Vindicator and Republican Co publishes notices
Adelaide Nichols directs theVindicator and Republican Co with editor W BE in Deming Iowa. The notice lists advertising and subscription details and states second class mail at Estherville post office. Subscriptions within zones one and two cost 2.00 per year. all other zones 2.60 per year.
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The
Vindicator and Republican Co
Adelaide Nichols
W. Be, Deming
Estherville
Emmet County
Iowa
Figger It Fisherman Cost Per Pound Says Federal Bulletin
Webster City Freeman Journal notes a federal interior bulletin estimating the average angler spends three to five dollars per pound of fish. It says the nation’s thirteen million fishermen spend over a billion dollars yearly, though local anglers near streams spend much less.
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Webster City
Waiting to hear Roger Babson’s verdict
A Newton couple on a park bench overhears a young couple making love. The wife urges whistling to warn them, the husband jokes no one would warn him. The piece closes by noting anticipation of Babson’s eventual stance.
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Newton
Roger Babson
Ellsworth Township Project Meeting Summary
Ellsworth Township held an all day project meeting on December 2 at Mrs. Frank Smith’s home. Miss Frances Byrne presided and topics included Planning Meals and Soft Cheese, Latin songs, dances, and a health lesson on Skin Diseases. Follow up reports show four meetings with 31 attendees, reaching 29 homes and contracting 12 new participants.
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Ellsworth Township
Frank Smith
Frances Byrne
Milton Larson
Alfred O. Anderson
Vernon Topp
Paul Hyer
Howard Harland
Wm. Sc
Luncheon and meeting of Chapter AY at Gaardston hotel
Chapter AY of PEO held a Wednesday luncheon in the Blue Room at the Gaardston hotel. Members then visited Mrs L M Christensen’s home for a program and business meeting. Miss Lucille Peterson spoke on the origins and development of women’s magazines. Hostesses included Mrs Christensen Mrs W C Currell Mrs H S Greig Mrs W E Bradley Mrs C S Broms Mrs Jay Howard and Mrs H G McTavish.
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PEO
Gaardston
L. M Christensen
Lucille Peterson
Christensen
W C Currell
H S Greig
W E Bradley
C S Broms
Jay Howard
H G McTavish
Last Rites Held for Terril Farmer Nachtigall
Funeral services were held in Terril at the German Lutheran church for William F. Nachtigall 82 a pioneer Dickinson county farmer born in Germany who came to the United States in 1883 and settled near Terril He married Dora Strube of Estherville in 1888 and they farmed in Dickinson county Mrs Nachtigall died four years ago Surviving children are L Nachtigall Chris Nachtigall Bertha Nachtigall Emil Nachtigall and William Nachtigall Jr with Emil living elsewhere and the others at the farm site
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German Lutheran Church
Terril
William F. Nachtigall
Dickinson County
Nachtigall
Germany
United States
Illinois
Iowa
Dora Strube
Estherville
Terris
L Nachtigall
Chris Nachtigall
Bertha Nachtigall
Emil Nachtigall
William Nachtigall
Emil
V.R
Opening Game Preview For Local High School Hoops
The home opener features a clash with East High Sioux City as A squad players from last season anchor the lineup. Nordeen’s B squad drills hard for next Tuesday’s game against Emmet Consolidated while both teams aim to start strong after six weeks grades release.
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East High
Sioux City
Floyd Tate
Vern Nordeen
Emmet Consolidated
Mattress Making Project Outlines Cotton Aid Plan
Emmet county families may join a statewide surplus cotton program to improve living conditions by making mattresses for home use. Applications due by December 20. eligibility based on income and locality with centers and groups organizing the work.
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Emmet
Frances Byrne
County Mattress Planning Committee
Mabel Phipps
State Home
Miss Byrne
County Farm Bureau
County
AAIA
County Superintendent of School’s
AAA
Nels Christiansen Aaa
Marie Sorum
Desk made from bed Robert McDonald born in tale
A bed from the McDonald family, made of genuine cherrywood, has been repurposed into a knee hole desk by Emil Hoffmann for Robert McDonald of Chicago. The piece, shipped from Estherville, carries deep sentimental value as the bed in which he was born, linking heirloom furniture with family memory.
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Estherville
Robert MccDonald
Chicago
F. A. McDonald
McDonald
Robert
Emil Hoff
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