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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1945
Page
6
An OCR damaged text outlines a municipal inquiry involving hotels, water access, and curb violations. It mentions Cardston and Hotel likely in a regional context, noting actions toward enforcement and municipal staff or teachers in some capacity. The exact details and names are obscured by garbled text.
Fragments of an obituary and related notices mention a death and survivors. The text lists names such as Lottie Memjrger of Chamberaburg Pennsylvania and several brothers Harve Isaac Elmer Hayes Charles, with scattered references to Fort Dodge and Albany area terms. A social security board note references 1944 figures and a manager Ray Stevens. The fragmentary nature obscures full facts.
Fragmentary text discusses a town election, officials, and unresolved questions about eligibility and office terms. Names and precise places are obscured by garbled OCR, but references to voters, high office, and potential legal action indicate a political dispute or inquiry under consideration.
The document outlines a bank's capital and liabilities including stock, reserve balances, furniture, and subordinated obligations. It lists equity totals of 371,176.96 and 176,836.24 with various asset and liability figures, noting reserves and trust balances as part of the financial statement.
The report details Estherville, Pocahontas, Spencer, Emmetsburg, Algona and Spirk Lake teams attending a Wednesday rationing meeting in Emmetsburg. It lists players such as Mary Nell Gray and Margaret Sullivan among participants and notes Nels G. Christiansen and AAA officials present.
Divorce was granted Saturday by Judge Ge W. Still in Chicago. Willard B. Condon, born June 28, 1934, was awarded custody of the couple’s minor child. Condon was ordered to pay alimony and child support totaling 365 per month. The couple married July 3, 1928, and separated August 28, 1942.
An arrest was made by Sheriff M. R. Huokaba in a civil rights dispute involving four high school and junior college students who allege denial of equal rights at Casa Loma. Federberg faces charges of infringing rights. bond set at $25 in Justice MH Schloeman's court. case set for hearing after tax work completion.
Friday AAA Chairman Nels G. Christian announced that applications for 1944 soil conservation payments must be filed before February 15, 1945. The program covers practices including plowing down green manure grass and other eligible measures, and any remaining pigments due under the 1944 program must be completed.
Mrs. Leslie Cole filed for divorce in district court alleging cruel and inhuman treatment in a marriage that began December 24, 1943 at Dunell. The husband, Mr. Cole, was discharged from the army in 1943 for medical reasons.
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