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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1923

Page

6

Lost Island Lake to gain new state park near Ruthven

Lost Island Lake near Ruthven will receive state aid to establish a park. A tract on the lake’s east side will be bought and improved. Ruthven residents will contribute 1000 dollars and build a road from the highway to the park. Judge N J Lee will hold three weeks of court at Humboldt with Court Stenographer Ray Shoemaker.

New State Park Lost Island Lake Ruthven Te Lake N. J. Lee Humboldt Ray Shoemaker Lee DeLand Spencer Coyle

Shrine hotel prospect supported by Spencer club

The Spencer Shrine club promotes building a Shrine hotel on West Okoboji with the Manhattan hotel for sale as a favorable location. Dr. H. O. Green, a Spencer member, offers site at Terrace Park if the Shrine group builds a hotel there.

Spencer Shrine Club West Okoboji Manhattan H. O. Green Spencer Club Terrace Park Shrine Organization

Iowa City Hearings Reveal Leeper Murder Plot Claim

Testimony by William Bard links Robert Leeper to alleged plan to kill Roy Wertz for a marriage prize of 20000 dollars. Bard says Leeper discussed two methods silenced gun or poison, with Wertz’s daughter and wife shielding him. High witnesses testified as the murder hearing continued.

Iowa City Robert Leeper Roy Wertz William Bard Leeper Bard Wertz Beryl

Federal Judge Denies Dismissal in Shop Crafts Conspiracy Case

In Chicago on January 5 federal Judge Wilkinson denied Federated Railway Shop Crafts counsel's bid to dismiss the injunction and suit in equity alleging a conspiracy to interfere with interstate rail traffic through the shopmen's strike. The court granted a trial in open court set for May 2 and reserved on a jury trial. The special examiner order was set aside as evidence gathering in multiple cities. The decision upheld the government's claim of conspiracy as the basis for the injunction and denied dismissal of the preliminary injunction against the federations and officials involved.

Chicago Wilkinson United States District Court Today Federated Railway Shop Crafts Equity Shop Crafts Federated Shop Crafts System United States Daugherty

New Food Preparation Patented For Instant Use

A new food process mixes chopped meat with milk and flour to form a paste. The paste is molded, heated to shrink and form a skin, then dropped from molds into enans for sterilization and sealing. Australasia defined variously as all South Pacific islands or limited to Australia, New Zealand, and nearby regions.

Australasia Southern Pacific Australia New Guinea New Zealand Tasmania

Thirty Years Ago New Year Notes from Estherville

A January 5 1916 style column recalls births in Wallingford on December 29, library growth in Estherville with 955 volumes and $1 membership, a Beaver Creek wedding of W E Littell and Elma Crossman, a Swan Lake typhoid death, finger injuries of two switchmen, local moves of G F Shand and J Klopp, Armstrong paper plans near Feb 1, typhoid waning, a failed Armstrong paper bid, social gatherings in Estherville, a lynchpin blizzard with four below zero and trains late, and 20 degrees below at morning.

Northern Vindicator J. O. Kasa Wallingford Estherville Beaver Creek Minn W. E. Littell Elma Crossman Lizzie George West Swan Lake Switchman Barney Mitchell Vern Booth G. F.shand Lake Side Artie Peterson Clear Lake J. J.klopp Armstrong Johnck & Rowen Mr. Rowen Johnny Johnny Johnck, Jr Bowen G. A. Goddell A. G. Metzger W. A. Ladd A. D. Root O. D. Barnum Truesdale Waverly E. I. Sondro M. K Sioux City

Estherville Mourns Iroquois Fire Victims and Local News

Estherville reflects on the Iroquois Theatre fire victims from Chicago with Bessie and Nina Chapman and Josephine Mulholland among those known locally. The city notes ice-harvest work begun for Kent and Shartlee and a Cedar Rapids bride and groom, Myrtle Rice and Herbert Duncan, wed near town. The January supervisors meeting swore in new members J H Barnhart Sr and B T Sorum, with E H Hanson named chairman. Fire devastates the state capitol northwest wing causing a half million in losses, destroying the house chamber debris. Local movements include visits by Joseph Clayton, Misses Sylvia and Alice Nichols, Miss Mabelle Martin heading to Coe College, and others reporting travel and studies.

