Pakentein' ie tiles of the Vindicator 1908 party edits
In 1908 Estherville residents attended a party at P M Handolphiat home. G A Nichola travels to Des Moines for the office of journal clerk. Flossie Hobein returns to Cedar Rapids school. Mr and Mrs Geo Weir host surprise at Lincoln street home. F N Roberts entertain friends with a concert at their new gramophone. M G Wilson and wife journey to Warwick Ontario then Canada. Attorney GW Adama covers Republican affairs during Nichols' absence. W R of Estherville holds a public installation with Mrs Bemis as President and other officers named. Visitors from Grinnell New Sharon Independence Grundy County arrive by Tuesday train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gramashone
M. G. Wilson
Jack Wilson
States
Canada
Warwick
Ontario
Atty
Adama
Republican
Wiitor Nichols
W. R
Estherville
Bemis
W. Miller
Patter
Cox
Faken from the Files of the Weekly Northern Vindicator
Forty years ago the Weekly Northern Vindicator notes hard times with hoota prices below cost for thirty days. George keeps the mercantile mood lively while Capt. L. S. Williams, a former schoolmaster and Civil War drill leader, begins a term in Revison district. Weather shifts from previous weeks as farmers plow and replant. Marriage licenses issued the week of December 18 include Leon Olson, Helena Larson, Alfred Fink, Lena Sorenson, and others in Ringsted, Wallingford, Frost, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen and Co
Hoota
Ieorge
L. S. Williams
Army of the Potomac
Revison
Leon Olson
Terril
Helena Larson
Wallingford
Alfred Fink
Ringsted
Lena Sorenson
Christian S. Frost
Withee
Wis
Ensiner
Pederson
Ringated
Selmer FE
Waldahl
Frost
Minn
Laura Wigdal
Armatron
Ernest A. Franklin
Albia
Iowa
Alma B. Gilbert
Extherville
LeRoy C. Wedoo
Hazel A. Christian
Halfa
Philip Reitz
Evansville
Ind
Bonnie Zerfoss
Superior
Rice Paper and Heaven War Hospital Tale
A wounded soldier recalls a Rouen base hospital ward where a Canadian blinded by shell blast dies. A Scottie from the Fifteenth Royal Scots guards the scene while a nurse tends the dying man and shares a cigarette to ease his fear. The emotional account ends with quiet, shared grief among patients and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jock
Scottie
Fifteenth
Royal Scots
Hell
Bells
New Year reflections and war outlook from Emmet county
The 1918 dawns with the United States allied with Britain France Italy and Japan in a war against Germany and Austria Hungary. The Vindicator and Republican weighs hopes of prosperity for Emmet County while acknowledging sacrifices ahead as many local sons serve or prepare to enlist. The article notes farm prosperity and war price gains, faith that right will prevail, and urges Farm Improvement Association members to attend a January meeting with speakers on livestock and income tax, then details Red Cross efforts, local social notes, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Emmet
Emmet County
Lown
Earmok
Mr Tor
Farm Improvement Association
Lin Mathervile Thureday
R.K. Bliss
Ames
Sietch
Busa
Morse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pakentein
Ie “Tiles of” the Vindicator
Wert
Mesers
Lewis Wold
Clarence Shifflet
Iron Grinnell
FB. Taylor and Daughter
New Sharon
Barry Lamb
Independence
Joe Peterson
Grundy County
Northern Vindicator
Sharif
Tha
Knut Espeset
G. Day
Rice-Paper
Heaven
Arthur
Arthor
Rouen
Smokey
Angel of Mercy
Dearie
Espey
Des Moines Register
Empey
Europe
Lan
Daily
Des Moines Ee
Des Moines
E,d Rose
Eetherville
Durham
Capec
T. H. Grant
First
Ilinois Infantry
Bull Durham
Ceu
John C. Eldredge
Apeare Baths
The
Anderson Hospital
Hall
Miss de Pauw
B. N
University ‘Hospital
Yanpity Be Ac
Haring
Jae. Jackson
Red Cross Fund
S. M. Kenline
Brayshaw
Red Cros
Lloyd Ressell
Northfield
Minnesota
Florence
Kasa
St. Paul
Fred Heidecker
Heidecker
Basil Trewin
Fairault
E. H. Hanson
Miss Beatt
Coor “Howe
Sowsll
P, Nderoom
Oscar Scan Patersen
Upbridge
Elson
Armstrong Eastern Star
George Canon
Geo. Stewart
Elsie Smith
Matton
H. A. Kingston
Wm. Stuart
Mra. McDowell
Mra
Hazel Smith
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