G F E Moore Dies After Farm Accident
G F E Moore died Wednesday afternoon after a farm accident left him with a broken limb and complications. He leaves a wife and children, his mother, sister Mrs Dunham, brother Tom Moore, and half sister Mrs Anvasta Plavis. A large crowd attended the funeral at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev J W LaGrone and Rev Gilbert Voorheis presiding. Burial followed at Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wihcin
Bannie Moore
Jay Dunham
Estherville
Tomer
Moore
Amyueta
Thor
Thor, and A Half-Sister, Mre Anivasta Plavis
Augusta
Koof PL Lodge
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. LaGrone
Gilbert Voorheis
Presbyterian Church
Miss Gould
Ro Porney
J W Morse
Fred Albertson
Selby Brooms
Second Murder for William Rinker Rinker identified as past convict
The report ties William Rinker to a 1902 murder in Ogden, Utah, showing he was released in 1918 as Wm Brown after a 40 year sentence. Warden Storrs and found photos confirm the man’s identity and past life details, portraying him as a menace to society and justifying separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinker
Sheri? McCall
Dean
Stillwater
George A. Storrs
Utah State
Salt Lake City
Wir
Ogden
Utah
Wm. Brown
Oden Ffor
Marylan
Jackson Repubic
Beulah Davis Weds Baver Yule At Davis Home
Beulah Davis and Baver Yule were united in marriage Wednesday evening February 6 at the Davis home southeast of the city. The ceremony conducted by Rev W LeGrone drew about fifty guests who witnessed the rings ceremony and celebrated with a wedding supper. The couple, both popular local youths, plan to reside in the community and have roots in Fe therville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GW. Davis
Mise Beulah Davis
Baver Jes Yule
Arcado
Crota Brown
W LeGrone
Parton
Farely
Hugh
Non
Yule
Fetherville
Loai High School
Pag Day War Great Success
The Service Star Lemion thanks the public for help on Pag day supporting hospitals for disabled soldiers. Volunteers tagged a list of girls including Luella Smith Gladys Jeglum Helen Kelley Evylin Allison Mary L Osgood Susan White Beth Eldred Margaret Vincent Francis Mills Helen Osher Almira Ridley Margaret Andrea. Net balance reported after expenses and fees. Also notes reminiscences of a Cedar Rapids library and a fishing trip by local officials in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemion
Luella Smith
Gladys Jeglum
Helen Kelley
Evylin Allison
Mary L. Osgood
Susan White
Beth Eldred
Margaret Vincent
Francis Mills
Helen Osher
Almira Ridley
Margaret Andrea
NOTICE TO EX-SERVICE MEN SEEKING LOST DISCHARGE CERTIFICATES
The Finance office of the War Department has on file 6600 original discharge certificates needed for claims for travel pay im- provements but some have no proper mailing addresses. Ex service men must provide full identifying data including names, rank, unit, discharge date, enlistment date, present address and the address to send the certificate. Send in data in own handwriting and sign. Address to Miscellaneous division, Finance office, U.S. Army, Washington, D. C.
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Finance Office of
The
War Department
Meri
Nares
Finance Office
U.S. Army
Washington
W. Tt. Biedermann
Home Service Section
Red Cross
Vindicator and Republican Subscribers Notice
Notice to subscribers about annual statements for arrears. Emphasizes frequent reminders to encourage prompt payments and avoid large balances. Encourages timely settlements to maintain good relations and minimize court actions.
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Vindicator
Republican
Morey and Hubbard Married in Elks Church Parish Room
On Wednesday evening February th at 9 30 o clock at the home of Rev J W LaGrone of the Methodist Episcopal church in the presence of a few close friends Harry M Morey of Estherville and Blanche Hubbard of Laurens Iowa were united in marriage Subscribing witnesses were Mr and Mrs Erven J Hewett The couple will reside in Estherville where Morey is employed in business
Entertaining Highlights From MESDAMES Goshlan and Anderson
Mrs Jas Goshlin and Mrs Morton Anderson hosted a Valentine themed evening Tuesday at five hundred with twenty guests. Red and white decorations featured hearts. a luncheon followed late in the evening. Weather notes contrast a warm day with approaching snow and a blizzard threat. Mrs Graaf hosted a Valentine eve party for her Sunday school class with theatre and Dutch Room lunch. Mrs Frank Wilger and son Babers visited from North Dakota, reconnecting with old school friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas Goshlin
Morton Anderson
St. Valentine
Graaf
F. H. Graaf
Frank Wilger
Babers
Ghee
North Dakota
Y M C A Educational Fund For Vocational Rehab
The Y M C A Educational Fund funds training for disabled ex-service men not eligible under the Vocational Rehabilitation Act. An initial $25,000 is appropriated by the National War Work Council to provide practical, short courses, with eligibility determined by the Federal Board and final approval by Mr. Fieseh. Training aims to be practical and limited to two seats per program.
