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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1929

Page

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Boy Falls 60 Feet From Bridge in Rock Island Tragedy

James Galvin, 13, son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Galvin, is in critical condition at Coleman hospital after falling from the Rock Island bridge while trespassing with two friends. He landed on rocks below and suffered multiple fractures. doctors fear further injury until X rays reveal full extent. Public warned to keep off bridge as rescue crews assisted him to shore.

James Galvin Jerry Galvin Coleman Hospital Rock Island Bridge James Walter Scheld- Knecht

Estherville Triumphs Over Spirit Lake in Weekend Showdown

Estherville Independents defeated Spirit Lake 9 to 1 on Sunday. Swea City plans an all salaried nine visit on Sunday July 14 at 2:30 PM. The south field is booked for the remainder of the season for Esther ville Independents with the Sunday game there. Cockburn sits third in the Minneapolis District for sales in the first half of June.

Estherville Independents Spirit Lake Swea City

Rock Island Notes and Local Visits Across Regions

B H Smith former master mechanic now in Horown Kansas spent weekend at Lake Okoboji with Topeka friends. Mrs J W Peterson visited by cousin Mrs Garvey and husband of Lincoln Nebraska. John Johnson and mother arrived from Trenton Missouri. Mrs Ohinson returns from Trenton Missouri. Mr Johnson returns Sunday. Mrs Johnson to remain visiting friends. Harold Jorgenson came to fetch family from Halfa. they return to Davenport. Des Moines staff meeting attended by Supt H E Allen et al. Ed Broms family returned from California. Anna Geinitz visited relatives in Duluth then returned home. C Alt grandson Glenn Alt of Kansas City visiting. Cedar Rapids vacationers G W Cuyler and sons at Orleans. Cuyler, former Rock Island master mechanic, now at Cedar Rapids. O Hawk, Cedar Rapids dispatcher, stopped in on Fourth en route to Rock Rapids. formerly Trainmaster here. Ed O Halloran to western trip Seattle and coast. No 417 delayed by cloudburst at Hureau Illinois. detoured, late arrival. Betsy Olsen buys Robbins home. sale finalized on South Second Street. Delta Hart of Miami Florida left for Kewanee Illinois to visit friends. had been visiting P H Frita and Grover McCall.

B. H. Smith Horown Kansas Topeka Lake Okoboji J. W. Peterson Garvey Lincoln Nebraska John Johnson Trenton Misouri Ohinson Missouri Mr. Johnson California Anna Geinitz Duluth C. Alt Glenn Alt Kansas City G. W. Cuyler Cedar Rapids Orleans Cuyler O. Hawk Rock Rapids Ed O'Halloran Seattle Hureau Ill

Meeting on New Weed Law Faces County Trustees

County board of supervisors called a Saturday meeting of township trustees to discuss the new weed law taking effect this season. Each township and city council must appoint a weed commissioner to supervise destruction of noxious weeds in their district. Failure to destroy may lead to land destruction at owner cost, billed via a special tax. Copies of the law and a bulletin are available from county auditor Dorothy Klopp.

County Board of Supervisors Court House Township Board of Trustees General County Fund Forty-Third General Assembly Dorothy Klopp

Arrests on Liquor Charges Shake Armstrong area

Mr and Mrs Andy Mitchell of Armstrong and their daughter Mrs Ethel McCowien were arrested Wednesday evening at Armstrong and are held in Emmet county jail on liquor charges. Mitchell faces a liquor nuisance third offense charge with penitentiary risk. Mrs McCowien is charged with possession intoxicating liquors bootlegging and maintaining a liquor nuisance. Clyde Gilbourd of Fairmont was also arrested last week at Armstrong and held until September on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He was arrested by Officer Jack Frost and had liquor in his possession.

Andy Mitchell Armstrong Ethel McCowien Emmet Mitchell McCowien Fairmont Clyde Gilbourd Gilbaugh Jack Frost

Record Sales Month for Autos in Emmet County

Eighty six new automobiles were registered in Emmet county in June according to Miss Edna Ries deputy county treasurer in charge of the automobile department. There were also transfers made during the same thirty days.

Emmet Edna Ries Automobile Department

Pioneering Emmet County Man Dies At Work

Mr William Luikhart longtime Emmet county resident dies suddenly at work while plowing corn. He fell when stricken, the cultivator passed over him. Survived by wife and two children. Funeral Friday at Baptist church with Rev Yearnd. Interment Oak Hill cemetery.

William Luikhart Emmet Luikhart Irwin Huntington Zeimer Baptist Church Oak Hill Cemetery

Sorensens and Townsends Start Minnesota Vacation

Mr and Mrs Harry Sorensen and Mr and Mrs Merrott Townsend began a two week auto tour of northern Minnesota starting the week. They will visit lakes and small towns during the trip.

