Evolution U K Theistic Says Rev Chipperfield
The third article by ministers on evolution appears in this issue. Rev R T Chipperfield, Methodist Episcopal pastor, explains evolution as a theory about how things became focusing on the how rather than the why. He notes science advances but remains unfinished and cites the Scopes case as a spark for interest. He distinguishes atheistic from theistic evolutionists and affirms that the Bible is not a scientific text but guides life and character. He reflects on God’s ordinary way of answering prayers through natural processes and emphasizes the Bible’s compatibility with theistic evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Chipperfield
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. F. Huxford
The
Baptist Church
Tennessee
Nature
God
Job
New Cars Purchased In Local Listings
A compilation of car purchases shows buyers and makes including Dodge, Ford, Chevrolet, Buick, and Plymouth. Names such as Joe Johnson, A J Flindt, T R Hannifan, W A Hendrickson, and G H Hall Jr appear along with towns like Ringsted Armstrong Dolliver Estherville and Maple Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Johnson
Armstrong
Dodge
Benson Brothers
Ringsted
Willis Balgh
A. J. Flindt
Cheveotet
T. Iverson
Dolliver
Ford
T . R. Hannifan
Overland Setae
Wenn
Doolittle Opens Hatchery With Giant Incubator
L C Doolittle, a milk poultry and honey farmer on North Sixth Street, installs a $2000 incubator that holds 12 096 eggs and is ventilated by three 16 inch electric fans and warm water heating. He plans to hatch leading varieties from local pure flocks, offer custom hatching, and ship day-old chicks nationwide by parcel post weekly. The incubator begins operation next March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Doolittle
North Sixth Street
Mr. Doolittle
Boxing Good but Attendance Low at Estherville Show
The Estherville Athletic club nearly broke even on a six bout boxing card Tuesday night as rain kept many home. About two hundred attended with heavy expenses, under Ernie Johnson. The best bout matched Keller against Kilbeck, who absorbed punishment but fought to the finish. Kilbeck slipped injuring a knee but recovered. Ansel Alwell and Lynn Ahrens fought the only decisive match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Athletic Club
Ernie Johnson
Keller
Kilbock
Kilbeck
Ansel Alwell
Lynn Ahrens
Start Excavation Work on Co-operative Creamery
F H Peterson was given the contract to remove dirt for the new Cooperative Creamery. Work started Tuesday afternoon and is well progressed. The board has not yet submitted bid plans as specifications are not final, though blueprints are finished and building details are decided upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Peterson
Cooperative Creamery
New Pastry Cook Arrives at Wilson Bakery
Edward George of Minneapolis arrived last week to assume duties at the Wilson bakery. He brings thirty years in the baking trade and has worked in top Minneapolis bakeries. He can bake any pastry and introduces many new delicacies to Wilson’s stock. J Wilson visited Minneapolis Friday with two nephews Minnus Riley and Boyd Riley, who had been visiting at the Wilson home and returned home at the week’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward George
Minneapolis
Wilson Bakery
George
Wilson
J. Wilson
Minnus Riley
Boyd Riley
Holton
Kansas
Twin girls boost Brott family to ten children
Mr and Mrs Archie D Brott welcome twins Bonnie Lou and Betty Lou born July 18 making ten children in the family One child died in infancy The family formerly lived on Spirit Lake road near the death curve and kept a bison herd They now live near Superior with a large cattle herd and sell milk in Emmetville County residents say the family is among the happiest in the county
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Archie D. Brott
Bonnie Lou
Betty KE
Brott
Spirit
Lake Road
Superior
Estherville
Mr. Brott
Brottig
Emmet
Gant Prefers Old Iowa to Kansas in Letter to Vindicator
A.C. Gant, move editor for the Lakes Resort edition, writes from Saint Joseph Missouri August 4 1915 praising Kansas wheat and potato crops but favoring Iowa land. He notes Kansas farms lack Iowa prosperity, cites rising wheat prices during threshing, and mentions Arthur Capper’s critique of big business influencing grain prices as he compares state prospects and hopes for a stabilizing banner corn crop.
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Iowa
Kansas
Gant
A. C. Gant
the Lakes Resort
Vindicator
Republican
St. Joseph
Atchinson
Saint Joseph
Missouri
Nich
Towa
Kaw Valley
Arthur Capper
Twin Cities
Five DeMolays to Attend Convention at Templars Park
Five representatives from the Estherville De Molay chapter will attend a regional training camp at Templars Park from August 28 to September 4 with an expected attendance of 600. Attendees include William Bale Willis Gruwell Julius Osher John Rhodes and Victor Morrice with advisor Fred Jones. Estherville plans two exhibition degrees memorial and burial services.
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Estherville
Templars Park
United States
William Bale
Willis Gruwell
Julius Osher
John Rhodes
Victor Morrice
Fred Jones
Willis Grunwell
Harold Keeler
Selmar Amdal
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Roy
Dickerson
Dad
Sioux City
de Molay
Louis Lower
William
Colorado
de Molays
Willis Grinell
Grinnell
Julius
Esther
What Is in a Name in a Second Hand Store
A man rushed into Estherville Furniture and questioned if it was a second hand shop. Proprietor J. T. Johnston replied that it was indeed a second hand store and asked what the man wanted. The brief exchange centers on the store’s identity and inventory.
