Vindicator and Republican News from Estherville Iowa
Estherville area notes include paroled prisoners from Fort Madison and Anamosa, cigaret tax receipts for June totaling 79 503 89 and 1 777 358 9 for the year, plus updates from the Iowa and Minnesota state fairs and state banking department personnel changes. Also reports on Senator Brookhart's controversial Farmers Union picnic speech and a health investigation into Des Moines river beaches.
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Capitol Dome
Fort Madison
Anamosa
Tyne
State House
L. A. Jensen
Board of Parole
Lake Fremont Picnic News and Fourth of July Gatherings
Eight or ten families enjoyed the Farmers Club picnic at HH W Woods home on the Fourth. Multiple families from Lake Fremont and nearby towns spent the day at Twin Lakes and Spirit Lake. The Dunnell M E Congregation will unite with Huntington church next Sunday for a service. The Church of Christ Endeavor meets weekly with a Beattitudes of the New Testament topic.
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Farmers Club
HH. W. Woods
E. E. Logue
Estherville
M. H. Silcox
Percy Jackson
Lynn Silcox
Claude Silcox
McNeil
Everett Cross
Spirit Lake
E. Logue
Fox Lake
F. A. Silcox
Charlie Jackman
Lake Fremont
M. J. Larson
Huntington
C. R. Silcox
Sherburn
Estherville Lutheran Church Prayer Meetings
In Estherville the Lutheran church schedules several gatherings with members hosting. Prayer meeting is set for next Thursday evening at the home of L Savereide. The Wiling Workers will meet next Saturday afternoon at Mrs Knute Thompson’s home with Mrs Thompson assisted by Mrs Martin Peterson. The Young People’s League meets Sunday evening and delegates to the Minneapolis convention will report.
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Estherville
Luth
L Savereide
Kendall Glad To Get Back In Hawkeye State
Former Gov Nathan E Kendall returns to Des Moines with Mrs Kendall after six months abroad praising Iowa as Gods country He declines to discuss future political plans and warns England faces coal strike dangers The couple’s visit coincides with news of a new local paper Bulletin at Arnolds Park centered in Shenandoah Virginia Reed Arnold Park center writes Bulletin news brief
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Des Moines
Iowa
Nathan E. Kendall
England
Kendall
V.ra
Arnolds Park
Dangers of Education Warned By Dr Friedrich Green
Dr Friedrich RK Green argues longer schooling harms physical fitness and vision in children. Citing Marine Corps standards and studies from Maryland to the Carolinas, he urges better eye exams and physical training over grand schoolhouse spending. He critiques the focus on mind training at the expense of eye health and overall fitness.
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Frederich RK. Green
United States Marine Corps
Marine Corps
United States
United States Public Health Service
Maryland
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Moody
Western Newspaper Union
Estherville Creamery Co op promise gains for town
A farmer advocates forming a Farmers Co operative Creamery in Estherville Iowa arguing the town of over 5000 provides a ready market and low freight costs. He praises non profit non stock structure and urges support, noting planned board terms and the hire of a skilled buttermaker.
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Estherville
Mr. Coolidge
la Follette
Creamery Association
Co-operative
Wallace Farmer
Sibley
Farmers Co-operative Association of
Iowa
H. N. Jensen
Wampus Tale of Jeopardy and a School Principal Candidate
A Louisville colored grade school principal candidate is tested on word definitions. The small yellow man misinterprets jeopardy, claiming it refers to any act committed by a jeopard, exposing his miscomprehension in a comic exchange. Central Press Association copyright.
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Louisville
The
Central Press Association
Union news and village notices from Estherville area
Mrs. Ole Bergen hosted the Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid in Jagk Creek area last week. Reports list many visits, relatives, new baby, and social events across Estherville township including Union Picnic attendance and several family gatherings. Church notes summarize Vacation School success and upcoming Assembly. safety and community remarks conclude with a gardening tip on cabbage worms and a quip about women and alibis.
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Ole Bergen
Aid
Nathalia Haugland
Nelson
Simon Paulson
Rodman
Minor
Ilinois
M. H. Schloeman
Estherville
Chris Ellerston
Joe Oakes
Neilson
Booth
Virginia
Lucile
Hruse
Morris Thompson
Geblaugh
Graettinger
P. Paulson
H. Peterson
Tuttle Lake
Earl Kruse
Dave Reimer
Otto Kruse
Huntington
Fred Kruse
Melvin
Milford Christian
Anna Christian
Olga Handeland
Gladys Paulson
Clear Lake
Roy Weede
Andrew Anderson
Iowa Falls
Halvor Peterson
Paul Glasnapp
Evelyn Christenson
Algona
M. H. Seholeman
R. E. Glassnapp
Clara
Walter
Lake Okoboji
Ole Hanson
K. Bryant
Hampton
Ray
Irving
Amos Hanson
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Vindicator
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G. A. Nichols
H. A. Nichols
City
American Press A Association
Vindicator and Republican Company
Senator Brookhert
Farmers Union
Minnesota
State Banking Department
L. A. Andrew
Robert L. Lead
Adel
N. B. Shaffer
Altoona
Department
Carl S. Foster
Guthrie Center
E. R. Mauss
Spencer
J. P. Risley
Frank Dagle
State Fair Board
Executive Council
Don M. Grisweld
Rodney P. Fagen
Des Moines River
Lake
Fremont
Church OF Christ the Christian Endeavor
Hawkeye State
E. 2
Center of
Shenandoah
Bulletin
Ned
Fourth Street
Acme Sales Company Auction Warehouse
Rock Island Depot
Jagk Creek ‘and Vicinity
West
Armstrong
Trédiimient
Mae
Minneapolis
Pan Glassnapp
Union Baptist Church Ip
Jennie Pingrey
Resent
Elizabeth Colt
Herman Weise
Frederick Case
Maye Case
Maud Lucas
Chas. Ford
V.R
Pittsburgh Chronicle- Telegraph
Milwaukee Sentinel
Los Angeles Times
C. J. Drake
State College
SRE Ene Tatas
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