Editorial echoes wartime hope with authorities on Russia
An editorial by Arthur J. Boreman reprints a Dry Goods Journal piece arguing for early peace. It cites unnamed high authorities in Russia and elsewhere on Germany, a potential second front, and Allied options through the Balkans, Libya, and Murmansk. It notes May retail gains and shifts in postwar production plans by GE, DuPont, U.S. Steel, Aircraft, and Ford.
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Arthur J. Boreman
Dry Goods Journal
Boreman
Russia
Germany
Hitler
Libyran
Suez
Caucasus
Sevastopol
England
United States
Europe
Balkans
Syria
Pan- American Airways
Africa
India
Murmansk
Ireland
Iceland
Japan
Siberia
Alaska
Merchant policy plans amid war outlook and national organizing urge
The piece argues merchants should prepare for a swift Allied victory or long war, noting mopping up into early 1943 if needed. It condemns businessmen delaying action while urging local, state, and national organization of business interests to form a national body, warning of a painful payoff if they wait for others.
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George
War orders and synthetic rubber plans from 1941 era
The New York Times notes army equipment purchases for tens of millions of men and wool and serge needs, while industry plans expand to 200000 tons of synthetic rubber yearly and multiple oil plants. Frank Phillips says U S raw material suffices for future rubber, with Firestone ready to supply. Henry David Thorean comments on expert leadership for rubber production.
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New York Times
B. F. Goodrich Company
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Frank Phillips
Phillips Petroleum Corporation
United States
Phillips
Firestone
Davidson Daughter Weds Amspoker In Nebraska Ceremony
Judge and Mrs F C Davidson Emmetsburg announce the marriage of Frances Davidson to Davis Merri Amspoker. The wedding was held February 7 1942 at the Pierce Nebraska Methodist parsonage. Frances is a University of Arizona graduate and former court reporter for her father in the fourteenth judicial district. Davis Amspoker recently left Hotel Humboldt to join the Army Air Corps reserves and is in the CPT course in Estherville. he is the son of Mr and Mrs F M Amspoker.
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F. C. Davidson
Emmetsburg
Frances Davidson
Davis Merri Amspoker
Hotel Humboldt
Humboldt
Pierce
Nebr
Amspoker
Emmatsburg
Arizona University
Fourteenth Judicial District
Minnesota University
Army Air Corps
Estherville
F. M. Amspoker
Wa Tan Ye Meetings Discontinued Through Summer
Regular meetings of Wa Tan Ye organizations will be discontinued through July and August, but will be resumed in September.
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Wa Tan Ye
Eastern Star Chapter Skips Meetings This Month and August
The Eastern Star chapter will not hold meetings this month or in August to allow members to take vacation trips without missing lodge meetings. This scheduling change prioritizes member travel and adherence to lodge practices.
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Eastern Star Chapter
Fifteenth Birthday Party For Granddaughter
Mrs Myrtle Erb and Miss Thelma Anderson hosted a Friday July 24 party for her granddaughter turning fifteen. The group played games and enjoyed a luncheon after the presents were opened. Attendees included Wilma Hanson Doreen Ahley Georgia Lodden Shirley Eike Stella McManness Elaine Treadway Beverly Strong and Virginia De Wall.
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Myrtle Erb
Thelma Anderson
Wilma Hanson
Doreen Ahley
Georgia Lodden
Shirley Eike
Stella McManness
Elaine Treadway
Beverly Strong
Virginia DeWall
Births and Visits in Fergus Falls Community
A son was born Thursday at Fergus Falls to Mr and Mrs Harmon Weltley. Their older son Jerry remains in Estherville with grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Simpson. Miss Annabelle Bouska of Prouven Iowa visits at her brother C M Brouska for an indefinite stay. Merle Stone, a traveling salesman, visits his parents Mr and Mrs V E Stone.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Harmon Weltley
Jerry
Estherville
Harry Simpson
Annabelle Bouska
Prouven
Iowa
C. M. Brouska
Merle Stone
Mrs. V. E. Stone
Dr West marks 43 years as Emmet County doctor
G H West of Armstrong completes 43 years of medical practice in Emmet County this year. He has delivered 2 543 babies at home of rural parents and was born December 27 1869 in Richland County Wisconsin. He recalls pioneer travel on mud roads and once performed a Caesarian section on a kitchen table saving mother and child. Now 72, he remains in active practice.
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G. H. West
Armstrong
Emmet
West
Local births and a death dated 1932 report
In the July 27 1932 issue the Vindicator and Republican notes births to Harold Ross of Maple Hill on July 20, to John Greig on July 21, and to Albert Sifrit on July 20. H L Ullenswang 79, a retired farmer, died July 19 in Estherville after a nine year illness. Pearl Sternborg and George Weible announce their marriage following a July 9 ceremony in 1981. Rev L J Savage returns from Mason City after eight weeks in hospital for a football injury from 1913.
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Albert Sifrit
H. L. Ullenswang
Estherville
Fred Sternborg
Pearl Sternborg
George Weible
L. J. Savage
Mason City
Obituaries and Births From July 1922 In Es terville Area
Twenty years back in the July 26 1922 Blican Mrs L E Linder of Plaza North Dakota died at her parents home in this city Tuesday morning. A baby girl born to Arthur Shuttleworth and wife at Estherville on June 17. Mrs Carl Fink of Ringsted a birth listed Tuesday. J S Patterson of Ringsted parents of a girl born the same day. Mrs O W Brennan of Armstrong with a Tuesday July 18 note. Paul Sharar at Morningside College spent weekend with Byron Sharar family near Huntington.
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L. E. Linder
Plaza
N. D
I. C. Coleman
Arthur Shuttleworth
Estherville
Carl Fink
Ringsted
J. S Patterson
O. W Brennan
Armstrong
Paul Sharar
Morningside College
Byron Sharar
Huntington
30 Years Ago Vacation Steam Boat Ride
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Allen are home from a vacation trip. While away they took a delightful steam boat ride on the Mississippi River.
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the Vindicator and Republican
F. H. Allen
Mississipi River
Fashion Preview Ships and Local Births and Deaths
Fashion preview notes a Rock Island to St Paul trip and return to Grand Haven for furniture buying for a new hotel. A son born to Mr and Mrs George West on July 17 and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Brooks on July 16. Christina Nasby, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs E A Nasby of Petersburg, died after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the State Line Lutheran Church.
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Rock Island
St. Paul
Alex Johnston
G. G. Gardner
H. C. Brees
Chicago
Grand Haven
George West
Christina Nasby
E. A. Nasby
Petersburg
State Line Lutheran Church
Thomas Brooks
Armstrong
Nutrition Plus for Hungry Men Harvest Lunches
A wartime lunch guide urges harvest field workers to pack hearty, balanced meals. It lists sandwich ideas using day old bread, tomato and citrus vitamin notes, beef wiener spreads, smart storage, and beverages. It advises crackers, dairy, fruits, and vegetables to maintain energy and electrolyte balance during long summer days in the fields.
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