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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1922

Page

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Iowa Cement Plant Near Valley Junction Grows

State news reports on a large Pyramid cement factory southwest of Valley Junction. About fifty workers place machinery as a steel dump car is rotated to dump load into the crusher. Kilns measure 240 feet, with blast heat at 2300 degrees. Limestone from Gilmore City will be shipped. M. & St. L. hauls 7000 cars yearly. Also notes fish rescue along the Iowa River, strawberry yields near Eldora, and irrigation efforts in Owasa.

Iowa Pyramid Cement Factory Valley Junction Gilmore City Pocahontas County Hawkeye Earlham Madison County Rock Island

Neighborly plowing spree across Iowa fields

D I Castle of Kossuth county fell ill after planting corn and 31 neighbors plowed 150 acres twice, while in Carroll county 20 to 30 neighbors plowed the fields of Beryl McLaughlin and Arthur King, rendering them in prime condition despite the owners' unavailability. The examples highlight widespread neighborly spirit across Iowa.

D. I. Castle Kossuth County Carroll County Beryl McLaughlin Arthur King Iowa

Birthday milestone for 102 year old Mrs Walker

At Columbus Junction Louisa county neighbors helped Mrs Charlotte Walker celebrate her 102nd birthday Born in Kentucky in 1820 she arrived in Iowa in 1851 by boat down the Ohio to the Mississippi and up to Muscatine Four children 11 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren and % great great grandchildren attended the observance and shared in the milestone event

Columbus Junction Louisa County Charlotte Walker Kentucky Iowa Ohio River Mississippi Muscatine

Des Moines Prepares Grand Army Encampment Shows

Des Moines plans elaborate entertainments for the National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic the week of September 24. Twenty five thousand school children will form a living flag on the state house grounds the largest ever in America. They will sing Civil War era songs. Des Moines expects about one hundred thousand visitors during encampment week.

Des Moines Grand Army of the Republic State House America

Insane Asylum Costs Vary Widely by Iowa Counties

The state board of control shows monthly cost per inmate for the incurably insane across Iowa counties. Webster County Fort Dodge spends 6.14 per inmate, Jackson 7.48, Wapello 7.48, with others over 10. Louisa tops at 63.56, Chickasaw 25. Polk County with 157 inmates costs 20. Cass County, smallest inmate count at 1, spends 21.00.

State Board of Control Webster County Fort Dodge Jackson Wapello Louisa Chickasaw Polk County Cass County

Iowan Builds World's Longest Bridge in Indiana

H A Hanapel of Mason City Iowa designed and supervised construction of a 987 foot concrete bridge spanning the Wabash river at Attica Indiana. He is son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Hanapel and now acts as designer of bridges for the Indiana state highway commission.

H. A. Hanapel Jacob Hanapel Mason City Wabash River Attica Ind Hanapel Indiana State Highway Commission

Davis County Suit Over War Tax Conspiracy Dismissed

E G Dickson and his brother sued 31 neighbors for damages claiming a conspiracy over war activity support in 1918. District court ruled against Dickson. State Supreme Court affirmed dismissal. Federal court later sided with Dickson on related cases. Dickson ran for state representative as a Republican but fared poorly.

E. G. Dickson Davis County District Court Dickson State Supreme Court Red Cross

Cigaret tax take tops six hundred thousand dollars

The state treasurer’s office reports that since July 1 1921 six hundred thousand dollars from cigaret stamps has been turned over. Excluding Sundays and holidays the state collected about two thousand dollars daily under the new cigaret law. Cities and counties received about a quarter million dollars in permit fees. Dealer permits cost 100 for first class city dealers and 75 for rural and community stores.

C.C. McCoy Cigaret Revenue Department

Buena Vista County Hosts Fourteen Consolidated Schools

The Buena Vista county area leads with fourteen consolidated schools. Storm Lake’s commercial club arranged band concerts at each school. All attending children will receive ice cream cones and free lemonade, with the Storm Lake band transported between schools in automobiles donated by the club.

Buena Vista Commercial Club Storm Lake

Civil service postmastership exams set for July dates

The civil service commission announced postmastership examinations in Iowa for July. The July 15 session covers Auburn, Bagley, Brooklyn, Carlisle, Clermont, Dayton, Dexter, Dunlap, Durant, Dysart, Elra, Essex, Fairbanks, Fontanelle, Keota, Lakeview, Lansing, Lenox, Livermore, Marathon, Menlo, Merrill, Monroe, Moville, Oxford, Paullina, Prairie City, Radcliffe, Rock Valley, St. Charles, Stanhope, Waucoma, West Branch, Wyoming. The July 18 session will test Albia, Clarion, Garner, New Hampton, Parkersburg, Rock Rapids, Spirit Lake, Storm Lake, Tama, West Union.

