Equal suffrage and public voting urged again by The Indies of Towa
The Indies of Towa urge the legislature to submit equal suffrage to a popular vote, arguing officials should trust voters to decide. the piece warns of infantile paralysis fears, fly pests, and rising prices, and questions adding debt for Atherville.
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Indies
Towa
Federal committee urges indictments in paper price probe
A federal committee investigating high print paper prices recommends indicting certain paper manufacturers for anti-trust law violations. Prices are expected to fall, but the key issue is who will reimburse country newspaper publishers for losses incurred in the past six months. The piece criticizes punishing guilt without compensation for robbed publishers.
New Button school opens in Estherville
Buttons Business College and Correspondence School announces a new Estherville campus to begin in ten days. The first ten enrollees receive half-price tuition for the combined course. Interested applicants urged to send their addresses for a home visit. J A Button, principal, Estherville Iowa.
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New Business College
Estherville
Buttons Business College
J. A. Button Prin
Esthersville
Iowa
Religious Census of Estherville Planned for Sunday
Plans are organized to conduct a Sunday School and religious census of Estherville on a single Sunday afternoon. W. L. Hull named census superintendent with eight district superintendents appointed to cover areas including District No 1 west of the river under S. P. Deming and District No 2 west of Fourth Street under C. J. Danwine, with additional districts described south of lays street.
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Estherville
W. L. Hull
S. P. Deming
Fourth Street
C. J. Dan- Wine
Lays Street
Local District Supervisors and Church Notices 1917
Districts 4 to 8 list superintendents for census work ahead of Ingathering campaign. Meeting at Methodist church Sunday 2 30 pm to explain project. Grace Church forms Get Together Club with elected officers and monthly meetings. Presbyterian Church outlines Sunday services and midweek prayer focus. Christian Church notes choir, Bible study, and Sunday schedule. Union Baptist Church reports B Y P U success and Ladies Aid Society division with four bands and afternoon meetings.
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Henry Midlum
Hays
Lincoln
B. B. Anderson
Walnut Streets
L. C. Doolittle
Walnut
Jefferson Streets
Prof. Sanderlin
Patrict
Jefferson Street
HW. Williams
M. & St IL
J. L. Shores
Inwa
Methodist
Among Our Churches
Grace Church
Get Together Club
iDonald Alen
J. I. Chinite
Dorothy Klopp
Lloyd Stockdale
Myne Hoste
Donald Allen
James A. Cummings
C. E
Christian Church
Pew Life
Arlando Lough’'s
Hiblé
Ladies Aid Society
Christian Endeavor
Union Baptist Church
Katherine Herberson
West Band
John Osgood
P. Deming
Northe
F. C. Trevett
J. G. Brockway
Yeomans
Vance Noe
J. W. Kerley
G. A. Peterson
W. B. Flindt
World Wide Guild forms at parsonage event
In a Friday gathering at the parsonage a World Wide Guild chapter was organized with officers elected Supt H L Reamer Pres Fern West VP Rose West Sec Ethel Mathews Treas Pearl Reamer. Various church activities and services are scheduled including Sunday sermons on Baptist educational roles and love, a missionary play at 6 30 PM featuring multiple scenes and characters, and a free admission with a voluntary offering.
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World Wide Guild
H. L. Reamer
Fern West
Rose West
Ethel Mathews
Pearl Reamer
Ethel Gay
Belle Briggs
Dora Brown
Hazel Thompson
Susie Scott
Grace Lingenfelter
Gwendoline Silk
Miss Ellis
Miss Weir
Japan
Miss Smith
Maggie Lucas
Miss Ward
Nellie Barlow
Su San
Maude Lucas
Chinese Mission Hoypital
Eliza Leonard
Jessie Squier
Lu Chow
Zenobie Case
Wu Tzu
Henrietta Case
Margaret Nicoll
Sita
Katherine Sherberson
Korea
Elizabeth Colt
Ruth Nue
Amona
Ferne West
Mayor's Proclamation for Estherville Gas Works Special Election
Public notice announces a March 26, 1917 special election in Estherville Iowa to vote on establishing a municipal gas works by purchasing the private system and issuing bonds up to 444000. Ballots show Yes for adopting the measure and Yes for issuing bonds and No options opposing each. Voting wards and precinct locations listed.
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Estherville
Iowa
Saidetty
Markley Building
S. W
Sixth and Howard
Second Ward
Court Room
Court House
Third Ward
Estherville Gas Works Bond Issue Ballot Notice
Voters will mark X in the square against the issuance of bonds for gas works. Official ballot for gas works proposition in Estherville Iowa Ward election March 26 1917. City Clerk instructed voters to appear at their ward polling place. Dated February 20 1917. Mack J Groves Mayor.
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Estherville
Iowa
Mack J. Groves
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