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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1928

Page

3

Breakenridge Declares Run for Second Term in 47th District

W. J. Breakenridge announces candidacy for a second term as State Senator for the 47th district, subject to the Republican primaries in June.

Ray Kennedy W. J. Breakenridge Emmet

Many Move 10 New Homes on First of March

March first, Emmet county districts see a flood of home and farm relocations. Families shift into Estherville houses, farms north and east, and from Grover to Dolliver, with Rosenberger, Hoffman, Yates, West, Norgaard, and others taking new properties. This seasonal migration signals spring work and new residences across the area.

Emmet Estherville H. Am. End Emil Opelt Ed. Broms B. J. Klein Chas. Rosenberger Near Grover Peter Scholtes Dr. P. Cain Peter Hoffman Carroll County Geo. Simpson Hoffman Corporation

Armstrong Moves and Family Relocations Sweep Armstrong Area

The Ole Lilland family plans to move March 1 to the Mester farm near Estherville, Sylvia stays to finish school. Numerous households shift farms and residences statewide, including the Boland, Miller, Beck, DeBates, Perry, Schwitters, Gangestad, Johnson, Coulson, Perry, Laffey, Camden, Reich, and other families moving to farms near Armstrong, Jasper, Ringsted, Dolliver, Emmet County, and nearby towns.

Ole Lilland Mester Estherville Sylvia Tom Boland Fairmont Minn Jim Miller Holand Farm August Beck Miller Mr. Beck Shirley Beck Shirley L. J. DeBates DeBates Jasper Guy Perry Schwitters Perry Henry Gangested Will Richmond Andrew Johnson Richmond Roy Coulson Armstrong Jack Miller Coulsons Mr. Miller Ed. Schaeffer Schaeffer John Flier John Laffey Jim Beers E. S. Camden Clifford Laffy Robert Elsenblat Graetinger Greattinger Kulke

Farm Family Moves Spark Local Relocations Near Halfa

A sequence of farm shifts across Halfa Ringsted Armstrong and surrounding areas reshuffles tenants and owners. Flier Reed Nielson and others relocate to prime farms while new families take over vacated properties. several move to Ringsted Estherville and Minnesota as March first possession dates approach.

Rural families relocate farms in Estherville area

Mr and Mrs George Kirchner and family move onto the farm formerly held by the Seids. The Seids take over Colemans farm. Christensen family of near Estherville farm west of town previously occupied by Hagerman family who move to the south township. Anderson couple from near Ceylon take over Bundy farm. Bundys move near Estherville. Ankrum family to occupy Louie Harris farm. Rheinhart to move to Amil Leo farm. Albert Cole moves to her grandmother Sidles home. Shultz family from Estherville moves into Huntington parsonage. Smith family relocates to former Clyde Davis farm. Parelio family to occupy Smith farm. Harris family moves to Minnesota to farm Waugh tal farm. Pullen family moves to Minnesota near Petersburg. Chuskuskey family of Maple Hill to farm Johnston Estherville land. Continued next week.

Chas. Rosenberger Estherville August John Higgins Arthur Yates Andrew Swanson Arthur West Ramsay Dolliver Polson Place A. Richards Brannan Grover Margie Stockdale Jim Norgaard Jens Christensen Rénekewa Loven Otha Asthea Russel Straight Fairbury Neb North 10Th Street Geo. Lee Ed. Mathwig L. Anderson Jack Forey Andersons Gene Weir Old Day Eagle Lake Geo. Weir Will Forstrum Clark Johnson Weirs Clarence Schenck Erickson Milton Barlow Mr. Schenck Gee. Gee Storm Lake Lewis Harris Waughtal Gee Clare Gibson Scranton Iowa Peter Temple Gibson J. W. Kizer Brinkman Henry Jarres Morse Place Mr. Griffie Meikle Perry Hanson Joe Prohaska Terris Frank Smith Frank Nissen Prohaska George Smith W. T. Kauffman Martin Mr. Bradshaw Phil Butler Jackson Mr. Ogle John Lambert Weaver Lynn Dean Chas. Jurries Minnesota Dunnell George Weir Lew Mathwig Mr. Lair Mr. Thompson Colman Farms Ben Wiley Lved Messrs Christensen Wm. Hagerman Hagerman Anderson Ceylon Alf Bundy Bundy Fred Ankrum Louie Harris Charlie Rheinhart Amil Leo Floyd Irwin Albert Cole Frank Bombarger Cole James Sidles Lyle Shultz Huntington Chas. Smith Clyde Davis P. Partelio Smith George Gee Pullen Petersburg Mike Chuskuskey Maple Hill J. Ft. Johnston

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