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V. R
Estherville
J. T. Johnston
Johnston
Estherville Market Reports Plucked From Corn and Egg Notes
Estherville market reports summarize the No 3 yellow corn and eggs with scattered figures. Fragmentary OCR text mentions heavy spring and light spring varieties, with unclear prices and units. The readable items include corn and eggs references but lack complete data or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Srila
Pioneer Banquet Guests Visit Old Friends Frank Davey
Mr and Mrs Frank Davey of Salem Oregon are in Estherville for a short visit. A seven oclock dinner and informal reception will be given in their honor at the Gardston Hotel. Chas Dillihan and Frank Day will attend, all former Vindicator editors with long ties to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davey
Salem
Oregon
Estherville
Gardston Hotel
Chas. Dillihan
Blue Earth
Minn
Frank Day
Fairmont
Davey
Vindicator
Day
Dillman
Duluth
Knights of Columbus
Esther Ville
Wave Everyday To Conductor As His Train Passes
C M Keating conductor on the M and St L makes friends along the line as his twice daily train passes wave to him. Near Gilmore City three farm children wait at a gate and receive candy or trinkets. At Raleigh the conductor’s dog meets him nightly and the dog expects the train. Keating is described as amiable and accommodating.
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C. M. Keating
Gilmore City
Raleigh
Keating
Mr. Keating
County Auditors Meet at Cedar Rapids Today
The thirtieth annual convention of the state association of county auditors meets today in Cedar Rapids with Mayor G. Rice to welcome attendees. Speakers include I. Hunter of Polk County on the response and Glenn C. Haynes on Good Roads. G. H. Getty will discuss general information and E. L. Hogue with J. C. McClune will address budget law and property assessment for taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Association of County Auditors
Cedar Rapids
H. Hunter
Polk County, Board of Supervisors
Glenn C. Haynes
Des Moines
G. H. Getty
State Auditor
E. L. Hogue
J C. McClune
To Serve Cake Saturday at Opening of Bakery
R H H Winters, an experienced baker from California, will open a new bakery owned by John G. Smiths building between Raife’s shoe store and Nau Brothers. The Winters family has moved from Spirit Lake and carpenters have remodeled the interior for a public opening with an immense cake for samples.
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R H H. Winters
California
John G. Smith
Raife’s
Nau Brothers Clothing
Winters
Spirit Lake
Great Lakes Golf Tournament at the Lakes Iowa
A Great Lakes golf event is slated at the Lakes course on the Lake area. The tournament will feature competitors from regional clubs in a format to determine the open championship.
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Iowa
Great Lakes
the Lakes
Lakes
Van Valkenberg Bound Over to Grand Jury on Bootleg Charges
Fred Van Valkenberg was bound over to the Grand Jury on bootlegging charges after three quarts of liquor were found near the river. He posted $500 bond after police discovered the liquor by the Rock Island pump house and waited for someone to claim it. He arrived the next morning as officers expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred van Valkenberg
Grand Jury
van Valkenberg
Rock Island
Mr. van Valkenberg
County Receives 1926 License Plates and car totals
county treasurer E H Hanson reports 300 1926 truck licenses issued maroon plates with white figures. 3370 1925 licenses issued. 150 shortfall expected. July registrations show 62 new cars. transfers 153 in June and 164 in July. Iowa may shift to single-number plates next year with counties like Webster Clinton and Cerro Gordo nearing 10,000 plates. State ranks tenth in cars. New York leads with 1.41 million.
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E. H. Hanson
Emmet
Webster County
Clinton County
Clinton
Cerro Gordo
Dubuque
Towa
New York
California
Iowa
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Texas
Massachusetts
NO BIG SURPLUS IN CITY STRONG BOX
City Treasurer James W. Ghoslin submitted a detailed report to Estherville City Council showing a total of only 84,788.14 across funds, with about 35,000 spread among accounts and 7,000 tied to recently called bonds. After considering 24,000 in gas plant debt due in 1927, the available surplus for other purposes drops to about 18,700, debunking rumors of a 130,000 surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Ghoslin
Estherville
Savings Gen
Estherville Hints at Ice Cream Plant Next Year
Plans are under study for an ice cream plant by the Hutchinson company to be built in Estherville, producing over gallons yearly. Local manager Leo Saunders says district demand is rising, shipping cream mixture to Mason City proving tight, with Estherville as northern Iowa hub including Spirit Lake and Arnolds Park. Prospects show strong potential as surrounding creameries supply cream, aided by a new cooperative creamery.
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Hutchinson Company
Leo Saunders
Mason City
Estherville
Iowa
Spirit Lake
Arnolds Park
Hutchinson
Weather Outlook for Upper Des Moines and Lower Missouri Valleys
Forecast covers August 10 to 15. Fair start with possible showers later. Temperatures near normal most of week.
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Des Moines
Missouri
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Evolution
U. K
Rev.chipperfield
Huxford
Athletic Club
Betty Lou
Twins
Brott Home
Templars
Mrs. Davey
V.r.county
Pen
Weather Outlook
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