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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1922

Page

5

Superior Community Notes Brighten Week With Events

A busy Saturday night program at the school house features the Dixie Trio on February 25. Locals report visits, hospital updates, and a busy week with baskets, five hundred games, and a noted basketball return against Graettinger. Shipments of stock loom and family visits to Estherville, Rochester, and Chicago are mentioned along with several hospital recoveries and social gatherings.

Dixie Trio Namor Bert Frizzell Estherville Cramner Roy Paniform Lloyd Weaver Frank Sanders Harry Perkins Larson Perkins Christina Graettinger Waterloo Rochester Sanders Fern Smith Terrill Superior Chapman Darras Chicago Lewis Rake Beatrice French Kilmer J. C. Campbell Sheldon Jud Zerfoss Fred Haines Professor Lytle Jacobs Leopold Mr. Ferguson Association Mr. Madsen Floyd Small

Hanson Child Dies at 13 Months in Richland Township

Elizabeth Hanson youngest child of Mr and Mrs Harry Hanson died Friday morning February 17 at home in Richland Township aged 13 months 2 days. Funeral guests from away included Roy Holmes Grover Mr and Mrs Tuel Milford Mrs Tuel and Mr McRoberts Laverne Minn. The family thanks neighbors for kindness and floral offerings.

Elizabeth Hanson Harry Hanson Richland Township Roy Holmes Grover

Local notes from Lake Fremont and nearby towns

Otto Zeimer injured finger while cranking his Ford. G A Sutherland visited from Fairmont to write insurance. C R Silcox treated a cow with a nail in its heart and posted the animal. Roy Brandt visiting brother Charles at Terril. P M Jackson shipped cattle to Chicago with Dunnell association. Anna Braker visited relatives near Jackson. C R Silcox went to Fairmont on business. Families gathered at Fred Meyer home for Sunday. Rev Thompkins visited Chas Brandt’s home and spoke at Huntington church. L J Anderson family visited H W Woods Sunday afternoon. Chas Brandt’s car trouble led Wiley Van Eman to give ride to church. Van Eman and Martha Sharar stopped for lunch afterward.

Otto Zeimer Ford G. A. Sutherland Fairmont C. R. Silcox Dr. Cain Estherville Roy Brandt Terril Charles P. M. Jackson Chicago Dunnell Shipping Association Anna Braker Jackson C.R. Silcox Fred Meyer Ferdinand Mathwig Herman Stade C. E. Zeimer Art Woods Mathias Thompkins Chas. Brandt Geo. Williams Ceylon L. J. Anderson H. W. Woods Wiley van Eman Huntington

Sunday School Attendance and Odd Numerical Riddle

The piece notes Huntington Peter Anderson's class had the largest attendance and Mrs Sharar's the most money in the offering at Sunday school. It mentions an attendance rise, a new scholar, local dinner gatherings, Mrs Barth's sudden stroke, medical aid, and community visits including Roy Brandt and the Barth family, with farm and poultry notes and social calls amid a busy local scene.

Peter Anderson Jericho Judas Christ Moses Canaan Martin Larson Barth Lenon Birney Larson Rymer Graettinger Freddie Henmen VanAmmunson Ford Fred Sharar Roy Brandt Terril Charley Frank Smith Ora Bombarger Frank ‘Smith Chicago Fuller Estherville Herman Lempke Albert Myhre Elmer Chambers Mack Ellis

Knights of Columbus Regional Conferences Planned in Iowa

Fort Dodge Iowa February 20 1922 John F Ford state deputy calls regional conferences for district deputies grand knights and financial secretaries to discuss council matters including formation of boys clubs First meeting February 26 in Cedar Rapids with many councils represented Second March 12 in Des Moines with additional councils Third March 26 in Sioux City Final plans include fourth degree ceremonial in Des Moines May 28 and state convention May 29 30 expecting 250 to 300 new fourth degree knights at the exemplification.