Harry Sorensen Merrott Townsend Minnesota

New Barber Shop One of Most Attractive in Iowa

The Carl Wells Barber shop opened Monday in the Wilson building on North Sixth street and is described as among the most attractive sorial parlors in Iowa. It features a green and gold color scheme, the latest fixtures, and high sanitary, bright, and artistic standards. Miss Leona Ellerbroek runs her beauty parlor in the same building. Mr. and Mrs. J Huffelfinger and son Jimmie of Iowa Palla are visiting the Gordinier home this week.

Carl Wells Wilson Building North Sixth Street Iowa Leona Ellerbroek J. Huffelfinger Jimmie Iowa Palla R. EB. Gordinier

Early paving improbable in Emmet County

Ex Iowa Good Roads official Glenn C. Haynes warns defeats of county primary road bonds in Madison and Cherokee counties will not derail the state road program if the proposed 100 million dollar state bond issue passes in 1931. He says counties have issued more bonds than needed and that state bonds are needed to refinance the system by 1934, while counties may still issue bonds as a contingency.

Madison County Cherokee County Glenn C. Haynes Iowa Good Roads Association Good Roads Association Highway Commission

Langar Hangar Construction Planned At Municipal Airport

The city will start work on a new Langar hangar at the Municipal airport next week. It will be a frame structure with steel walls and roof, using materials from the old feed yard where possible. The first unit will house one plane in the northwest corner, with Estherville painted on the roof. Ground must be rolled smooth for safer landings, plans include oats and grass, wires along two sides to be lowered and eventually buried. The airport rates could rise from fourth to second class with these improvements, and the city council emphasizes cautious, substantial, long term use.

Estherville Whitney St. Cloud

Estherville Drum and Bugle Corps to Parade at Algona

Estherville Drum and Bugle Corps will parade in Algona Tuesday July 16 as part of the three day diamond jubilee celebration July 14 15 16. Local residents plan to attend especially Tuesday evening to support the Legion Drum and Bugle corps.

Estherville Algona Legion

Penney Store Expansion Opens in Evansville

The J C Penney store on South Sixth street shows a major expansion with over double capacity, new fixtures, and a balcony bookkeeping area elevating its look. Voters in Emmet County rejected authorizing annual bond issues totaling 850000 for drainage grading and hard surfacing with 66 Yes and 101 No from precinct returns.

Estherville South Sixth Street Board of Supervisors Emmet

Farmers to Hold All Day Meet at Coleman Grove

An informal all day meeting for farmers and friends will be held tomorrow at the Coleman Grove two and a half miles east of Dolliver. Picnic dinners at noon. A program of speeches races and other entertainment is planned. A class of seventeen was confirmed at Estherville Lutheran church last Sunday including Hazel Amdal Mildred Anderson Vivian Bartleman Roy Enerson Carlton Herbrandson Margaret Herum Harold Halvort Melvin Handeland Erling Hanson Esther Lee Orlo Sheldon Irene Sunde Orval Taylor Edith Pendal Lillian Tendal Ida Walrath and Tilman Thompson.

Coleman Grove Dolliver Estherville

Des Moines Firms Win School Bonds for 160000 High School

Two Des Moines bond firms Ballard-Hasset and Carleton D Belt bid jointly for the 160000 high school bonds, buying at 4 1 4 percent with a 980 premium, or 4 69 percent. Other bidders included Geo M Bechtel Davenport White Phillips and Glaspell Vieth Duncan. Building contract to be let Friday evening July 12.

Des Moines Ballard-Hasset Company Carleton D. Belt Company Geo. M. Bechtel and Company White-Phillips Company Glaspell, Vieth and Duncan Davenport

Mrs Easter and Mother Now Located in South

A letter from Ada G Easter notes her Vin dicator and Republican are in Bay Harbor Florida with her mother Mrs Cavin. She says they left Albion Montana at end of April, drove via Spokane for three weeks, arriving June 15. They enjoyed the trip and scenery and invite friends to visit in Florida while hoping to receive the Vindicator and Republican soon.

Ada G. Easter Nichols Adelaide Florida

Elks Net Substantial Proceeds From Casino Dance

Local Elks lodge cleared close to 250 dollars from a Monday evening social dance held at the lodge hall. Proceeds were donated to the lodge with an advance campaign and a lively orchestra providing entertainment on a polished ballroom floor, drawing strong attendance.

Loca Elks Ndtaement

Estherville Opens Vast Parking Space After Yard Removal

The city adds a large, well lighted vacant lot formerly part of the Estherville Peed yard to provide ample parking. Traffic officers organize the space to accommodate several hundreds with clear alleyways. Those trading in Estherville are urged to use this spare area.

Estherville Trafic

Band Concert Postponed to Wednesday Evening

The regular weekly band concert is moved to Wednesday evening replacing Tuesday. The American Legion Drum and Bugle corps travels to Algona Tuesday, many members also playing in the band. A car accident on the Fourth injured several, with minor injuries, detailing Mrs. Elwood and others. Atty. Byron Coon and family plan to travel from Washington, D C to Minneapolis then Estherville to visit relatives.

