Rum river name change and Hays resignation noted
The Red Wing Eagle notes a proposed change of Rum river in Iowa to Volstead river and praises reforms as the Blue Earth Post questions reformers' sanity. Postmaster General Hays plans to resign to lead a national motion picture group at 150000 dollars annual, Harding accepting the offer. Dc Narey of Dickinson county is mentioned as possible house speaker choice for next session.
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Red Wing
Rum River
Pennsylvania
Blue Earth Post
Hays
Harding
National Association of
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors
E. Narey
Dickinson County
State Register
Narey
Four Die In Fatal Accident At McCulla Crossing
Editor argues crossing avoidance is key as four people die at the McCulla crossing two miles west of Estherville. Discussion covers railroad and road board actions, farmer concerns, and calls to reroute the Estherville Spirit Lake primary road to limit crossings.
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McCulla
Rock Island
Estherville
Spirit Lake
Indicator
Republican
Boards of Supervisors
Emmet and
Dickinson Couties
Spirit Lake Rom
Uila Cut
Superior
Spencer Patrons Demand Lower Phone Rates
About 434 Spencer Western Electric subscribers sign a petition titled The War is Over urging rate cuts to 2.50 for business lines and 1.50 for residences with installation charges capped at 85 cents hourly. If unmet, they threaten to discontinue service by March 1 1922. Noting Estherville charges higher, they question pricing and poke at manager John Hiatt.
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Spencer
Western Electric Telephone System
Estherville
John Hiatt
Insurance Advice From a Slogan Stated By Schloeman
A brief note quotes M. H. Schloeman urging readers to consider insurance as a safeguard, echoing the old adage about locking doors after a theft and prompting practical reflection on policy protection.
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M. H. Schloeman
Revival Ends With United Church Effort in Etsherville
The four week union revival campaign sponsored by Presbyterian with Baptist Disciples Methodist and other churches ended, yielding 225 decisions for Christ or renewed allegiance. Pastors praise the cooperative spirit and stronger church bonds despite tight finances and cash shortages in the community.
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Presbyterian Church
Baptist
Disciples
Methodist
Presbyterian
Christ
Etsherville
Vero Brees Elected Captain By Lettermen
David Brees, a local high school football star and key player, was elected captain of the high school basketball team by the lettermen. His selection reflects strong esteem from fellow students and his versatile athletic performance.
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David Brees
the Woods
David
Voice culture and sight singing classes offered
Frank G Tebow director of music at the M E church organizes voice culture and sight singing for seniors and adults starting February 1 at 730 and 830 pm each week until April 12 Enrollment for the term ends February 8 Single class 25 cents seniors or 50 cents adults Term rates 2 00 and 4 00 Private lessons in voice and trombone are also available at the M E church parlorStudio Lessons priced at 2 00 for 45 minutes and 75 cents for 30 minutes Phone numbers 863 and 289.
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Frank G. Tebow
M. E.church
M. E. Church
Hoover Sold by Strube Bros in Local Sale
A sales note states the Hoover unit has been tried before and others like it will do so again, with Strube Bros. handling the sale.
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Strube Bros
Senator Kenyon Resigns to Accept Federal Judgeship
Senator Kenyon resigns to accept the federal judgeship created by Judge Smith of Council Bluffs death. The vacancy triggers candidacy discussions, with Mason City's MacNider seen as logical frontrunner. The note mentions American Legion prominence and Iowa political speculation.
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Kenyon
Smith
Council Bluffs
Morling
Reed
Senate
MacNider
Mason City
American Legion
Iowa
Estherville High to Meet Pocahontas in Season Opener
Estherville high school wrestlers prepare for a dual meet with Pocahontas next Saturday night after tough workouts with coaches Sagerman and Johnson. The team travels to Pocahontas for their first meet of the season and then hosts Fonda at the Grand theatre on February 6. Fonda is ranked among the strongest state teams, having defeated Mason City, which beat Cedar Rapids, last year’s state champions. Admission to the Grand show is 40 cents for all, and local fans are urged to attend to support the team.
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John Lilly
Estherville
Board of Health
Estherville High School
Pocahontas
Sagerman
Johnson
Fonda
Grand Theatre
Mason City Grapplers
Mason City
Cedar Rapids
Graat
the Grand
Co operative shippers offer stock shipment service in Estherville
The Farmers Union announces a cooperative livestock shipping service at Estherville with Harry Hornby as business agent and shipping manager. The notice invites all union members and others to list their stock, promising top service at origin and terminal markets and offering referrals to Hoover Sweepers as boosters. Strube Bros.
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Farmers Union
Estherville
Harry Hornby
Estherville Nor. Lutheran Church Services and Events
Estherville Nor Lutheran Church announces Sunday services with communion at 10 30 a m communicants meet before 10 15 English service at 8 p m LL A and M S will be entertained at the church parlors Thursday afternoon by Mesdames Ben Olson H A Gaarde and A Berge over meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at Daniel Munson home Confirmants meet Friday at 4 15 p m Choir meets Friday at 8 p m S A Berge You Get Iowa News First in Des Moines Register delivered morning. price reduced to 5 00 a year sample offers.
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M. S
Mesdames
Ben Olson
H. A. Gaarde
A. Berge
Daniel Munson
Confirmanté
Des Moines Register
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Imne Vindicator
Washington
Emmet County
Martin
America
Petroff
Moose Hall
Vero Brees
Gift
All the World News
Des Moines Berner
Berger
Brenneman Jewelry Store
Hoover
Estherville Nor
Lutheran Church
S. A. Berge
Old Trusty
Sconberg
Kilgore
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