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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1911

Page

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Chautauqua Ends With Notable Lectures And Music

The final Chautauqua day featured Dr W E Geil’s Africa lecture A Giant In Pigmy Land and a White Rose Orchestra performance. Ex Gov Folk spoke on The Era of Conscience while Thaviwal International Band and Heimerdinger Entertainers delivered concerts and readings. Bishop McIntyre and Gazetta showcased powerful talks and animal performances. Estherville plans to repeat the event, with ticket pledges near 700 indicating strong support for 1912 programs.

W. E. Geil White Rose Orchestra Geil Hurd Africa Geilia China Great Wall Congoland Wall Street Folk Missouri M. J. Groves St. Louis United States Thavin Grand Opera Company William ‘Tell Thaviwal Chautauqua Bishop McIntyre Gazetta Pugh-River Company Charles L. Seashores Estherville Vawter

Addressing mind and body in schooling and business

The speaker links mental health to physical well being and urges joy, intelligence, and proactive spirit. He argues business and education priorities should favor strong teachers and preachers over mere institutions, claiming Chicago rewards experts in hog stamping more than quality teaching.

Earth Heaven Chicago

Herbert C. Duncan Dead at 29 in Walters Rock Island Agent

Herbert C. Duncan died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Rice in this city from a brain tumor. Funeral services were held at the residence and burial followed at Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by wife two daughters father and mother south of town a brother and sister in California. He was about 29 and had suffered from the ailment for a year with one or two operations. He once managed the Rock Island station at Walters Minnesota and was a valued Rock Island employee and son-in-law of the Rices.

Herbert C. Duncan E. Rice Oak Hill Cemetery California Rock Island Walters Minnesota

Arrests After Sunday Ball Disturbance Near Town

Five players were arrested on disturbing the peace after a ball game west of town last Sunday. Named defendants include M. M. Magner, J. S. Peterson, J. B. Hansen, Jno L. Gardner, and W. M. Kirkwood, with Mrs. Gammoelgaard filing the complaint through B. S. Johnston. The case was dismissed by County Attorney Morse, who charged costs to the plaintiff.

Gammoelgaard B.S. Johnston M. M. Magner J. 5. Peterson J. B. Hansen Jno

Eagle offers special suit sale at low prices

The Eagle clothing store lists a special lot of 60 suits priced at 9.76 each, with values originally ranging from 15.00 to 18.00.

Eagle Clothing

Spirit Lake Chautauqua August to 14

Arrangements are complete for the Spirit Lake Iowa Chautauqua to run August 8 to 14 at the chautauqua pavilion on Hast ojoboji lake shore. The program features Madame Sage Concert Company Norman Readings and lectures by Geo W Bain Ex Governor Hoeh and Opie Read with the Highland Park College Operatic Company from Des Moines performing. steamboats will bring resorters from the Iowa Great Lakes.

Spirit Lake Iowa Hast Okoboji Lake Madame Sage Concert Company North Pole Frederick A. Cook Peaceful Valley Ohio Wesleyan Quartet Geo. W. Bain Ohio Wesleyans Hoeh Kansas Ava Ust Union Highland Park Operatic Company Opie Read The Anitas Concert Co Rev. Wm. A Anitas Iowa Great Lakes Hhautauqua Highland Park College Operatic Company Des Moines Frank Nagel Grace Clarke DeGraff Maybelle Warner Shank James F. Roach Frederick Vance Evans

Letter From Mrs. B F Taylor From Rivera California

A 1911 correspondence from Mrs. B F Taylor in Rivera California to the Vindicator and Republican notes dry weather, crops, and fruit yields. She describes Asa at Point Loma wireless station near San Diego, its long-distance contact records, local U S military sites, a Mexico visit to Fiajuna, and wartime damage in town. She closes with well wishes to Iowa friends.

Rivera California Vindicator & Republican Iowa Asa San Diego Point Loms Honolulu Cuba U. S Point Loma Bennington

The Eagle Store Sells 60 Suits At Deep Discount

The Eagle clothing store offers a special lot of 60 suits at 9 75 each, reduced from original values ranging from 16 to 18 dollars. The sale highlights substantial savings on men’s attire.

New Map of Florida Promises Growth and Opportunity

The National Tribune prints a three color map of Florida showing rapid growth and new opportunities. Free by mail with 7 cents postage. Also local notices include church services, a W R C tea, a sermon by Rev Blackstock, Christian Scientist services, job ad for cook, and supplies at the Vindicator office.

National Tribune Washington, D. C National Capital Florida Post Office Department Peninsula Nationa Tribune Washington, D.C W. E. Blackstock Evanston Tllinois M. E First Church of Christ Scientist Des Moines Seventh Streets

Fort Dodge Delights Delegates With Hospitality And Plans

L HefverinaEr expresses gratitude for Fort Dodge Iowa during a three day clerk convention. He thanks the commercial club for tickets to Barnum and Bailey shows and city rides, praises the Wah Konza hotel banquet and toasts, and cites A C Bryant and Charles Larabee for exemplary efforts and a tour of a local packing plant. He commends Fort Dodge as a nesting convention site and says delegates felt at home.

Fort Dodge Commercial Club Barnum & Bailey Wahkonsa A. C. Bryant Charles Larabee L. Hefverinaer

Low water limits Mississippi commerce at Dubuque

Dubuque Iowa July 20 strong likelihood the Mississippi low water mark last year a record since 1864 will be broken this year. Stage at 14 feet above low water with continued decline. Morning Star steamer tied on a sand bar for a week now out of commission and Streckfus line may cease operation north of Dubuque. Eclipse between Dubuque and Prairie Du Chene nearly out of service.

Dubuque Iowa Mississippi Morning Star Streckfus Eclipse Prairie du Chene

Also Mentioned on This Page

Spirit Lake Chautauqua Phitelah Rice Madame Sage Concerts Company David Garrick Mr. Rice Alton Packard Cartooniat B. F. Taylor Great Washington Weekly Church and Society Notes Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society K. K. Nau North Sixth Street Free Methodist Church John Sutton F. J. WH Estheyville Vindicator Republican District Court of the State of Emmet County Meta Olaire Williams Claire Williams District Court Himmel County Lien & Coon Bac State. Fair Exposition ES Moines Bank of Estherville F. H. Rhodes
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