Lawrence Store Sold Last Week to Syndicate Clothing Co
Lawrence's clothing business in Estherville changed hands last week as Hugh B. Lawrence sold the store to the Syndicate Clothing Company of Cedar Rapids. The firm, a large Iowa and Rochester NY affiliate, will run the Estherville store with Herman Graaf’s leaseholding building. Lawrence remains temporarily to wind down his other property and assist in the transfer. The sale marks the end of a near four-decade era dating to Hagle Clothing and later Graaf era. Lawrence is valued locally for public spirit and reliability, and his departure will be felt in business and social circles.
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Hugh B. Lawrence
Clothie Company of
Cedar Rapids
Daventt
Marshalltown
Creston
Iown Alls
Estherville
Septemer
Tate
H. G
Hagle
Graaf
Herman
Wrence
Busiess
J. Heron Graaf
roOprietors
Syndicate Clothing Company
Iowa
Rochester
New York
Esther- Me
Company
Lawrence
Robbery at Deep Rock Service Station on East Linn Street
Thief broke in last Thursday night at the Deep Rock Service Station on East Linn Street and stole $25 in cash. No arrest yet, but a local suspect is suspected and a definite clue was left behind. Also notes scouts in camp near Spirit Lake and a residence sale on East Main Street.
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WM. McArdle
Deep Rock
East Lin- In
Rockland beats Graettinger 2 to 0 at Lost Island Lake
A large Estherville crowd watched Graettinger defeat Rockland 2 to 0 in a pitchers duel at Lost Island Lake Electric Park. Paulsen of Graettinger pitched well Kendall matched him for Rockland, but Graettinger built both runs on errors. Grobmier won a forfeit in the wrestling match after Rubel was injured. the two have signed for a rematch in three weeks.
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Estherville
Lost Island Lake
Electric Park
Rocksland
Graettinger
Paulsen
Kendall
Grobmier
Rubel
Ruble
Estherville to open lunch room for transient train trade
The city plans a new lunch room after September 10 to serve travelers stopping in Rock Island dining area. Bulletins promote Estherville widely, benefiting local business institutions.
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Fonsi Hotein
Eatherville
Rock Island
Estherville
Mayor Diggles Hurt In Gruver Incident
Gruver mayor Diggles, known for cracking down on crime, was badly cut while helping arrest a suspect. His wife dressed the wound and he recovered consciousness quickly, with officials optimistic about no lasting harm. The piece also notes a mass tax collection drive in Emmet County by six revenue officers from Dubuque and outlines obscure tax rules on dance tickets, golf club dues, and baseball licenses.
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Diggles
Gruver
Beck
M. D
Emmet
Dubuque
Mason City
T. A. Lonegan
Geo. Weiser
R. Wolfe
R. J. Hughes
Claude Doak
Frank Long
Athletic Societes
Bracle Sam
Aged Lady Osmond Tuttle Dies Sudden in Estherville
The Estherville community mourns Mrs. Osmond Tuttle 75, who died suddenly after a heart attack. Born 1846 in Pittsburgh, she lived long in Norway Iowa before marrying Mr. Tuttle. Survived by 12 children, 57 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. husband died years ago. Funeral Friday at 2:30 from Mrs. Conklin’s home, Rev. Tompkins presiding. burial State Line Cemetery.
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Osmond Tuttle
Estherville
M. Conkin
Tuttle
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Norway
Iowa
George
Pocahontas
Mary Wheley
Wheaton
Minn
Harmon
Alexandria
Belle Heesch
Fort Dodge
Henry
William
Mora
John Bidles
Huntington
Dan
City
M. Conklin
Greet
Fidren
Dunnell
Gruver Horse Shoe PITCHERS At State Fair
Gruver’s Green and Anderson Gruver premier horse shoe pitchers traveled to Des Moines last Saturday to enter the state contest. They’re expected to challenge all competitors and bring strong matchups, with Gruver known for ringers and solid game play. John Grieg buys fine home. Arthur Pitcher moves to California for health. Mrs George Cox dies. services at Cedar Point church and Craver funeral details.
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Ir Gruver
State Fair Green
Anderson
Gruvers
Des Moines
Gruver
Market Day Sale Plans Are Complete Estherville
The last call for Estherville s Market Day and Auction Sale has been issued. Everything is ready for the big event and a great array of goals remains listed. Merchants back the effort with a bargain counter and special store bargains. The sale is next Saturday September 8. Bring the family for a day of shopping and entertainment with plenty of merchandise and money saving chances.
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Estherville
Big City
Funeral for Jas P Doyle Held at City Catholic Church
Funeral services for the late Jas P Doyle were held at the city Catholic church with Rev Father Conway in charge. A large crowd attended. Burial followed at the Catholic cemetery south of the city. The K C Lodge, of which Doyle was a charter member, marched from home to church and to the cemetery. Members of the K C and Woodmen lodges served as pallbearers. Doyle will be missed by friends and associates.