Fort Dodge Iowa John F. Ford Knights of Columbus Grand Knights Knights Montrose Hotel Cedar Rapids K. of C Dubuque Cascade Dyersville Farley Davenport Muscatine Washington Burlington Fort Madison Keokuk West Point Waterloo Marshalltown Oelwein Manchester Greene Waukon Cresco New Hampton Osian Elkader Clinton DeWitt Bellevue Algona Mason City Charles City Anamosa Monticello Iowa City Emmetsburg Fort Des Moines Des Moines Boone, Perry, Stuart Colfax Ames Carroll Dunlap Templeton Jefferson Denison Victor Harper Melrose Chariton Albia Centerville Counterville Council Bluffs Neola Atlantic Earling Creston Shen

Hanson Announces Candidacy for Emmet County Treasurer

E. H. Hanson announces candidacy for the office of treasurer of Emmet County, subject to voters at the June primary.

Emmet E. H. Hanson

Emmet County Clerk Candidate Statement

SFOR COUNTY CLERK the office of Clerk of the District part of Emmet County, subject to the decision of the republican voters at the June 1922, primary. SIDNEY E. BEMIS.

Sfor Emmet Sidney E. Bemis

F Clark to Hold Seventh Annual Duroc Sow Sale

F Clark announces his seventh annual Duroc sow sale at his farm four miles northeast of Terrill and five and a half miles south of Superior on Saturday March 4. The offering includes 36 sows and gilts: three sows, fifteen fall gilts, and seventeen spring gilts. All are sired by Pathfinder and bred to Acme Sensation the junior Grand Champion at the Spencer fair. All sows are immuned and guaranteed to be safe in pig.

F. Clark Duroc LL. F. Clark Terrill Superior Pathfinder Acme

Irwin Public Sale at Huntington Farm

J A Irwin will hold a public sale on his farm half a mile south of Huntington seven miles northeast of Estherville on Tuesday February 28. Forty seven head of livestock including seven horses twenty cattle and twenty four hogs will be offered along with considerable machinery and other articles. See advertisement elsewhere in paper for details.

J. A. Irwin Huntington Estherville

Estherville Local 355 Meets Amid Tax Relief Talk

Estherville Local 355 gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Claud Ross for a February meeting despite the cold. Resolutions urged tax relief as a burden on farming, and groceries were ordered from Farmers Union Exchange through buyer Byron Weir. Members emphasized home organization for farmer equality and planned a March 6 meeting at Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Yule with Cor Sec Mrs. B S Clark presiding.

Estherville Claud Ross Farmers Union Exchange Des Moines Byron Weir F. B. Yule B.S. Clark Cor

Probate hearing asked for Theodore Miller will 1922

State of Iowa Emmet County District Court reads notice that a document purporting to be the last will and testament of Theodore Miller, deceased, dated December 29 1921, has been filed opened and read. Hearing for proof time set for February 28 1922 at 2 PM at Hatherville Court House. All interested must appear show cause why the will should not be probated. Sidney E Bemis Clerk of District Court.

State of Iowa Emmet County Theodore, Miller Hatherville Iowa District Court Said County Estheryfile State of Henry Pullen

Notice of Letting Contract for Consent Ditch Work

Sealed bids due noon March 4 1922 at Emmet Township Consolidated School House for labor of consent ditch in Sec 22 and 27 Emmet Township. Bid security 10 percent cash or certified check. Bid to lowest and best bidder. successful bidder to furnish bulkhead materials. Mail bids to Walter Schultz Estherville Iowa. information from engineer L L Boggess Estherville.

Emmet Township Consolidated School House Sec Emmet Township Walter Schultz Estherville Iowa L. L. Boggess

Drainage Improvement District 154 Notice in Emmet County Iowa

Notice to numerous landowners in Emmet Township of a drainage district study conducted by an engineer. Final hearing set for April 3, 1922 before Emmet County Board of Supervisors. any damage claims or objections must be filed by March 29, 1922 in the Auditor's office, Estherville. The engineer may amend the report before final action.

Range Emmet County Iowa Tor Board of Supervisors Auditor’s Estherville

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