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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1926
Page
9
Swan Lake notes promise a free Christmas program titled The World’s Christmas on December 23 at 8 p m with Act I through IV and a large tree and gifts. Mr Santa Claus will attend on December 28, and teachers thank patrons for support as they wish a Merry Christmas and prosperous New Year.
Members of the Emmet County Farm Union met December 3 with a large turnout. They urged stronger cooperative work, discussed banking and tax concerns, praised the National Farmers Union and noted upcoming January 7 1927 county convention with a basket lunch and delegated tasks.
Estherville High School and Junior College football players were guests of the Elks at their Tuesday meeting with dinner at 7:00. A fine after-dinner program followed and the evening remained informal. Harmony Club promotes Christmas Eve candle window custom with carols at seven, urging homes to darken briefly and place a lit candle in windows.
A dated list records tax deeds issued to numerous individuals and entities for lots and sections across Estherville and Armstrong. Names include Don Kirby, L. E. Stockdale, H. H. Tosdal, W. Ladd, J. M. Resh, A. T. Fillenworth, E. Stockdale, E. Farrow, Gadines Knight, Halfa, and others. Amounts range from small cents to thousands, tied to specific sections and additions, with numerous land descriptions.
District Court in Emmet County announces a hearing on the last will and testament of Mary A Naywood, deceased. The instrument dated October 25, 1926, was filed and opened. Hearing set at Estherville Court House at 2 o clock p.m. on the specified date. all interested must appear and show cause why probate should not be granted.
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