Vindicator Republican Estherville Chicago Bessie Nina Chapman Cedar Rapids L. L. Barnum Josephine Munholland John G. Munholland Supt. Merrill Oscar Robbins Kent & Shartlée Herbert O. Duncan Myrtle C.' Rice J. W. Neyman Brida Board of Supervisors County Auditor's Office J. H. Barnhart, Sr B. T. Soram Fice E.H. Hanson House of Representatives Joseph Clayton Terris Sylvia Alice Nichols Mabelle Martin Coe ‘College Tom’ Storhow Ben Thompson Wallingford H. A. Anderson Minneapolis The State University Ruth Zanna Bachman Inez Mitchell Clare Foote Storm Lake Ardelle Gates Iowa Falls Ellsworth College James Carroll Ruth Meade Florence Egbert Sim Stedman Emmetsburg Chas. Hobein St. Louis

Farm Inventory Tips for Iowa Farmers by C C Taylor

Iowa farmers should begin each year with a full farm inventory covering land, dwellings, livestock, machinery, and personal property. Include depreciation and younger animals rising in value. note cash on hand and unpaid accounts. use inventories to guide regular farm accounting and improve profits by identifying leaks in the operation.

Iowa C. C. Taylor Iowa State College Taylor Mr. Taylor

Hager Rites Reflect Long Ills and Farm Life in Iowa

Carl Theodore Hager born October 24 1874 at Varna Illinois. He studied at Augustana College Rock Island and worked in Winona and Chicago before marrying Enevin Gustafson July 25 1906 at Maywood. The couple moved to Emmet County in 1913 to farm. He died New Year’s Day after a long illness. Survived by wife three sons Roland Charles LeRoy, parents August and Mrs Hager, and sisters Mrs Herman Hall Mrs Raymond Whiting and Anna Estherville. Funeral held January 4 at A Hager home and Estherville Lutheran Church, burial Oak Hill cemetery.

Carl Theodore Hager Varna Ill Augustana College Rock Island Winona Chicago Enevin Gustafson Maywood Emmet Roland Bernard Charles Maurice LeRoy Melvin August Hager Herman Hall Rockford Raymond Whiting Anna Estherville Illinois A. Hager Estherville Lutheran Church S. A. Bergeon Oak Hill Cemetery

Emmet High to Hold Preliminary Declamatory Contest

Emmet High School resumes term with a preliminary declamatory contest Friday Jan 19 featuring seventeen contestants across three classes. Winners in each class advance to county prelims Feb 16 at Dolliver Armstrong and Center high schools, with four advancing to the final county contest. Admission 15 and 25 cents starts 7:30 pm.

Emmet High School Dolliver, Armstrong and Center Maurice Baker Elmar Valen Daniel Anderson Oswald Bormann Ores Sargent Alma Anderson Helen Miller Helen Higgins Sheridan Ralph Robinson Viola Smith Merritt

Estherville to Host Commercial Institute Program

A Commercial Institute will be conducted in Estherville offering shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping, and salesmanship under the Commercial Service Bureau of Des Moines. Miss Susie Petersen oversees the program, with spring job placement possible for enrolled students. Inquiries to the Des Moines bureau or Miss Petersen.

Estherville Commercial Service Bureau’ of Des Moines Susie Petersen Commercial Service Bureau Towa Miss Petersen

Sand Dunes and Global Heights Spellbound

The article surveys wind shaped dunes from 5 to 40 feet on the Atlantic coast, noting dramatic 100 to 200 feet dunes in Bermuda and the Bahamas. It briefly mentions ancient artificial ringlets used by women to enhance beauty and references a notorious "heartbreakers" era with a biased claim about a woman hater.

Atlantic Bermuda Bahamas Thas

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