Estherville to host first annual spring style show
Estherville in Emmet County announces its First Annual Spring Opening and Style Show set for March 29 and 30. A Chamber of Commerce committee plans participation by local retailers handling apparel, shoes and accessories with models, window unveiling, and an all store meeting to finalize plans.
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Estherville
Chamber of Commerce
L. M. Christensen
B. Okaner
R. C. Brown
Carl Anderson
G. A. Tibbetts
Lawrence Silverberg
Silww
Refund sought for farm tax overpayment after wrong survey
Albert C. Cooper, trustee of the J. R. Stewart estate, petitions Emmet county board of supervisors for a mandamus to recover taxes overpaid due to a missurvey of 287 acres on the W fractional section 81-99-34. Taxes from 1920 to 1987 total 766.66 dollars. The land was resurveyed showing 272.42 acres with 7.41 acres used as a road.
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Emmet
Albert C. Cooper
J. R. Stewart
Board of Supervisors
Isley To Speak Here At Chamber Luncheon
J L Isley Spirit Lake School Superintendent and Iowa High School Athletic Association board member will deliver the guest address at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Wednesday March 1 at 12:00 noon in the Gardston Hotel. Osley is renowned for work in high school athletics and has interest in basketball. A large crowd is expected.
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J.L. Isley
Spirit Lake
Board of Control
Iowa' High School Athletic Association
Chamber of Commerce
Gardston
Osley
Iowa
Offenders Sértented in Estherville Court
Charles Farrell of Estherville was fined five dollars for failing to stop at the Highway 17 and 10th Street intersection. He testified icy streets pushed him to keep gas on rather than brake. Another offender, L. E. Saunders, faced a harsher charge for a drunken stop failure at 9th and Central on Sunday at 8:15 p.m.
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Charles Farrell
Estherville
Justice of Peace
Gertrude Nipher
Highway 17
10Th Street
Farrell
Dean
L. E. Saunders
Central
Meyers New Address and Job Move Noted
Albert H. Meyer announces a change of address to 708 Third Street Northwest Rochester Minnesota and reports a new position at Self Service drug store. He previously worked as pharmacist and clerk with Estherville. The notice also references Mrs Wilson hosting the DDD Cooking Club luncheon and an upcoming jail appearance before Judge.
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Albert H.*meyer
Rochester
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Meyer
Self Service
Esthervilles
Falling Tree Injures Laborer Near Dunnell
Ernest Ziemer a Welcome Minnesota laborer on a road project north of Dunnell was critically injured at 9 am Monday when a tree fell. He suffered a crushed chest lung puncture head and spine injuries and was taken to Lindahl hospital in Sherburn with doubtful recovery. He is brother to Mrs. John Juhl Estherville and to Jessa Ziemer who lives near Dunnell. He has a wife and two children.
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Ernest Ziemer
Welcome
Minnesota
Dunnell
Zeimer
Lindahl Hospital
Sherburn
John Juhl
Estherville
Jessa Ziemer
Edith Bass Resigns as Emmet County Agent
Edith Bass resigns as Emmet county home demonstration agent to join the Farm Security Administration in Denison as assistant home management supervisor. She will oversee Crawford and Monona counties with headquarters at Denison, starting Monday March 6. Bass, a 1936 Ames Iowa State graduate, previously taught at Elliott and later served Estherville after Margaret Pheil’s resignation. Her successor at Emmet County has not been named.
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Edith Bass
Emmet
Farm Security Administration
Denison
Miss Bass
Crawford
Monons
FSA
Iowa State College
Ames
Elliott
Margaret Pheil
Donald Pro
Estherville
Auto purchases by area residents listed in brief
Myri Beaver of Park Rapids Minnesota visited relatives in Estherville this week. The note lists Lyle Askeland Armstrong and L L Boggess Estherville buying Chev rolet Ford and Hudson models from dealers including Mrs H C Miller Graver J C Gammelgaard Ringsted Hutchinson Ice Cream Company Estherville and an International truck.
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Lyle Askeland
Armstrong
Chevrolet
L. L. Boggess
Estherville
Ford
H. J. Sorensen
H. C. Miller
Graver
Hudson
J.-C. Gammelgaard
Ringsted
Hutchinson Ice-Cream Company
International
Burdette Loses 27 Year Old Riding Horse Tony
Tony, a blaze faced bay gelding trained by Burdette, died at 27. A Standardbred with a 16 hand frame, he was among the state’s best saddle horses with a flawless leg record. Bred by M. E. Wilson’s trotter and dammed by a Dolliver mare, he passed on February 10.
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Tony
E. L. Burdette
Ringsted
Mr. Burdette
M. E. Wilson
Estherville
Geo. Laffey
Dolliver
Wm. Moore
Townsend Man Here Speaks On Old Age Pension Plan
T. E. Stevens of Des Moines national representative of the Towns send old age pension movement will address a mass meeting in City Hall auditorium next Tuesday evening March 7. The meeting opens at seven thirty and the public is invited.
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T. E. Stevens
Des Moines
Townsend Old Age Pension Movement
City Hall
Mrs Reinhardt 69 dies at home in Dunell Minn
Mrs C F Reinhardt 69 of Dunell Minn passed away at her home Friday after a heart attack two weeks earlier she had lived in the Dunnell community for fifteen years born July 11 1869 in Luxemburg Germany Surviving include three daughters Mrs Floyd Sharar Dunnell Mrs Joseph Blom Granada Minn and Mrs Noel Gandette Kingsdale Minn four sons John Reichardt Dunnell Herman Charles and Edward Reinhardt Dolliver two brothers John Fank Forrest City Baltis Fank Clarion five sisters Mrs Edward Reinhardt Groton SD Miss Josephine Fank Estherville Mrs Benjamin Blom Sherburn Mrs Philip Delagoon Fergus Falls and a sister Welne N D Funeral services held 9 am Monday at St Patrick s Catholic church Father J J Keane officiating Burial in St Patrick s Cemetery
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C. F. Reinhardt
Dunnell
Minn
Reinhardt
Luxemburg
Germany
Floyd Sharar
Joseph Blom
Granada
Noel Gandette
Kingsdale
John Reichardt
Herman
Charles
Edward Reinhardt
Dolliver
John Fank
Forrest City
Baltis Fank
Clarion
Groton
S. D
Josephine Fank
Estherville
Benjamin Blom
Sherburn
Philip Delagoon
Fergus Falls
Oe Welne N
Heaviest Snowfall Since Eighties Hits Iowa Area
A major blizzard battered Iowa and nearby states causing school closures and travel delays. One inch of snow with strong winds disrupted roads and rail service, with Cedar Rapids and Estherville reporting historic conditions. Temperatures dropped from 23 above to 1 above, while forecasts warned of warmer weather by Wednesday. Local notes include property sale by W.R. Neil Brown and a move by the Orto residence buyer on North Fifth Street.
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Iowa
Mid-Western
Rock Island Railroad
Cedar Rapida
Iowa Falla
Iowan Falla
Cedar Rapids
Estherville
Livermore
Wisconsin
Texan
A. C Peterson
Mississippi
Missouri
Portias
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Isley
Spirit Lakes
Guest
LE. Saunders
Saunders
A. H. Meyer
W.R
Wilson
DDD Cooking Club
M. BE. ‘Wilson
Myri . Beaver
Park Rapids
Burdette
Townsend
W.B
Rock Island
Iowa Falls
Northern
Central Great Plains
W.R._ Neil Brown
Orto
Pifth Street
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