Vindicator and Republican urges readers to boost paper
The column from the Vindicator and Republican appeals Estherville visitors and locals to publish Descriptions of trips to the mountain resort and National parks. It argues for a strong home park, river drives, and local picnics, while noting coal, oats, and corn market insights and advocating hard work as the path to success. The Iowa State Fair sections praise exhibits and programs, urging support for the event’s scale and educational value.
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Estherville
Mountain Resort
National Parka
The
Vindicator
Republican
Social events honor of Miss Nadene Carpenter
Cedar Rapids guest Miss Nadene Carpenter was honored at a social afternoon hosted by her aunt Mrs H O Silge with about a dozen young ladies. A lunch was served to conclude the gathering.
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Nadene Carpenter
Cedar Rapids
H. O. Silge
Happily Married on Last Thursday at Spirit Lake
John J. Hill and Mrs. Mary Baker wed quietly last Thursday morning in Spirit Lake with Rev. W A McKinson officiating. Both well known in Estherville, Hill is city employee and they plan to live here. West Riverside Club plans tenth anniversary on September 8 at the F B Yale home with an all day picnic.
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John J. Hill
Mary Baker
Spirit Lake
W. A. Mckinson
Hill
Estherville
West Riverside Club
G. E. Davis
West Riverside Country Club
F. B. Yale
RB. B. Flindt
Davis
Peterson
Raleigh, Towa
Ross, Sr
Beckett
Boone, Iowa
Bert Erickzon
New York
Mrs Robert Clark Hosts Ladies Gathering at Country Home
Mrs Robert Clark entertained a group of her lady friends this afternoon at her country home in honor of her mother Mrs W S Jones and her sister Miss Reba from Sioux City.
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Fae Pullen
North Sixth Street
Miss Pullen
Bessie Peterson
Cerlar Rapide
Gertrude Knight
Mason City
Wiss Tmid
Jen
Fred Albertson
Robert Clark
W. S. Jones
Reba
Sioux City
Mrs Haskell Honored In Twin White Bear Social Events
Mrs EP Haskell of White Bear Minnesota was feted with two social gatherings in the past week. Mrs M H Schloeman hosted an informal afternoon and lunch for friends of Mrs Haskell, then Mrs Jay Johnston hosted a luncheon for her visiting companion. Decorations followed a pink and white theme. Twel ve intimate friends attended.
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Haskell
White Bear
Minn
M. H. Schloeman
Bankrupt businessman threatens libel suit over editor
Yap Brannagan, editor of the Emimets burg Democrat, is threatened with a libel suit by bankrupted Mr. Fain who alleges Brannigan has published more than he should about his alleged extravagant and possibly dishonorable methods. Brannigan is evidently pursued for publishing allegations.
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Yap
Branagan
Emimetsburg Democrat
Fain
Brannigan
Fain Plans Libel Suit Against Democrat Becomes Public
In the latest Democrat issue, Mr Fain hints at suing the Democrat for libel, telling friends he will likely rely on his attorney for the decision. He jokes about needing extra hog housing for his next mammoth sale and possibly buying a new diamond to impress donors at his sprawling ventures. He remains focused on business moves, including market interests.
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The
Democrat
Fain
Ane
Baseball Pitcher Arrested in Armour Theft Case
Sherburne Minnesota, August. Two Chicago detectives left with Nick Freynick, arrested on charges tied to a 15600 embezzlement from Armour & Co. in Kansas City where he worked as a bookkeeper. Freynick had recently joined the Incal baseball club as a pitcher. three accomplices are suspected.
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Sherburne, Minn
Aug
Chicago
Nick R. Freynick
Conndtion
Various Local Visits and Travel Notes Across Town
Miss Arlene Hollenbeck visits aunt Mrs Fort Connelly in Dolliver and returns home with relatives. Several families and individuals travel between Algona, Minneapolis, Spirit Lake, and other towns for visits or care. Betty Yeager falls ill. Linsley and Hyatt households host guests. travel to Columbus for care. Dr Ewen and family planned Rockford trip. Camp Meeting attendees. Portsmouth visitors among the many local social movements.
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Arlene Hollenbeck
Dolliver
L. C. Hansen
Norway
America
Hanson Home
Nels Anderson
Oscar Myhre
Lake Freeton
Henry
South Dakota
W. F. Wratten
the Lakes
Hogcett
Cigar Factory
Taugherty
Waukee
Iowa
Sidney Blake
Betty Yeager
Wm. Coffin
Spirit Lake
L. A. Linsley
Will Cochran
Lennox
Lena
Locals and Guests Visit Amid Week’s Readings
H J Mester left for home last Tuesday and Olga Zimmerman of Panama Iowa also returned home with them on Monday. Cavin and son shipped three loads of hogs to Chicago Monday with Mr Cavin accompanying. Ray Stott and J Pendergast families visited Linsleys Saturday. Harry Wheeler of Spirit Lake spent Sunday with George Ruthven. Agnes and Margaret Knight spent the weekend in Chicago with kin. Laney Hunter and wife arrived to visit the Hyatt family east of town.
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H. J. Mester
Olga Zimmerman
Panama
Iowa
Mester
C. E. Cavin and Son
Chicago
Cavin
Ray Stott
North 9Th St
Babe Jessie Carey Died at Five Months in Gruver
The infant Jessie Elizabeth Carey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J E Carey of Gruver, died last Sunday evening at five months and one day old. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Gruver church with Rev. Herbert Marsh presiding. The family expresses community sympathy in their bereavement and looks to reunion beyond partings.
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Summerland
Earth
JAS P DOYLE IN SERIOUS CONDITION
Friends in Estherville report J P Doyle is seriously ill in a local hospital. His brother and sister from Tipton Iowa arrived to visit him. Doyle has lived in Estherville many years and is well known. community hopes for his recovery.
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Jas. P. Doyle
J. P. Doyle
Tipton
Iowa
Mr. Doyle
Tie
Estherville
Band concert draws large crowd amid bad weather
The Chamber of Commerce organized another band concert that drew a large crowd to the city last evening despite rain. The band has served as a leading advertising medium for the town this summer and has inspired local enthusiasm.
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Chamber of Commerce
Estherville Band Earns Local Praise and Investment Hope
A small town notes the Yew band has built a fine reputation through days of improving music. Residents see the group as a good investment for Estherville and expect it to grow and prosper under local support and leadership.
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Estherville
Mahlum and Anderson Sweepstakes at Sweeper-Vac Store
Mahlum and Anderson, agents for the Sweeper-Vac, host a contest this week at their south show window. Visitors count brush revolutions per minute, with a $25 prize for the correct tally. The contest closes August 28th. many show interest due to the challenging task.
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Mahlum & Anderson
Skilie
Mahhim & Anderson
Call For Railroad Men In Arkansas
The Rock Island railroad company seeks railroad boys from this division to work as conductors on the Louisiana Division between Little Rock and Eldorado Oklahoma. Tyan Cotant left Tuesday night for the locale and others may follow if he reports favorable conditions.
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Rock Island Railroad Company
Arkansas
Louisiana
Little Rock
Eldorado
Oklahoma
Tyan Cotant
Presbyterian Church Notes Invite Awaited Sunday Services
The Presbyterian church will resume morning services and Sunday school next Sunday at usual hours. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend both services.
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Presbyterian Church
Marriage Licenses for Clarence Peterson and Ethel Rankin
Clarence FE Peterson of Armstrong and Ethel Mo Rankin of Armstrong obtained a marriage license on August 16. The couple resides in Armstrong and their union was recorded by local civil authorities.
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Clarence FE. Peterson
Armstrong
Ethel Mo Rankin
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