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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1922

Page

5

Haller Dies at Post on Rock Island Engine No 420

Engineer B F Haller collapses and dies of heart failure just before coupling to Chicago passenger train No 420 at Estherville. Funeral services held. burial in Montezuma. Survived by wife and daughter Norma. LongtimeRock Island employee, born North Lima Ohio 1866.

Frank Haller Rock Island Aes Chicago Wilson Mahlum & Andersort L. T. Weeks Emmetsburg North Star Lodge A. F A. M Montezuma Chas. Keeler Ed Cole Lorenzo Lough Wm. Post Norma University of Illinois At Champlain Estherville m Cedar Rapids Chicago Sioux Falls Dakota Estherville North Lima Ohio Iowa

Merchants Report Strong Holiday Business in City

City merchants report very satisfactory holiday trade with higher volumes than in years past. Customers bought better goods, shifting from low priced underwear to $3 to $5 items, signaling improved financial conditions in the region.

Post Office Hours For New Year Holiday Observed

V R hours observed at the post office on New Year’s Day January 1 a legal holiday. Window service to patrons from 9 to 10 a m. No mail deliveries in city or rural routes. A business collection will be made at 3 45 p m.

Service Star Legion Notice Meeting January 4

Regular meeting of the Service Star Legion Thursday, Jan. 4 at 2:30 p.m. A short business session, afterwards a social time together. Hot coffee and doughnuts will be served, bring a cup and teaspoon. Also be prepared to pay next year's dues. Everyone come and bring other members with you to join us. COMMITTEE. 52w2 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Parker of Minneapolis were Christmas guests at the Anton Steery home. Mrs. Parker is a sister of Mrs. Storey. Mr. Parker returned home Tuesday but his wife will remain longer. County Agent Radebaugh spent Carlene at Winterset with his family.

Service Star Legion Ralph Parker Minneapolis Anton Steery Nellie Nelson Albert Lea Winnifred Side Rockford Mina Palit Hanson E. H. Kortum San Jose California Evelyn Olson Waldorf College Forest City H. P. Olson Virginia Lyons All Saints School Sioux Falls South Dakota Henry Klocow Eunice Glenis St. James Minn Dorothy Beymer Decatur Iowa W. A. Beymer Marie Z. Pingrey A. A. Pingrey Miss Pingrey Correctionylle Ernie Johnson Dubuque D. P. Waters Baby Dughter Wm. Fahey Walter Galbraith Balaton Frank van Velter G. G. Griffith Manson David Pingrey Virginia Aude A. H. Reese Mobridge S. D Abe Anderson Reinbeck Waterloo Lloyd Gregory Barnes City Elmer Boyington Galt Dolliver A. B. Boyington Emmet Moore N. Albert Miss Merta Montgomery Mike Chauncey Morse Sthursday Ames Town State College G. H. Morse Ralph Miller Anita Ben Perkins N. R. Ellsworth Terris Clara Kennedy West Bend Allen B. Carter Ingar Sonsenson Clarence Johnson Chicago

Dairying Pays Mr and Mrs Lyman Fraser

Mr and Mrs Lyman Fraser near the city describe dairy farming as a profitable use of their land with a well equipped barn, alfalfa fields, and a Jersey herd. They sell butter and cream to a creamery, yielding steady income and high quality calves from a pure bred bull. A recently freshened cow produces fifty six pounds daily.

Lyman Fraser Fraser Jersey

Mother of W. W. Wilson Dies in Maryville Tennessee

Walter Wilson learned Sunday of his mother Mrs. W. S. McTeer’s death at her Maryville home after a brief illness from double pneumonia. A former resident, she left town about twenty five years ago with husband Ed Wilson, who later died. The family traveled to Maryville for the funeral.

Walter Wilson W. S. McTear Maryville Tenn McTeer Ed Wilson Sam Reaney

Dan Phillips Gratitude for Estherville Gift

Citizens of Estherville contributed 150 dollars for Dan Phillips who suffered paralysis last summer. He has improved but cannot work and appreciates current help. He thanks donors and hopes to repay them someday. Moss Mason mobilized community support.

