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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1934

Page

3

Grain and Livestock Shipped Rapidly Across Dakota Division

Grain and livestock move at record pace unseen in four years with Dakota division figures and West Bend shipments highlighting a surge since July 1. About 21,121 cars moved since July 1, averaging 138 per day. weekly grain moves reach 750 cars and stock 75. From August 1 to date 2,366 carloads compared with 850 last year. freight flow exceeds 1930 levels. Highway 71 construction advances from the Minnesota line toward Spirit Lake, linking with No 9 to Superior, with future paving toward Canada and the Gulf of Mexico.

Dakota Division Rock Island West Bend Minnesota Line Superior Spirit Lake Gulf of Mexico Canada Gulf

Convention of the Legion auxiliary to meet in August

The Des Moines headquarters announce the Legion auxiliary convention will be held August 21 to 24. Hotel Fort Des Moines will serve as convention headquarters. Returns from a buying trip note Alex Johnston secured fall and winter footwear stocks for L. M. Christensen store. Various residents and visitors are listed with short notes of travel and visits.

Des Moines Lagion Hotel Fort Des Moin Alex Johnston Chicago L. M. Christensen

Moving to Estherville by Covered Wagons in 1868

Eva C Morrison recounts a 150 mile move from Deerfield Steele County Minnesota to Estherville in 1868. The family travels in wagons with cattle, settles riverside, and begins farming and schooling amid harsh conditions. Alma dies from diphtheria, Eva survives with help from neighbor Alisa Jenkins who later inspires Eva’s marriage to an editor in 1879.

Deerfield Steele County Minnesota Owatonna Faribault Estherville Washington Morse Bave Fairmont Eva Alma Alisa Jenkins Mother Miss Jenkins Farnum Mather Therville Ballard

Estherville Revives Local Drum Corps for Armistice Day Plans

The Estherville drum and bugle corps, revived by the American Legion, will represent the city at Armstrong's Whoopee Day and other Iowa celebrations. Temporary leadership rests with Lewis Salyers. Gerhard Borlaug is musician. Irl West is secretary and treasurer. The group plans a 16 man core with extras, awaiting a permanent board and officers. The unit, inactive two years, previously placed second at a State Legion convention finals.

Estherville Armstrongs Lewis Salyers Gerhard Borlaug Irl West

Sorghum Mill and Cane Planting Report from Estherville

A reading of local recollections describes efforts to broadcast planting plans to farmers in Estherville about cane seed timing. Postmaster Howard Graves Bemis Brothers and a Mr. Ridley helped spread word, possibly aided by the Vindicator. The sorghum mill ran around the clock in fall, boiling cane juice into syrup under a covered vat, powered by a horse. Mother fed the night crew with meals and midnight lunches as work intensified. Prices for the syrup and surplus corn and oats were low, with uncertain returns.

Estherville Howard Graves Bemis Brothers Ridley

Zerfoss Family Reunion Held At Superior Home

Superior, Aug 22 A number of relatives held a family reunion at the Jud Zerfoss home Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Will Krivanek and family Mr and Mrs Howard McIntyre and family Mrs Mary Krivanek John Fisher and Chas Jakobson of St Paul Mr and Mrs O W Webber Leo Hazard and family Leslie Booten and family of Spirit Lake Clayton Webber and family and Mr and Mrs Othello Webber of Estherville.

Superior Jud Zerfoss Will Krivanek Howard McIntyre Mary Krivanek John Fisher Chas Jackobson St. Paul O. W Webber Leo Hazard Leslie Booten Spirit Lake Clayton Webber Othello Webber Estherville

Drought Cattle Planned from Iowa In 1935 Area

County agent M A Balkema announced that five to six hundred drought cattle from Iowa will be placed on farms with grazing land. Contracts may be obtained at the Farm Bureau. Milk cows will be milked by the farmer, who receives payment per head per month. Beef cattle options allow a share in cattle, and transportation costs fall to the owner unless otherwise arranged. Contracts expire May 1 1935. Interested parties should contact Balkema or Francis Kennedy.

M. A. Balkema Iowa Farm Bureau Balkema Francis Kennedy Emergency Relief Committee

Committee to Complete Plans for Festival

A special committee will meet at city hall Thursday evening to finish plans for the Fall Festival. Members include Henry Mahlum Fred Ehlers H H Sconberg M A Balkema Herb Drey Jerry Weggs W E Demon Fred Herb Allen J E Wilson Jay Howard and J B Hil. Mr and Mrs W H Bunt returned Wednesday night from Brookings SD where they stayed with relatives. John Tagliaoh a pool ry newks a8 ey aftrarnding here.