American Legion Algona Iwos

Benton to Attend State Fair First Time Since 1861

L R Benton plans to attend the Town State fair this fall marking his first since 1861. He will visit Des Moines after the Rock Island athletic meets in Topeka, then head to South Bend, Indiana, with his grandson Carl Compton. They will proceed to New York for the grandson's year abroad.

L. R. Benton Mr. Benton Des Moines Topeka South Bend Ind Carl Compton Europe New York

Armstrong Girl Ends Life Through Carbolic Acid

Mrs Adolph Questad 22 of Armstrong died in Minneapolis from drinking carbolic acid after separating from her husband a year earlier. She visited Armstrong parents Mr and Mrs John Felkey two weeks before. Funeral services will be held in Armstrong Thursday afternoon.

Adolph Questad Armstrong Minneapolis

Autos Bought in Estherville Area Dealers Cite Models

A list of local buyers and their new autos, including J C Metcalf, Lloyd Olson, Art Skattebo, Chester Anderson, Ben Harland, Earl E. dvpstein, Tudor and Ford Tudors, and others in Estherville Wallingford Dolliver Ringsted Ringsted. Models mentioned include Chevrolet coaches Whippet Ford and Essex roadster with buyers from Estherville and surrounding towns.

Weller Estherville Chevrolet J. C. Metcalf Lloyd Olson Wallingford Whippet Art Skattebo Chester Anderson Ben Harland Essex Earl E. Dvpstein Bora Tudor G. M. Lucas Ford Town H.R. Beaver Ford Tudor Glenn Johnson Bert Hall Dolliver Dan Howard H. E. Youngeberg Armstrong Jorgen Kalhood John J. Jensen Ringsted E. E. Duckett Fred Simon Ford Fordur W. R. Anderson F. A. Nelson John M. Hale Eatherville Pred Richard Lyman Ford M. Johnson Clarence P. Madsen

Prominent Estherville Couple Die Within Days

Mrs. C J Wilson died at home after a long illness. She was a social leader, born in Waverly Nebraska, and survived by her sister and brother. Funeral services were held in Estherville with pallbearers named, followed by burial in Oakland cemetery. C J Wilson, 72, formerly Rock Island superintendent, died next day of apoplexy at his home. He had held top railroad posts and later worked as a dispatcher and hotel associate. An obituary will be published next week.

C. J. Wilson Estherville Wilson Waverly, Fenn Smith Maria Green Dean Rock Island Nellie Smith Minpecan John Dean Seattle Wash Mesdames M. M. Knapp Alex Johinston Cr. A. Lyon Mo K K. Whelan H.S. Greig HC. Brees A. J. Rhodes G. H. Woodhouse P. A. Davies FE. W. Bachman Lyon Virgina St. Paul Esthervile Dakota Rock Island Railroad Northern Pacific Duluth Mesaba Northern Canadian Northern C.J. Wilson Gardston Western Union

Farmers Union Picnic at Riverside Park Draws Large Crowd

July 7 report on the Farmers Union picnic at Riverside Park led by I W Murphy of Wheaton Minnesota. keynote criticized farm policy as a fraud. The day featured informal morning events, a noon picnic dinner, sport contests with winners listed, a tug of war cigar prize, a kitten ball game vs American Legion, music by the Boys band Govcke trio Moore's orchestra, and an evening address by G B Miller Iowa Farmers Union vice president.

Farmers Union I W. Murphy Wheaton, Minch Legislative Committee The Corn Belt Organization Murphy Arvad Villa Eugene Henly Joyce Fransdal Alice Schultz Clifford Rathman Norris Lee Ina Anderson Ruth Hubbard Frank Johnson Frank Doughty Ray Hood Herman Rosburg Richard Lee Martin Aalt Martin Alvestad Wm. West American Legion Govcke Moore G. B. Miller Iowa Farmers’ Union

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Boy Betsy Olsen Robbins J. B. Robbins South Second Street Betsy Olson Delta Hart Minami Kewanee Miss Hart P H. Frita Grover McCall V.R Win Irwin Farm Johnston H. G. Johnston J. L. Osgood University of Iowa Dental College Osgood County Estharville High School Vicr F. H. Frita Misa Detta Hart Sherburn Betherville Estherville Two Armstrong Bees Swan Lake Dolliver Tei Ellsworth Elsworth Mile Lake High Lake Eminet Jack Creek Town Lake W.R. Large Lutheran Easter Mother South Kilwoods Fred Elwood A. J. Elwood Fred Buick Chrysler W.will V Atty Byron Coon Washington, D. C Lesher Coon Fstherville Mr. Coon L. C. Doolittle Roy J. Ridley Josephine Coleman Tme Armstrong Girl V.R. Autos Farm Union Riverside Park
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