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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1909

Page

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Farmers Institute Set for Jan 26 28 at Emmet Armory

The Farmers Institute plans a three day program in Emmet County with talks by Morrison and Judge Quarton on dairying and home subjects, a mid winter fair with liberal premiums, a moving picture show for visitors, and a busy schedule including corn judging contests and picnic dinners. Spurbeck & Son acquire Swea City Herald with Ray Spurbeck as editor. local notices discuss community improvements and a death verdict noting natural causes.

Emmet Squires Everly W. P. Morrison State Institute Judge Quarton Elnoe F. Spurbeck Ray Swea City Spurbeck & Son Ray Spurbeck Herald Ada Olage Ewen City Mra Spurbeck

C. E. Walker Dead in Barn Near Raleigh

C E B Walker of near Raleigh was found dead in his barn on Thursday morning. A coroner’s inquest led by Coroner M E B Wilson examined the body at H C Brees’s undertaking establishment. Jurors Henry Martin M Bendixon and W E Irland reported no evidence of poisoning and found death due to natural or parental causes.

Cnmme Raleigh Haame M. M.banndrixon W. BR. Intanp J. H. Martin C. EB. Walker M EB. Wilson H. C. Brees Henry Martin M. Bendixon W. E. Irland Moore

Needs a Women's Building at State University of Iowa

A county reader urges Iowa state papers to publish a circular advocating a women's building at the State University of Iowa. She cites crowding at the campus housing, a 3000-student body, and proposes a starter building with expansion later. The appeal notes benefits like homelike rooms, regular meals, decent lodgings, a social center, and comparisons with neighboring states. Also reports the death of Rev Ida Norby at 84, with funeral details and survivors in Estherville.

Misa Eiven Piernon Emmbt State University of Town Iowa State University Towa Kansas State University of Iowa Ida Norby Lincoln Street Dickinson County Indiana Imindy Michigan Old Farm Wm. Norby Akra H. Johucon Kelster Minn P. Peterson Emmons Mign Hans Johnson Lamberton O. J. Brown Antler North Dakota

Two to be Married at High Noon in Estherville

Walter W. Wilson and Mary Clare Fuller plan a January 6 wedding at the bride’s parents residence in Estherville. Rev. Edward E. Campbell will officiate. After a wedding feast they will honeymoon briefly then reside in Cedar Rapids, where Wilson works as a locomotive fireman for the Rock Island Railroad. They will be at home February 1 at 614.58 8th St. Cedar Rapids.

Walter W. Wilson Mary Clare Fuller Charles E. Fuller Alty Edward E. Campbell Presbyterian Church Cedar Rapids Eastherville Emmet Estherville Wilson Rock Island Railroad Company

Home Circle brings quiet strength and reverence to motherhood

A moral essay extols the home as a heaven on earth and the mother as life’s true teacher. It contrasts calm, loving households with harsh ones, urges fathers and sons to protect, respect, and cherish mothers, and laments neglectful behavior. The piece urges boys to honor their aging mothers and keep homes gentle and bright.

Armory Dedication Marks Social Night at Estherville

The Commercial Club armory opening drew about 300 attendees with a net of around $500 from ticket sales. Rev Edward Campbell led the invocation, Col Wm Chantland gave the dedicatory address, and Capt Philpot with Fort Dodge admired the event. The 66th regimental band performed after delays, and the evening included dancing, punch service, and a light luncheon. A list of ticket purchasers follows, reflecting strong local participation and support for the project.

56Th Regiment Edward Campbell W. F. Wood Wm. Chantland Fort Dodge

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the Farmer's Institute Morrison Mera Mrs. Squires Walker Bank of Will Emmet County the Home Circle Department Ita Nps Ho White Armory Commercial Club Ada Lyman Béth Regiment Coon Lis Furchase Bachman W. Beattie A.J Olaite Quon H.O Crowell Walter Christensen P. I Pox B. Leratty Kalin Mark Ekspeset French Greig, Hugh Graf F. Hy Groves Geo L Hutchison W. P Hartung EF. K Han Weel Hodge Mrs Hanson John I. Hendershot Fred Ivey Alexander Johnston Jay Kipp M. M Kloppdidale Kingman Walt Kitonen, &, Ward, Lindsey Lonr Hi. B Lawrence H. B Lover Miller A. Bias Mahium Henry Nanvolus O. A Nash A. H Neville Parson F.G Person C. i Ty Person Fred Phillips Din Jonn M.G Phelan F. W Rhodes W. T Hichman PF. H Koby Wesley Roswall Alysle Rugty Hen Schioeman M. Heshadie Builth Joln Bhartle B. H Smith Thompson L. G Pou Wood Bob Willet L. Web Brod Woods da Rei de Watersteoy le Willianis Alhro Allen & Allen I. Allen & Son Broms Edward Bradley W. F Brown Butler A. Rok Bryant Birney & Jeffries Beymer W. A Converse Carpenter Camminas C. A Crawford Hanchett Haines Hawk Onas Lohnston Alex Jehu H. A Kirby Kingman Koonerke Lyvan U. H Lyons Ladd Ay de + Liller Pu de Murtagh de Marwall McCall & Hon F. H Nichols Ay de Nauros Oransky Peterson Hron Clarence Pitcher Peterson A. O Patterson F. Hails A.J. L Hidiey H.J Roymore Harry Handolph J. W Stockdale A Stanley Shadie Hoonberg & Kilgore Sundrol Stavens Trovitt Worst W. del Wilson M. Kyte Walte R'S Jobin He Oz Whorlock Fos D.a de Anderson M& Cough Holey Elec Williams & Auderan Castori Ana Ivaye York Market South 6Th, Street W. A. Kerr Mgr Galla Calender
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