Henry Mahlum Fred Ehlers H. H. Sconberg M. A. Balkema Herb Drey Jerry Weggs W. E. Demon Fred. Herb Allen J. E. Wilson Jay Howard J. 8. Hil W. H. Bunt Brookings, &. C John Talaga

Junior Band Concert Presented by City Orchestra

The Junior band organized this summer under Earl Josten will give its first concert Saturday at 10 o'clock in Roosevelt Auditorium. Parents and all interested are invited. Members include Marion Thrush, Carola Mathre, Margaret Jane Johnston, Vivian Espeset, Pat Kelly, Ruth Jackson, Bob Reed, Kathleen Deming, Selmer Matre, Earl Herbrandson, Roland Fagre, Corrine Bormann, Lavonne Anderson, Kenneth Kurtz, Maurice Eveleth, Or Thean Blacketer, Betty Huntsinger, Maurine Petcoff, Muriel Hansen, Harvey Lunde, Arnold Benson, Dean Osmundson, John Callender, Gregory McNally, Bonnie Hayden, Arnt Espeset, Bob Tredway, Clarence Peterson, Wallace Knutson, Roscoe Keyser, Richard Dawson, Mac McMillan, Donald Tracy, Dale Knutson.

Earl Josten Roosevelt Auditorium Piccolo Marion Thrush Carola Mathre Margaret Jane Johnston Vivian Espeset Pat Kelly Ruth Jackson Bob Reed Kathleen Deming Selmer Matre Earl Herbrandson Roland Fagre Corrine Bormann Lavonne Anderson Kenneth Kurtz Maurice Eveleth Orthean Blacketer Betty Huntsinger Maurine Petcoff Muriel Hansen Harvey Lunde Arnold Benson Dean Osmundson John Callender Gregory McNally Bonnie Hayden Arnt Espeset Bob Tredway Clarence Peterson Wallace Knutson Raymond Kurtz Roscoe Keyser Richard Dawson Mac McMillan Donald Tracy Ronald Schenck Dale Knutson

Former Terril Woman Buried at Spencer

Mrs Archig Weisbrod of Spencer a former Terril resident died Aug 14 at 24 after a year of illness and six weeks bedfast Her husband died June 24 She leaves a 3 year old son her mother two brothers four sisters and many friends Funeral services were held Aug 22 at Cobb funeral home and Pentecostal church with Rev Lundquist in charge Burial in Riverside cemetery.

Terril Iowa Archig Weisbrod Spencer Pentecostal Weisbrod Cobb Funeral Home Pentecostal Church Lundquist Riverside Cemetery

Superior Folks Mourn Loss of Sister in Des Moines

Daisy Ward rip and Mrs Otto McCoy received word Wednesday of the death of their sister Mrs Lucille Van Tyne of Des Moines. She passed away in Chicago after an operation to remove a tumor in the head. Mr and Mrs McCoy, Mr and Mrs Jay Wardrip and Ray Wardrip left Thursday for Des Moines to attend the funeral on Friday. The Wardrip family receives the heartfelt sympathy of their many friends.

Superior Daisy Wardrip Otto McCoy Lucille van Tyne Des Moines van Tyne Chicago McCoy Jay Wardrip Ray Wardrip Wardrip

Li Reopens Friday Public Library Reopens After Week Closed

Estherville public library will reopen Friday after being closed a week for Angerg it was announced today by Miss Lu ce Paterton librarian. No fines will be charged on any book returned before September 1. Mrs V A Haberkamp and children of Garner are visiting Mrs B H Brackett this week.

Estherville Angerg

Old Settlers to Picnic Co ffc Provides Acts

The Esthville fire department marks its fiftieth year during the Fall Festival from September 6 to 8. Events include Old Settlers Homecoming, livestock shows, a home economics exhibit, and free Chamber of Commerce acts. The Old Settlers Picnic at Riverside Park Thursday features a speech by George C. Call, band music, and other entertainment. Committees for the Emmet County Pioneer Association are named, with various members listed for groceries, prizes, reception, and registration. Firemen’s ball is set for Friday with the Little German band likely to play. a horse pulling contest occurs Friday afternoon, followed by a balloon ascension at the ball park. Saturday includes a livestock parade and replicas of old fire equipment. A history of the Rescue Fire Company is recounted, noting founding members and early council actions. several original members still reside in Estherville.

