Citation Jack Wins Again At Big Emmet Rabbit Feed
Ray R. Kennedy known as Citation Jack leads an American Legion rabbit hunt victory with 28 cotton tails and 162 points at the K P Hall. A large crowd attends the Monday night dinner and dance by the Novelty Five. A new Women’s Auxiliary to the American Legion is formed with officers S G Ewen president Josephine Doyle vice president and Mrs Herrick secretary treasurer. The Legion pushes a membership drive and a war time insurance reinstatement plan outlines U S Veterans Bureau officials aiding former servicem en Des Moines Fort Dodge Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Des Moines offices will assist inquiries.
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Emmet County
Ray R. Kennedy
Ray
Sphinx
Good Old
Iowa
France
Citation Jack
American Legion
K. P. Hall
John Martyr
John
Legion
Estherville
Service Star Legion
Eivery
American Legion Weekly
The
Legionaire
Charles F. Hindley
U. 8
Veterans’ Paresa
Veterans’ Paresa Fort Dodge, Iowa; A. E. Julian
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Waterloo
D. F. Peppers
U. 5
Veterans’ Bureau
Cedar Rapida
U.S. Veterans’ Bureau
Des Moines
Igwa
Ttme
U. S
Bysica
Express Messenger Injured Between Estherville and Graettinger
Express messenger William Hughes was badly hurt when cream spilled on a Rock Island train making the floor slippery. He fell striking his head and was unconscious at Graettinger, later treated at a local hospital and reported as recovering by Tuesday.
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William Hughes
Rock Island Road
Estherville
Graettinger
Hughes
Cheever
Cedar Rapids
Estherville Seeks Holiday Shoppers With Stunning Window Displays
Beautiful show windows attract buyers as Estherville showcases full Christmas stocks and welcoming merchants. The city promises a money saving holiday experience with impressive displays, side roads, and friendly service. Visitors are urged to read local ads to know whom to patronize and enjoy a festive shopping trip.
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Estherville
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Minnesota
Republican
Four Churches Plan Big Revival Through Joint Meetings
The Ministerial Association schedules a January revival at the Presbyterian church with Dr. Martin the evangelist and a team including Professor Walker of Memphis and Dr. Anderson. Additional choir leaders, cottage prayer meetings, and multiple committees are announced as wider church participation grows, aiming for a large regional chorus.
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Presbyterian Church
Martin
Singer
Professor Walker
Memphis
Tenn
Anderson
Kentucky
White Christmas planned at Presbyterian Church services
The Presbyterian Church reports strong Sunday attendance with a morning ladies trip and evening duet. Next Sunday marks a White Christmas observance in Sunday school. Donations of eggs butter toys clothing or anything for the Christian Orphan Home at Council Bluffs are welcome wrapped in white paper and brought to church or Sunday school. A large January meeting is planned with cottage prayer meetings and a union evangelistic campaign. A midweek service is scheduled for Spettagt dat all Ss ponttt one Ip.
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Christus
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