Graft Claims Stir Iowa Legislature and Local Widely Cited Editor
The Vindicator and Republican Co. edits criticize graft in the Town legislature with complaints about clerks and doorkeepers paid by taxpayers. It mocks lawmakers for writing letters and shows distrust of state waste, while noting church services and a schedule of local religious events and meetings. The piece mentions Gov. Clarke’s stance, a storm window anecdote, and several community notices.
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Gov. Clarke
Hinydreda
Mick Ihaw
Ayeren
Lesa
Jake
Dew Moines
Kervabtea
Trey
Packatty
Clarke
Senate
Unclaimed Letters At Estherville Postoffice Week Ending Jan
List of letters remaining unclaimed at the Estherville postoffice for the week ending January shows names including Mrs Flossie King John Olson Mrs J B Weat Matilda A Vier Tom Fell and others. Unclaimed items will be sent to the Dead Letter Office in Washington DC after two weeks. When calling please say advertised and provide the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Flossie King
John Olson
Weat
Matilda A. Vier
Tom Fell
Ned Taylor Norris Oskerson
E. Rogers
Darwin Taylor
Lovina Stauffer
Washington, D. C
Frank Carpenter
Tea party and county notes in Emmet County
Twenty years back in Emmet county residents share news of Mrs A Barber and Mrs Letchford hosting a tea at Mrs Latchford s home with Misa Lida Montgomery visiting from Fillmore. Frank Woods pursues studies at Northern Indiana College Valparaiso and weighs future courses. Local events cover Mr and Mrs M K Whelan returning from southern Iowa, a mail contract let to a New York man, S H Williams at Amundson Anderson pharmacy, and the Graaf wedding at the Presbyterian church with reception in K of P hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont Sentinel
Fairmont
Estherville
New York
S. H. Williams
Amundson-Anderson
J. J. Klopp
Misa Nellie Laureyge
Hermano Graaf
Presbyterian Church
James Espeset
Mendelsohn
Minnie Carpenter
Henry Graaf
Graaf
Purely Personal Local Outings and Notices
A long list of short personal notes records visits, trips, and small travels of residents including Geo Murray, DD Wells, KP Atwood, Ruben Bunt, Dr Alice Bunson, Mr and Mrs Ryder, Roy Brown, Geo Lorimer, Sheriff Nivison, Dave Culp, Porter Williams, A E Bigelow, Bobby Burns meeting attendance, Geo Groven, Mrs Joe McLeighliy, John Salisbury, Clyde Salyers, Roy Newby, J S Kloppi, Lillian Eisenhower, Will Rhodes, Walter Fronédal, Geo Wilking, D L Spencer, Mrs Rush Frizzell, Mrs Story, Hernan Oransky, and others. lost items include a purse and a black fur robe. a Yeoman Lodge meeting is announced. a weather complaint closes with a proverb about shoveling snow.
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Geo. Lorimer
W. KR. Bryan
Sheriff Nivison
Uravttinger
Dave Culp
West Bend
Porter Williams
McAllister
A. E. Bigelow
Emmetsburg
Bobby Burns
Will Rhodes
California
Walter
Oscar Fronédal
Norway
Geo. Wilking
Sanborn
D. L. Spencer
Janesville
Minnesota
Mrs. Rush Frizzell
Jons Falla
Clarion
Mrs. Story
Hernan Oransky
Des Moines
New York City
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Eatherville
Emmet County
Evers
Be the Vindicator and Republican CO
Porporaten
Geo. A. Nichols
Eminet County
Fort Dodge
Home Mission
Presbytery of
First Church of Christ Scientiat Hulde
Coats
Tohtuslenseen Be
M. K. Whelan
Iowa
K. of
P. Hall
Program of Farmers Institute
Prof
Claus. Dorchester
Ames
Biog Pou J
B.jose
Fawn Reed
M. L. Sueth
Misa Reed
J. W. Garuargan
Horee
M. E. Ebureh
Florence Sherborne
Colfax
W. EB. Bradley
Ape of Child
Christian Church
Bible School
Bible
Coffin
J. Warner
Geo. Murray
DD. CG. Wells
Eminetebuarg
KP. H. Atwood
Ruben Bunt
Armstrong
Kmstherville
Alice Bunson
Maple Hill
Roy Brown and Son
Geo. Groven
Joe McLeighliy
Elmer Clark
John Salisbury
Rodman
Miller
Clyde Salyers
Albert Lea
I. N. Salyers
Roy Newby
Marathon
Egtherville Thursdey
D. B. Blake
Hcal
Bradford
Sheriff Nivivon
J. JS
Kloppi
John
Sioux Falls
Paxson and
Hough
Cedar Rapide
Lillian Eisenhower
Graettinger
First National Bank
South Bridge
Anderson Hospital
South Ninth
Yeoman Lodge
Forewan
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