Sondhland Gathering a Big Success in Estherville
Special correspondent reports the Sondhardland Lager two day sessions drew attendees from six states led by Iowa. Weather and rail strikes reduced travel but Grand Theatre hosted capacity crowds with Chamber of Commerce support, band concerts, and lectures by notable speakers including Jeanette Donhowe Henderson and Rev Boe. Estherville praised for hospitality. hopes raised for future gatherings under better transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sondhardland Lager
Grand Theatre
Chamber of Commerce
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois
Wisconsin
Estherville
Wisergatten
Sandhordland
United States
Jeanette Donhowe Henderson
Donhowe
Boe
St. Olaf College
Milo Hausner Disappears Again From Hausner Creamery
Milo Hausner proprietor of the Hausner Creamery has again departed to parts unknown. He was seen in the streets Wednesday morning last week and has not been heard from since. He drove away in his car and the direction or motive are unknown. A prior disappearance last winter ended with a recovered mental state and return to Esther ville to manage his milk station. The case remains peculiar and unexplained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Hausner
Hausner Creamery
Georg
Estherville
Clinite Family Leaving Estherville for Seattle
Dr and Mrs J I Clinite and family depart Estherville Tuesday for a new home in Seattle Washington. They are packing and arranging last details while their lake cottage and home await disposition amid negotiations. The Clinite family are regarded as city showplaces and leaders in social and civic efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Clinite
Seattle
Wash
Clinite
Estherville
High School Football Squad Gears Up For New Season
Twenty five players report for practice under Coach Sauerman. Loss of the entire second team and six veterans challenges the squad, but good material remains. Schedule not set yet. first tough test likely Emmetsburg on October 6 or 7. Estherville impressed by last year’s team and backs Sauerman and the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauerman
Emmetsburg
Estherville
Birthday party for Master Kenneth Luikhart
Mrs A A Crim held a Monday afternoon birthday party in Minneapolis for her grandson Kenneth Luikhart to mark his fifth birthday. A pleasant luncheon was served and all attendees enjoyed the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Crim
Kenneth Luikhart
Minneapolis
Opening speeches and music at Luther College gathering
Schedule notes from a multi day gathering including opening speech by Rev L Skrom me, solos and choral numbers by Jeanetté Donhowe Henderson, speeches by Prof Oscar Olson of Luther College Decorah and Rev T J Severson Eagle Grove, and band music with multiple sessions through Wednesday including business meeting and dismissal by O N Ressell Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Jeanetté Donhowe Henderson
Oscar Olson
Luther College At
Decorah
Jeanette Dunhowe Henderson
T. J. Severson
Eagle Grove
Jeanette Danhowe Henderson
Jeanette Donhowe Henderson
Iver Havneras
Mabel
Minn
Prof
Roe
St. Olaf College
Northfield
N. Ressell
Estherville
Silo Collapse Fatal to Estherville Farmer J N Hansen
John N. Hansen, owner of Crawford dairy farm north of Estherville, died after a wooden silo under construction collapsed in a windstorm. He was assisting with the third hoop when the structure fell onto him. two hired men on the opposite side escaped injury. Hansen, born November 18 1888 in Jackson County Iowa, leaves a wife and three children. Funeral at St Patrick's church followed by Knights of Columbus services. Survivors include his mother, siblings, and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Hansen
Estherville
Crawford Dairy Farm
Cac É
Mr. Hansen
Jackson County
Iowa
Emmet County
Katie Hochstatter
Agnes
Donald
Dorothy
Marie Hansen
Harry F
Menomonie
Wis
Raymond T
Iowa City
H. Rokenbrodt
M. Ansher
Chrissie
Alice
Emma
H. F. Origer
Farmers Union Picnic Draws Big Co operation Lineup
In Estherville on Tuesday August 29 the Farmers Union picnic and cooperation meeting features Milo Reno J M Anderson Charley Watts and J C Lewis among speakers. The event runs all day and promises a major display of cooperative farming, labor cooperation, and stock marketing insights with emphasis on finance control and regional co operatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
J. M. Anderson
Farmers Union
Emmetounty
Milo Reno
Ono
Charley Watts
Terminal Live Stock
Co-Operative Commission
Equity Co-Operative Exchange
United States
Anderson
J. C. Lewis
Iowa Federation of Labor
Lewis
Reno
Iowa
Co-Operative Association
Petersen Car Struck on Crossing by Passenger Train
Hans and Jeng Petersen riding in a Buick owned by Hans Petersen crossed Rock Island tracks on Main street and stalled with wheels on the rail. Engineer Peter Shortes had the slow-moving train under control and struck the car, tearing off the right front wheel and damaging the fender. The collision likely saved their lives from serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans
Jeng Petersen
Spirit Lake
Rock Island
Main Street
Mr. Petersen
Peter Shortes
New Manager for Herman Oransky Store Arrives
Mr. E V Van Fossen of Birdstown Illinois arrived in Estherville Saturday and Monday assumed management of Herman Oransky large department store. He will supervise all departments and his family has set up at Gardston Hotel. Extracted honey ships easiest and pays beekeepers to prepare it for market with attractive containers.
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E V. van Fossen
Birdstown
Illinois
Estherville
Herman Oransky
Estherville Schools Open Sept Fifth
Estherville and district schools begin the new year on September 5 under Superintendent J. S. Hilliard. Forty six teachers are on the faculty, with many returning and several new, all highly regarded. The school board includes J. W. Morse and others, aiming to keep the high standard of Iowa education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
J. S. Hilliard
Sunderlin
Iowa
Board of Education
J. W. Morse
L. Lough
Henry Mahlum
George Obb
Andrew Smith
N.B. Egbert
J. S.hilliard
Nellie R. Goodman
Susie C. Peterson
Britt
Lida G. Anderson
Jackson
Minn
Neva N. Houk
Sioux City
Ruth Tisdale
West Union
Dorothy Latchem
Adelaide
Banfield
Austin
May Hostetter
Williamsburg
LaVane Sellers
P. T
Marshalltown
School Staff Names and Locations Listed
Seventeen educators are listed with grades taught and school locations including Audrey Schnack principal in Prescott Wisconsin and Mabel Minor science in Omaha. Hazel Lee Spirit Lake, Eleanor Robinson history Grand View Missouri, Nellie G Nelson Albert Lea, among others.
