Death of Cleo Joseph Lore in Humboldt Iowa
Cleo Joseph Lore born August 16 1912 in Humboldt Iowa died August 1 1924 at his Humboldt home. Youngest son of Charles and Jessie Lore he attended the Congregational church and regularly worshiped. Funeral services were held at his aunt Mrs J D Saint Johns home 844 South Eleventh St with interment at Oak Hill cemetery.
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Cleo Joseph Lore
Humboldt
Iowa
Charles Lore
Jessie Lore
Congregational Church
J. D. Saint John
South
Eleventh St
Oak Hill
New license plates to be black on gray background
Des Moines reports new motor vehicle plates numbered 11925 will bear black letters on a gray background. Plates will be the same size as current ones and a sample reached the state automobile department last week. First carload expected soon and to be redistributed this fall to county seats. State records show 561,897 licenses issued this year, with 532,886 for pleasure cars.
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Fowa
Des Moines
State Automobile Department
Automobile Department
Bandits Blow Galt Bank Safe Steal $3500
Four men blew the safe of the Bank of Galt near Clarion on the Rock Island line. The robbery occurred around midnight after firing three explosive charges to open the vault. A total of $3500 in cash was taken.
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Galt
Clarion
Rock Island Road
Collision damages two cars en route to circus
J J Morrissey Buick driven by LaRoy Morrissey and a Chevrolet Coupe owned by farmer Martin Balmer met at an intersection near Dolliver on Monday. Balmer misjudged the turn and the Buick struck the front of the Chevrolet, damaging both vehicles but causing no injuries to the drivers. Winterburg girl W P Wimbelle, thirteen, lies in Birney Hospital in serious condition after a separate head injury from a horse fall. recovery doubtful.
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Fairmont
J. J. Morrissey
Martin Balmer
Dolliver
Morrissey
LaRoy Morrissey
Balmer
Buick
Chevrolet
W. P
Wimbelle
Winterburg
Lake View
Birney Hospital
Students Guests of Chamber of Commerce Picnic Trip
Students from Extension Summer School will ride to Terrace Park in cars provided by Estherville for a picnic supper hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. Cars depart from the high school at 3 30. Terrace Park offers a fine bathing beach and attractions. Owners of cars who can help should contact Mr. Biederman for seating.
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Extension
Terrace Park
Estherville
Chamber of Commercce
Biederman
Donaldson Claims Seizure Tied to Bonds and Car Ownership
F A Donaldson recounts his arrest in Cherokee by four state men and a county sheriff. He says the raid targeted his car with defaced numbers, details the involvement of Shan Campbell, and alleges interference by Lawrence McCulla and others. He notes a bond hearing, action for return of his car, and a writ served by a coroner amid ongoing disputes.
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Cherokee Times
F. A. Donaldson
The
Times
Cherokee
Hastile
Security National Bank
Milford
Iowa
Shan Campbell
Donaldsons
Sibley
Bock
Spirit Lake
Hansen
Eploy
Hill
Writen
McCulla
Lawrence
Lawrence McCulla
Northern Minnesota fishing trip and prairie division rail updates
Mr and Mrs Chas Keeler vacation in Northern Minnesota as depot force enjoy a birthday picnic for B H Smith and H T Dempsey. Chicago visitors inspect the division while Dakota trains move to Short Line depot. An excursion from Town Falls to Spirit Lake succeeds with five hundred passengers and fifty two passes.
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Chas. Keeler
Minnesota
Orleans
B. H. Smith
H. T. Dempsey
R. F. Wright
Town Falls
J. W. Tollerton
C. H E. Roast
F. D. Reed
Chicago
Mildred Nuras
Sylvia Kirk
St. Paul
Lloyd Allen
Teague
Texas
Spirit Lake
QO. D. Garvey
Des Moines
C. L. Simmons
Chas Fuller Undergoes Successful Operation
Chas Fuller, moved from Milford hospital to Washington Boulevard hospital in Chicago, underwent a difficult operation Friday. A small bone splinter hindered growth. a silver plate now holds the bones, and Fuller rests easily with a promising recovery.
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Chas. Fuller
Milford Hospital
Washington Boulevard Hospital
Washington Boulevard
Chicago
Funeral Services At Baptist Church For Mrs Ellen Bixby
Mrs Ellen Ma Rixby 82 9 months pioneer resident of Emmet County died after living in Vermont earlier in life. Born Oct 5 1841 in Underhill Vermont she married Lumon L Bixby in 1860 and had thirteen children seven survive. Funeral at Baptist Church Tuesday at 2:30 Rev Huxford officiating. Buried East Side Cemetery beside her husband.
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Ellen Ma Rixby
Emmet County
Vermont
Bixby
Ellen Wells
Underhill
Lumon L. Bixby
Amanda
Orville Manning
Waterloo
Lumon
Arby Andson
Estherville
Roswell W
Omaha
Chares D
Archie Also
Adelbert R
Clear Lake
S. D
Baptist Church
Huxford
East Side
Herron Retains Spencer Golf Title in Final Rout
Lee Herron of Sioux City captured the Spencer golf title by defeating Gala Jones of Spencer 7 and 5 in a 36 hole final previously set. Carlton McLaughlin won the consolation, Roy Fenske claimed the solace, and final results listed multiple flight winners. Floyd Coon sold his meat market interest to Charles Carpenter forming Coon and Carpenter.
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Lee Herron
Siox City
University of Minnesota
Estherville
Carlton McLaughlin
Sioux City
James White
Deemer Lee
Herron
McLaughlin
Spencer
Arthur Bartlett
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Iowa
Gala Jones
Greeny Herron
Roy Fenske
Jimmie White
Bob Reckhoff
Orange City
John Cory, Jr
M. Peterson
Algona
George Field, Jr
Messenger
Cornell
Floyd Coon
C. Coon and Son
Chas. Carpenter
Made big hit with Rock Island Railroad Company
Last month Herman Oransky had 2000 bills reprinted from an Estherville ad bag featuring editorials urging patrons to favor rail over bus and motor truck lines. The Rock Island Railroad officials praised the effort, copying parts into the Rock Island magazine and signaling forthcoming improvements in Estherville.
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Herman Oransky
Vindicator & Républican
Estherville
Rock Island Railrod Company
Rock Island Magazine
Lima
Rock Island
Vv. R
Wealthy man defined by health and service to others
A reflective quote asserts true wealth comes from good health, a happy home, a successful profession, and a drive to grow and aid others. It contends these fulfill all needs and surpass any monetary riches.
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Frederick R. Green
the Vindicator & Republican
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Northern Vindicator
Georges Specht
Marshalltown
Cleo
Joseph Lore
Duke Sutton
E. C. Sutton
Hutchinson
Hansen Creamery
Jack Gransbury
Sutton Boy
Bingham Cement Products
Craig Bingham
Sutton
W. E. Bradley
Chamber OF Commerce
Donaldson
Imrs
Ellen M. Bixby
W. R. Herron
Sioux ‘City
Northwestern
Catherine Ash
Northeown
L. Reickhoff
Baodeek
Schaller
Carl Gram
Carroll
R Closson
Paullina
Lester Davidson
Joe Green
Rock Island Railroad Company
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