Estherville Dan Phillips Moss Mason Phillips

Emmet County Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Notice

The Emmet County Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday January 3 1928 at 10 o clock a m in the K P Hall Estherville. Also notes Christmas visits by Miss Geraldine Buckley and Joe Buckley Spirit Lake and Mildred Nurss to Sioux Falls. Mrs M Weland Halfa Christmas at Ocheyedan and John Osgood G A Nichols guests Sloane day. Norma Haller called after the sudden death of her father and is at the University of Illinois Champaign IL.

Emmet County Farm Bureau K. P. Hall Estherville Geraldine Joe Buckley Spirit Lake Mildred Nurss Sioux Falls Bertha Paul M. Weland Halfa Ocheyedan W. E. Deming John Osgood G. A. Nichols Sloane Norma Haller University of

Warmest Christmas Day in Northwest Weather History

Estherville and the Northwest Monday marked the warmest Christmas day on record for the weather bureau with a 52 degree high at 1 p.m. Reports from Duluth and Des Moines noted the warmest Christmas since 1881. Temperatures rose to 52 then fell to 36 by evening as ice and snow gave way to running water and mild winds.

Estherville Northwest Weather Bureau Grand Forks N. D Duluth Des Moines

Roudebush Grocery Rearranges Store Interior

Roudebush Grocery is rearranging its interior with rectangular counters placed down the center to allow customers to examine wall cases. New display stands and woodwork cleaning enhance the store’s immaculate, attractive appearance. W E Deming in Des Moines this week checking the state automobile business. Mrs Heffelfinger visited Iowa Falls last week.

Roudebush Grocery W. E. Deming Des Moines State Department Lew Heffelfinger Iowa Falls

Unusual Lighting Delights Grand Theatre Audience

Manager F H Grant enhances the Grand Theatre appeal with a stunning lighting display at the start of the evening. Subdued colored lights on the stage blend and shift as advertising films play, creating a striking visual effect.

F. H. Grant Grand Theatre

A B Boyington Dolliver Dies in Estherville

Allen Bassett Boyington born April 14 1869 near Galt Iowa died at Estherville Hospital December 20 1922 aged 53 years 8 months 6 days He married Fannie A Collins November 23 1892 at Hampton Iowa Nine children Gerald O Des Moines L Fern Koenecke Madeira Minn June Neilly Dolliver Thad A Hugh L V Lucile G Leota G Bernice at home Swan Lake Esther M died in infancy He leaves an aged mother near Galt two brothers Charles and Elmer many friends Funeral held Community M E B Church Friday December 22 1922 Rev Herbert Marsh pastor Interment Dolliver cemetery

Allen Bassett Boyington Galt Iowa Estherville Hospitl Fannie A. Collins Hampton Gerald O Des Moines L. Fern Koenecke Madeira Minn June Neilly Dolliver Thad A Hugh L V. Lucile G. Leota G. Bernice Swan Lake Esther M Charles Elmer Los M. EB Herbert Marsh Dolliver Cemetery

True Christmas Spirit Drives Kingstons Gift

John Nelson displays the true Christmas spirit by depositing $25 at the H. A. Kingston store to aid purchases of goods for those in need of life’s necessities, described as a heart as big as a bushel basket in the Armstrong Journal.

John Nelson H. A. Kingston John Armstrong Journal

Deed of 1854 School Land Owned by Letchford

Geo Letchford holds an 1854 deed for forty Iowa school land acres granted to his father by the state and signed by Governor Hempsted and Secretary George W. McCleary. The relic, though aged, will be framed for preservation. The article notes teachers returning home for Christmas and lists several locals traveling for holiday visits.

Geo. Letchford John Letchford Iowa Hempsted George W. McCleary Towa Union Letchford

Two Stores Robbed in Estherville

Robbers hit Fred Ehlers stores on the night before Christmas stealing goods mainly men’s overcoats and clothing totaling about five hundred dollars. They entered through a rear window at the Sconberg Kilgore store and attempted entry there but fled. Local amateurs suspected. arrests may follow in a few days.

Fred Ehlers Sconberg & Kilgore Sconberg& & Kilgore

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