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Audrey Schnack
Prescott
Wis
Mabel Minor
Scienet
Omaha
Hazel Lee
School Enrollment Scattered Across District Names
Washington Florence G Stevenson first grade at Goldfield. Elizabeth Colt second at City. Marian Ridley third at City. Corrine Daley fourth at Forest City. Marie Daley fourth at Forest City. Ethel Yeager fifth at City. Deroy Robinson fifth and sixth at ity Nellie Lee sixth at Spirit Lake. Margaret Gowans sixth Cylinder.
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Washington
Florence G. Stevenson
Goldfield
Elizabeth Colt
Marian Ridley
Corrine Daley
Forest City
Marie Daley
Forest
Ethel Yeager
Deroy Robinson
Ity Nellie Lee
Spirit Lake
Margaret Gowans
List of names and schools in local graduation notes
Jackson Frances Bain First Marengo Mildred Stuart First Armstrong Margaret Maniece Second and Principal City Ione M Snyder Second Cedar Falls Lincoln Vera Brown First and Principal City Amber B Mann Second and Third Burt Katherine Gibson Fourth and Fifth Emmetsburg Margaret Robinson Fifth and Sixth Trenton Mo
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Jackson Frances Bain
Marengo
Mildred Stuart
Armstrong
Margaret Maniece
City
Ione M. Snyder
Cedar Falls
Lincoln Vera Brown
Amber B. Mann
Burt
Katherine Gibson
Emmetsburg
Margaret Robinson
Trenton
Local students named in school roll call
McKinley Luella Brown named primary and principal at Morning Sun. Edith Hanson listed third at Radcliffe. Ruth Ann Markle placed second at Fairbanks. Nelle Anderson recorded fourth and fifth at Holstein.
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McKinley Luella Brown
Morning Sun
Edith Hanson
Radcliffe
Ruth Ann Markle
Fairbanks
Nelle Anderson
Holstein
Avis Cole, Roseltha Pullen, Wilma Gronstal V R
The note discusses providing an empty comb for fall honey flow as bees reduce comb building in autumn. It mentions Avis Cole and Roseltha Pullen with Wilma Gronstal in the case style.
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Avis Cole
Roseltha Pullen
Wilma
Gronstal
V. R
Auto Crash on Half Mile Hill Injures Five Persons
Ernest Ingalls of three miles south of Superior drives toward Estherville with his wife and two children when Andrew Nelson and Leslie Gransbury travel west and two cars collide near Lincoln Street hill. Mrs Ingalls suffers a broken jaw and serious internal injuries. The two children are scratched. Ingalls has facial and arm cuts. Mrs Ingalls taken to Birney hospital. Nelson suffers chest injuries. Gransbury is badly cut and briefly in critical condition before improving. Both cars demolished. Causes disputed with claims of blinding glare and right side position, but no official statement yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Ingalls
Superior
Estherville
Andrew Nelson
Leslie Gransbury
Lincoln Street
Nelson
Ingalls
Mr. Ingalls
Mr and Mrs G C Davis In Auto Accident
Mr and Mrs G C Davis were returning from Graver when their car struck gravel and turned over in a ditch. Mrs Davis suffered a fracture to the right lower limb below the thigh and was taken to Coleman hospital where the fracture was reduced and she is progressing as expected. Mr Davis was not injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Davis
Graver
Mrs. Davis
Coleman Hospital
Roy Brown Compares Black Hills to Yellowstone Entrance
Roy Brown says the Black Hills are wonderful but the Yellowstone gateway via Shoshone Canyon and Sylvan Pass surpasses the Hills. He praises park officials for courtesy, notes long drives with few fears, and enjoyed several stops along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Brown
Black Hills
Yellowstone
Shoshone Canyon
Sylvan Pass
Park
Prominent Emmetsburg Merchant Dies at 53
Julius H. Knoblauch, a leading Emmetsburg merchant, died at his home on the 12th after a brief illness. He was a little over fifty three and was well known in Estherville where he once belonged to Esdraelon Commandery. He was also active in Knights of Pythias circles and a valued community figure.
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Julius H. Knoblauch
Emmetsburg
Estherville
Esdraelon
Knights of Pythias
Editor and Family Take Vacation Week Off
On Thursday night this week we will lock up the shop and take a vacation. Next week no issue. The Boss and the Missus and Darline with Mrs. R. J. Sample head to northern Wisconsin for a fishing visit. We cannot afford it but must take a break. the next Journal will be August 31 and we return August 28.
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Missus
Darline
R. J. Sample
Wisconsin
Armstrong Journal
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Sondh’dland
Judge Lee
Lo. Thorson
Thorson
R. J
Rev. L. Skromme
ETAO
J. N. Hansen
Silo
Andrew O. Myhre
A. Berge
L. O. Vigdah
Ruthven
S. O. Sande
Graettinger
8. Strand
Wallingford
J. Hansen
J. M. Cummings
J. P. Kirby
F. M. Jones
H. L. Klocow
E. B. Lohr
Rebekah Lodge
Turtle Lake Park
Peterson
Herman Oransky Store
Half Mile Hill
G. C. Davs
Cody
White Bro
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