Estheville Old Settlers Riverside Park George C. Call Emmet County Pioneer Association Chas. Bixby F. A. Robinson L. H. Barnes B. Collins K. K. Nau Theo. Myhre B. H. Brack Ett Jones’ Feed Company Thompson Brothers of Aurora Ill WMT H. C. Brown W. H. Dickinson J. P. Koster Charles Waldron H. O. Sillge Fred Ehlers A. O. Peterson C. R. Kurtz Leonard Carlson Claud Ketchum Estherville Chauncey Ammon M. L. Archer G. L. Bartlett W. A. Beecher T W. Carter H. C. Coon C. W. Crim C. W. Dillman N. B. Egbert James Esepest C. I. Hinman J. D. Hoover H. A. Jehu C. B. Little Rescue Fire Company John Dygert L. E. White Samuel Fritz Forman W. J. Pullen H. G. Grant Mr. White Peerson Fritz Silly Fire Company Edwards South 6Th W. R. Whitfield Iowa State College C. W. McDonald Donald Smith McDonald Costa Harry Linn Iowa Horse and Mule Breeders Association of Iowa Temp Wiley Mr. McDonald C. P. Jackson Ernest Wright Iowa Dairy Asociation of Waterloo Andy Graff Sue

Two divorce suits filed in district court for September term

Two divorce cases move to the September term. Grace Carlson seeks divorce from John A. Carlson on cruelty and inhuman treatment with alleged anger fits and support refusal. Mary Mitchell seeks divorce from Lloyd J. Mitchell on cruelty and desertion, asking custody of their child Leo and divorce costs.

Grace Carlson John A. Carlson Dwight G. McCarty Emmetsburg Carlson Mary--Mitchell Lloyd J. ‘Mitchell Leo Mitchell Johnston

P T A Book Sale Dates Set for August in Estherville High School

The Estherville P T A announces a used book sale August 28 29 and 30 to fund school supplies. Citizens may bring books August 28 29 with owner names and prices. Books should be clean and fit for school use. Sale proceeds go to educational needs with no profit.

Estherville

Emmetsburg to Host State Liquor Store Project

Iowa State Liquor Commission representatives secured an option on the Yeutter bakery building on East Main Street Emmetsburg for a new state liquor store. Emmetsburg replaces Estherville among 27 stores to be opened. A lease will define rental fixtures heat and water requirements. Meredith and Long arranged a Storm Lake store first but were redirected to Emmetsburg to begin negotiations.

Iowa State Liquor Commission Emmetsburg Yeutter Bakery East Main Street Estherville Messrs Meredith and Long Storm Lake

India’s greatest seer to perform at Park Theater

Mahendra the renowned seer will appear at Park Theatre Arnold's Park for one week starting August 26. The act includes entertainers The Great Lester, famed ventriloquist, and Kiron the Egyptian dancer. Mahendra has answered questions for 25 years on stage, radio, and in newspapers.

Mahendra India Park Theatre Arnold's Park Lester Kiron

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J. van Buskirk Fae and Mae of Dennis Bagan Jessie Kasa Mrs Milo Hunt Clem Luskart Kenneth Minneapolis Mrs. O. L. Anderson Evelyn T. A. Gustafson R. Brubaker Dickie Lee Butterfield, Minn Floyd Gustafson Maxine Callender Marjorie Butler of Clarion Garner Pauline Blackstone Roy Bassett Pauline Wyatt Osceola Harlan Ralaton Robert Ratper Cedar Rapids James Rainey F. H. Rhodes Mason City Lillian Rhodes Chris Keaning Little Rock Peter Lundin South Fourth Avenue Kroning Misener Robert Janesville Wis Gene Jeb Emma Holmes Sestherville Eva C. Morrison Albert T. Reid Red Eae sTen senviEs Treasury Estherville Idium and Bugle Corpa Zerfoss Superior, Sun Bureau Spencer Thurs V. A.haberkamp Oberammergau Bavaria Mme Clara Mayr Anton Lang, Jr Georgetown University P.T.A Park Theater Leghorn & Light Vane de Leghorn & Light Estherville Co-operative Creamery
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