Civil Service Commission Iowa Auburn Bagley Brooklyn Carlisle Clermont Dayton Dexter Dunlap Durant Dysart Elra Essex Fairbanks Fontanelle Keota Lakeview Lansing Lenox Livermore Marathon Menlo Merrill Monroe Moville Oxford Paullina Prairie City Radcliffe Rock Valley St. Charles Stanhope Waucoma West Branch Wyoming Albia Clarion Garner New Hampton Parkersburg Rock Rapids Spirit Lake Storm Lake Tama West Union

Orphan Robin Joins Foster Flock At Waverly Farm

In Bremer county J F Grawe notes a robin adopts fifteen motherless chicks in a Waverly yard. The bird assists feeding and stays with the group, a remarkable sight drawing neighborhood interest. Nearby, blue grass seed harvests in southern Iowa use six foot stripper machines and two horse teams, with Union county producers clearing about 2500 dollars in ten days under ideal conditions. Seed heads were large and well formed this season and seed dealers seek grass seed with specialized threshing gear.

J.F. Grawe Waverly Bremer County Robin Iowa Union County

Yeoman's school and orphanage site tour spans Iowa

A state wide committee surveys nearly every Iowa community to pick a location for Yeoman's school and orphanage. After thorough review within Iowa, nearby states will then be considered for visits.

Iowa Yeoman’s

Four Falk sisters ship fat steers to Omaha market

Fou sisters Nina Freda Eleanor and Alice Falk of a Page county farm near Essex sent two cars of fat steers to Omaha. They started the cattle on corn and alfalfa in January and the animals gained about a pound and a half daily. The four sisters accompanied the shipment to Omaha to learn about buyers' preferred quality, aided by one or two hired hands in peak season.

Fou Nina Freda Eleanor Alice Falk Page County Essex Omaha Miss

Polo Match At Fort Des Moines Draws Elite Crowd

Fort Des Moines hosted a polo game between the St. Louis country club team and the Fourteenth Cavalry quartet. Spectators from Burling ton Davenport Omaha St. Joe and Leavenworth attended. Fort Des Moines won as trained ponies and riders impressed with graceful changes and disciplined play.

Crack Country Club St. Louis Fourteenth Cavalry Fort Des Moines Burlington Davenport Omaha St. Joe Leavenworth

Former Jackson Co treasurer dies in hunting accident

Haleck K. Rue, who served as Jackson county treasurer from 1901 to 1913, was found dead in a Hunter township hayfield after a rake accident. He was born in Norway in 1847 and settled in the county in 1871. Survived by a widow six sons and four daughters.

Haleck K. Rue Jackson County Hunter Township Mr. Rue Fairmont Sentinel

Drilling Glass With Sharp Corner Pointed Tool

An experienced glass cutter notes that the sharp corner of a freshly broken point serves as an effective small hole drill for glass. It advises keeping the drill wetted with turpentine and presents an alternate method using a wooden guide and hot lead to melt a hole through the glass.

Baby sister bought, blue for boys joke ends

Dave, keen on a sister, asks for a baby girl and a cab. His mother returns home with a baby sister and a blue trimmed cab, prompting Dave to declare, They fooled you, mother. Blue is for boys. Chicago Tribune.

Dave Chicago Tribune

Value of Platinum Declined Then Recovered, Isle of Wight Note

A historical notice from the Isle of Wight warns ferry users that attempting to board without paying or insulting the collector will incur a fine of 40 shillings. The report notes platinum’s shift from worthless by-product to valuable material, tied to a Watering place event.

Isle of Wight Hanle Boston

Clifford Arthur Porter Receives Military Funeral Honors

Clifford Arthur Porter of Thornton Iowa born March 20 1893 died Mason City Iowa June 10 1922 at age 29 received full military honors at burial in Thornton. A Church of Christ service was led by Rev Tomertin. Porter served as corporal in Co E 139th Infantry 35th division and sailed from Hoboken April 24 1918.

Jas. Brakeney Harry Odile Frank Carroll Elmer Nangle Howard Farmer Rollin Tank D. E. Morris Tom Tracey Thomas Heap Leslie Whipple P. O. Peterson Mason City Thornton Buffalo Lake Minn Hamilton’s University of Commerce Milwaukee Railroad Rock Island Railroad Co “E” 139Th Infantry Hoboken N. J

Porter Dies After Illness and War Service

Marriage to Anna Blanche Eglin ended seven weeks of happiness when Porter fell seriously ill at his sister’s home in the city. He died June 10 1922 at Park hospital from plural pneumonia hastened by severe gas exposure overseas. Known as Porter, he was a steady friend, promoted on marriage, survived by wife four sisters five brothers. Father and mother preceded him. community mourns the good old pal who fought to the end.

Anna Blanche Eglin P. Hi Dorow Park Hospital Porter Port

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