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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1924

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Estherville Chautauqua Is Renewed For 1926

Thirty guarantors back Estherville Chautauqua for 1926 with a robust ticket sale leaving a reserve surpassing three hundred dollars. Highlights included Irene Stolofsky on violin, Tom Skeyhill on the Trojan Way, Anna Dickie Olesen on Women in Politics, the Russian Cathedral Quartet, Dr Isaac Headland on Some By-Products of Civilization, and Captain Applejack with William Keighley. The week closed with a children’s pageant and a Plattenburg lecture urging local civic backing.

Chautauqua Irene Stolofsky Tom Skeyhill Joan Spell-Binder Keith Vawter Altho Savagry Dardenelles Estherville Anna Dickie Olesen Isaac’ T. Headland Captain Applejack Wm. Keighley Broadway Keighley Charles H. Plattenburg Two Cities Plattenburg Esthervlle

Premium Milk Stools Offer to Subscribers

The Vindicator issues a premium offer to every subscriber, with a final shipment of milk stools available for pickup. Readers who missed the prior article are urged to call in. Also offered is a fine indoor outdoor thermometer for paid in advance subscribers, available while supplies last.

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Greatest on Earth Positively Coming to Fairmont

Ringling Bros and Barnum Bailey Combined Shows will exhibit in Fairmont Minnesota on August 4. The circus boasts eight hundred stars including riders aerialists gymnasts and champions with over sixteen hundred personnel and fifty trainers. Five elephant herds, four steel arenas, new Russian stallions, sixteen acts, and two miles of animal formations promise unprecedented size with railcars transporting the vast company. Turbo-electric fans will refresh audiences during performances.

Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Fairmont Minn Barnum Bailey Aoerialista ea-New York Statistican Madison Square Gardens

Funeral services held for Otis Shull in Terril

Otis Alfre Shull, a single man about thirty three, died in Terril from a general infection linked to injuries to kidneys and abdominal organs. Funeral services were conducted Friday at Terril by Rev. A. A. Howe. He was a boiler washer helper at the Rock Island shop and son of Mrs. Anna Shull of West Emery, living with her and his brothers.

Otis Shull Terril Otis Alfre Shull A. A. Howe Mr. Shull Rock Island Mra. Anna Shull West Emery

Improvements in Estherville Show Town Boosts

Estherville sees renewed activity with numerous residential upgrades and new business buildings. The Northern Lumber Co. plans a $15,000 South Sixth Street home, Thompson and Sweet construct two one story brick blocks on Howard Street, and others expand. The Geo S Shadle store basement and First Trust and Savings Bank quarters expansion reflect a growing economy.

Estherville Northern Lumber Co South Sixth Stret Harry Cockburn Thompson & Sweet Howard’ Street Swift Produce Co Gransberry and Jensen Jay Howard Recens V. R Geo. S. Shadle Dry Goods First Trust and Saying Shadle

Southern Pacific and Rock Island Pursue Closer Ties

Philadelphia July 5 report on progress toward consolidating Southern Pacific and Rock Island lines highlights the El Paso & Southwestern acquisition as evidence. The analysis covers Rock Island’s 8,000 miles, bonds like First and Refunding 4s, mortgage liens, and strong tax earnings with 1924 gains, signaling market confidence in continued consolidation and security value.

Philadelphia Southern Pacific Rock Iland Lines el Paso & Southwestern Ripley Interstate Commerce Commission Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Company Rock Island Chicago St. Louis Memphis Twin - Cities Denver Colorado Springs el Paso Dallas Texas Eunice Central West Rock Island & Pacific First Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Consolidated Burlington Cedar Rapids Northern Consolidated Rock Island & Pacific Iowa Minnesota Dakota St. Paul Kansas City Twin Cities S&h Arkansas Louisiana Long Rock Island Lines

Booze Dump Suspected Near Maple Hill Incident

Sheriff Nivison followed two cars west of Maple Hill when they sped away, leaving Bill Reed who found several gallons of alcohol on the roadside. Reed alerted the sheriff, who was unaware of the cargo’s destination a dance.

Nivison Maple Hill Bill Reed Bill Ringsted Dispatch

Lone Rock Bank Robbed Last Tuesday Morning

The Lone Rock bank, led by E. J. Murtaugh of Algona, was robbed Tuesday morning. Intruders used heavy charges to blast the safe, taking about $12,000 in bonds and cash. The attackers cut lines, stationed lookouts, and escaped via a route described as fully insured and planned to prevent interruption.

E. J. Murtaugh Algona Kent Gure

Strong Man Fined For Stealing Fruit At Mud Lake

The week opens with a warrant against J Duke of the carnival company at Mud Lake for stealing 20 quarts of fruit one half case of eggs and 2 pounds of butter. Sheriff Nivison recovered the fruit matching the warrant. Duke, known as Dare Devil Duke of Canada, pleaded guilty before Judge Ressell in Estherville and was fined 25 dollars and costs.

L. J. Wolfe High Lake Township J. Duke Carnival Company Mud Lake Nivison Duke Estherville Ressell Dare Devil Canada

Covered Wagon to Play At Grand Theatre

Mr Grant manager of the Grand Theatre has secured the Paramount film The Covered Wagon for two days in August the 8th and 6th. The movie, lauded in the Saturday Evening Post, is described as one of the strongest productions of its kind. It will debut in Iowa next month first at Fort Dodge then at Eastville.

Grant Grand Theatre Paramount Film Saturday Evening Post Iowa Fort Dodge Eatherville

Estherville Merchants Launch Big July Clearance Sale

Several Estherville merchants hold a big clearance sale this week and next. Ads in this issue of the Via quote prices, illustrating the bargains to be had at the sale.

Estherville Via

Mandamus Sought to Split Estherville Township School District

A petition filed in Emmet County asks the court to issue a writ of mandamus against the county board of supervisors to divide Estherville township into two districts, one inside the city and one outside. The petition, citing a 1924 petition and a June hearing, seeks costs and further relief. The case, tied to disputes over district boundaries and levy planning, may go to the supreme court after Judge Davidson reviews the August term.

Clerk of Courts Office County Board of Supervisors Board’ of Supervisors Emmet County Estherville Township Estherville Ead Jens Christensen H. N. Jensen Clark G. E. Frank Andrew Kline James Coon Chas, Higgins Wm. Simpson Heald Cook Spencer Davidson Supreme Court

Young Richard Miller Run Down by Touring Car

Richard Miller twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Monte Miller was run over by a car driven by Miss Patricia Wood while crossing North Seventh street near the Standard Oil station. He suffered a skull fracture and a cracked leg but survived the perilous moment and was reported out of danger by evening.

Richard Miller Monte Miller Patricia Wood Miller Boy North Seventh Street Standard Oil Patricia Richard

Bank Case Decided in Favor of Mrs Espeset

A federal judge ruled in favor of Mrs. Espeset in the case involving depositors and a referee of the defunct Emmet County Bank. The plaintiffs sought a share of the depositors' funds as heirs of the late Howard Graves, but the court discharged Mrs. Espeset from all damages. Attorneys for Mrs. Espeset were W. A. Ladd of the city and D. M. Kelleher of Fort Dodge.

Emmet County Bank James Espeset Fort Dodge V.,r

Judge Davidson unanimously nominated to 14th District

At a city judicial convention last Friday Judge F E B Davidson of Emmetsburg was unanimously nominated to succeed himself as judge of the 14th Judicial District. He was chosen two years ago to fill a vacancy and has proven impartial, qualified, and worthy of the position with no opposition.

F. EB. Davidson Emmetsburg 14Th Judicial District Davidson N. J. Lee

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