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Educational Service Committee
National War Work Council
Federal Board
Fieseh
Amoy
Red Cross
W. H. Biedermann
Swine plague ravages Jackson County hogs
Middletown township, Jackson county, suffers heavy hog losses from a peculiar swine plague diagnosed by veterinarians as swine plague. First appeared fall, hogs treated with cholera serum, then condemned by University Farm vet. As many as eight to ten hogs died daily in past weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fo W. Lindsley Jr
Middletown Township
Jackson County
University Farm
Spirit Lake Beacon
Dolliver Ed Dark sale and visits in Estherville
Local notes from Dolliver recount a well attended Dark sale at Pesinesday with many items sold. Phillip Peak of Swan Lake attended. Francis McDermott visited Mrs. John Westrem of Estherville. Various locals reported illnesses visits and social events, including new singing books for Sunday school, carpet rag sewing, and several infrequent trips to Estherville Ames Ringstead North Dakota and Canada. A high school basketball doubleheader saw Armstrong and Dolliver win. A Guernsey cattle sale summary from 1920 1924 reports totals of 2484 cows sold for 1 108 489 7 dollars with an average 530 41 per animal and overall sales around 1 252 406 16 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Peak
Swan Lake
Francis McDermott
John Westrem
Estherville
Denis Eckhart
Alfred Jensen
Ringstead
Ladies and Society
A. Hi. Pickell
B. Redhead
Tra Bromley
Marlon Gail
Stingerland
Crabtree
Canada
Day Slingerland
Elizabeth
Edyth Peak
North Dakota
L. F. Stillman
A. H. Pickell
Armstrong
Dolliver
Thomas Hillisted
Linny Stillman
Iowa City
Clair Post
Reratives
Gay Fields
Whalen
Ladies Aid
B. Reed
I. Bromley
Olaf Tweedt
Earl Barfoot
John Kano
Bayle Tweedt
Dr. Bailey
Ceylon
Mtg
Guernsey Breeders Journal
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G. FE. Moore
William Rinker
Chinaman
Spencer Millany Company
tBpeeneur
Spencer
Superior Lumber Co
Julius Tyer
Muse Bornhard
Milford
Wirt Bronson
W. 4. Long
Ohio
Milford Mail DB
Sant Johnston
H. H. Tosial
Legion
L. 8S. Williams
Cedar Rapids
Harry Doolittle
Lucile Petersom
Lbrary
Frank Cave
Ko B. Anderson
WE. Deming
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Pasa Gril
St. Petersburg
Gulf
Harmony Club
Mes. Wm
Johnston
G. K. Allen
Norway
Julfdan Kjerlin
C. BE. Birley
Sidney Sovith
A. A. Hernek
L. L. Bingham
V.K
M. Coa
Fatty Arbuckle
Grand Theatre
Free Methodists
C. Houts
B.C. Morris
Eee
Guernsey
Thos. Olson
South Sixth St.ln
A. Ll. Brewster
Estherville Battery
East Main Street
Estherville Steam Bakery
First Trust and Savings Bank
F. H. Rhodes
Flrst Trust and Savings Bank
Minneapolis Daily News
Idell Wasserman
Mammoth Red Clover
Strawberry Point
Iowa
Poland
China
Welsh & Sons
N. W
Jack Creek Township
Jlw
Walnut Street
Thor, Thorson
Cowan Tire & Rubber Co
Chicago
Illinois
H. N. Rhode
RAIFE
George
Sconberg & Kilgore