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Jas. Doyle
Jas. P.doyle
Father Conway
K. C. Lodge
Mr. Doyle
K. C
Woodmen Lodge
Doyle
W E Deming Appointed State Automobile Inspector
W E Deming of this city was appointed by W C Ramaay secretary of state as state automobile inspector for the northwestern part of Iowa with headquarters mainly in Estherville. He joins eight other inspectors to enforce the automobile law, license regulations, and proper lighting. Deming is on the state fair grounds this week and will visit county seats in his territory after returning home Saturday.
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W. E. Deming
W. C. Ramaay
Towa
Estherville
Iowa
State Department
Deming
F Gilbert Ties for National Shooting Honor in Chicago
Spirit Jake townsman Fred Gilbert shares the lead with Bert Lewisorn after the first 100 targets of the Grand American handicap eighteen yard championship in Chicago. Fred Tomlin of Glassboro and Gilbert top the American professional field with 199 of 200 targets. shoot-off scheduled today.
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Oh F. Gilbert
Associated Press
Fred Gilbert
Spirit
Jake
Bert Lewisorn
Chicago
Fred Tomlin
Glassboro
N. J
Clean City Drive Targets Disorderly House on West Emery
Papers were sworn out this week for the arrest of parties alleged to conduct a disorderly house on West Emery Street. Mayor Lilley pledges to enforce moral reform and keep the city clean, warning evildoers to reform or face the law under the new administration.
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Havie
West Emery Street
Lilley
Post Office Closed on Labor Day Observance
Post office will close for Labor Day on September 5. Window services run from 8:80 to 9:30 p.m. No mail deliveries by carriers on routes. Business collection from street letter boxes at 3:30 p.m.
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Strees
Shooting Hoax At Legion Meet Stages A Mock Shoot
At Estherville the American Legion gathering turned into a staged hoax when A. J. Flaucher and Emmet Robb pretended a shooting. Lights went out, patrons fled, then the pair revealed the scene as a performance. Two actors were briefly sentenced but spared for good behavior.
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Estherville
A. J. Flaucher
Emmet
Hans) Robb
American Legion
Robb
Flaucher
Herrick
Mr. Flaucher
Capt. Woods
Rev. Heck
Farm Union festival planned at Shamrock near Laurens
Special notice invites Farmers Union members and others to a three day celebration at The Shamrock farm five miles southwest of Laurens on September 7 8 and 9. Speakers include John Hanson O F Donblasen Col Brookhart Milo Reno and C S Barrett. Events feature three baseball games aerial stunts parachute jumps wrestling a Bowery Dance two bands an orchestra and a large midway with concessions. Grounds will be lighted with electricity free air gas and oil services onsite. Campovers welcome with possible guest arrangements for non campers. Barrett the national president will speak September 9 and is noted as a major national leader. Many members plan to attend as a group.
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Farmers Union
Roy McCormick
Pocahontas Co. Farmers Union
Big Farm
Shamrock
Laurens
John A Hanson
O. F. Donblasen
Don
Col. Brook
Pocahontas County Union
McCormick
Barrett
Farmers 'Union
National Board of Farm Organizations
Washington, D. C
Ameri- Cbe
Iowa
Jobn F
UTZ
Approved List of Headlight Lenses and Motor Vehicle Rules
The Iowa State Highway Commission tests and approves headlight lenses from multiple manufacturers. Installations must follow Commission stipulations and achieve horizontal beam axis under maximum upward reflection load. Ford headlights require an additional nine inch tilt per 75 feet. Strict enforcement of headlight lease laws begins September 1, 1921. Nora Nelson of Wallingford wins rural school scholarship among state finalists.
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L. E. Smith Glass Co
Violet Bay
Warner, Patterson Co
Patterson
C A. Shaler Co
Ford Motor Co
MacBeth-Evans Glass Co
MacBeth
Liberty
YU. E. Smith Glass Co
National
Osgood Lens & Superf Co
Osgood
Wing Co
Holophane Glass Co
Holophane
Standard Corporation
Sun Ray
North Star Mfg Co
Ford
Iowa
W. M.colladay
Motor Vehicles Department
Popular couple wed in Jackson last week
Clarence Dobbe and Miss Blanche Jackson were quietly married Friday at three in Jackson at the Methodist parsonage. After the ceremony they attended the Jackson county fair, then returned to Ratherville. Both are well known locally with Dobbe a mechanic at Henneman’s feed shed and Mrs. Dobbe a longtime resident and graduate of local schools. Congratulations are offered for a happy, prosperous married life.
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Clarence Dobbe
Blanche Jackson
Jackson
Jackson County
Ratherville
Dobbe
Henneman
Estherville
Hapy
Band Concert Postponed to Next Tuesday Evening
The band concert scheduled for this week has been postponed due to bad weather and members playing with other bands at Spirit Lake. A closing program will be presented next Tuesday in Eartherville and promises a splendid, worthwhile performance for music lovers.
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Spirit Lake
Ea‘therville
Ben Reeves Defeats Humboldt Giant in Wrestling Bout
Greettinger wrestler Ben Reeves defeated Victor Brodahl, known as the Humboldt giant, in a Friday night finish at the American venue. Reeves secured the first fall in about forty moves in two seconds, delivering a swift upset amid noisy crowd excitement.
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Ben Reeves
Humboldt
Greettinger
Victor Brodahl
Groerd
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