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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1921

Page

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R H Neale Killed In Accident Near Superior

R H Neale a popular railroad worker from Estherville was killed when his Ford overturned on the Estherville Spirit Lake road west of Superior. He died instantly with no witness. The car left the road on a ditch, rolled, and his neck may have broken. He was 31 or 32, well liked, and the community offers deep sympathy to his wife. Funeral plans were not yet announced. Cairns Bros. won a local baseball game 2 to 0 against a city pickup team. John Nolan pitched well. the season promises more games and local support.

R. H. Neale Estherville Spirit Lake Superior Mr. Neale Ciy Mabmidees Neajie Eatherville Cairns Brothers Cairns Bros John Nolan Ralph Miler Wea City Tyre

Rat Killing Contest Teeters On Unclear Plans

Fragmentary notes claim a rat killing event with a one month deadline and prize money. Mentions include a figure of 35 dollars, a potential plot to win, and unclear risk or reward factors. Names and locations are unreadable, with distorted text and stray letters.

Baccalaureate Sermon Draws Fine Audience

The 1921 baccalaureate sermon at the Methodist church drew a full house as graduates and friends filled the large auditorium. Rev LaGrone delivered an inspiring address praised for its appeal to the class of 1921. Special music by a brass quintet and performances by Wilford Claire Foote and Manthe Foote enhanced the evening. Also noted is the moving of Misa Alberts and her mother into the cottage vacated by Mart Skein.

Dlaas Methodist Church LaGrone Wilford Claire Foote Manthe

Alumni Banquet Set as Major Society Event

The High School Alumni Association plans the annual banquet at the Baptist church at 6 30 p m on June 16. The event aims to reconnect alumni across the United States, inviting faraway members and coordinating through committees led by G C Wannamaker and L C Wannamaker. Officers are G K Allen president E J Rhodes secretary and L Lough D A Bagan Perl Bem is among leaders. The banquet, halted during the war, resumes as a premier annual social for former students and is expected to surpass past efforts.

Baptist Church United States Ca . G. C. Wannamaker G. K. Allen E. J. Rhodes L. C. Wannamaker

Died of cancer at local hospital in Estherville

Eli Mills died last Tuesday at a local hospital from stomach cancer. Born near Richland on October 26, 1859 he was 61 years old. He married Hattie Bell Shitt and left seven children William Chester, Frances Dewey, Zol Loise, John, Mary, Virgil, plus a deceased infant. Body taken to Richland for burial. The family expresses deep community sympathy.

E. E. Mills Eli Mills Estherville Mr. Mills Eli Mary Mills Richland Iowa Hattie Bell Shitt William Chester Nebraska Frances Dewey Texas Zol Loise Des Moines John Mary Virgil

Fife Players Sought for Homecoming Drum Corps

Fife players are wanted to form a drum corps for homecoming day. Report to G H Baitife immediately for crest. The message notes a corps is in the works and seeks fife piccolo or flute players to join.

Big Homecoming Parade Promises Northwest Attention

Estherville plans a massive homecoming event on June 17 with a parade featuring 500 uniformed soldiers 300 women 600 men in costume 100 horses 190 decorated autos and 2000 participants. Ed Strube urges all in the community to cooperate including ex service men in uniform and volunteers to decorate floats and provide horses and riders for a grand day of races shows and a closing dance.

Estherville Ringling Brothers Sheriff Robb Mnothee Iowa Ed Strube Porate Grounds Chamerlain Chamber of Commerce Lambert Strube Realty Co

New Manager Helms Community Store in City

Jay Heffelfinger is the new manager at the Community Store, taking charge this morning. He and his brother Harry have been names in local business and are well known for their previous ventures. Community residents welcome him as he leads the store into a new era of service and success.

Jay Heffelfinger Mr. Heffelfinger Harry Gemma Anate Welco

Junior Senior Banquet Delights Gardston Audience

The annual Junior Senior banquet at the Gardston hotel drew 135 participants. Decorations in scarlet and black with dolls in caps and gowns graced tables. David Brees served as toastmaster as speakers shared memories of school life after a three course luncheon.

Gardston David Brees Brees

Gold excitement grips Graettinger area on possible soil ore

Residents near Graettinger and Wallingford trace gold in farm soil after Bernard Smith finds enriched gravels southeast of Graettinger. Tests by Drake University and Chicago smelters report gold 1.04 percent and silver 5.46 percent, prompting hints of a potential profit and a future stock venture to mine the deposits.

Bernard Smith Gager Ind Des Moines Assayot Drake University Thosare Co Sesayers Chicago Smith Colorado Graettinger Rock Island Jack Creek Alaska Iowa Wallingford

Town Parade Plans and Showy Parade Preparations

A city parade is announced with chucking horses for the Broncho Buatera and races. A crew of expert Horse Decorators is hired. Businesses and groups are urged to participate with costumes and bands. Car streamers, hand bills, and programs are available at the office. Downtown streets will be roped off. honorary police will assist with crowd control. Parade timing extends from 9:80 to 12:00, during Homecoming festivities.

Cty Ringling Broad FFI

Memorial Day Observed With Big Crowds And Parade

Memorial Day in Estherville drew a large crowd for the morning parade and church services, a cemetery visit, and a band concert in the evening. Veterans, youth, and students paraded, with Dr. Hurley delivering the main address and Harold Fox performing taps. rain briefly fell but did not disrupt proceedings.

Estherville Chamber of Commerce American Legion Boya Service Star Legion Bicycle Co Es- Theryille Christian Church Hurley All Ware Harold Fox Oak Hill Cemetery Des Moines Cara

Oransky Building Work To Begin Monday

Construction on the Oransky building will start next Monday with a Cedar Rapids contracting firm handling the project. The building is expected to be finished by September 16. Earlier contract signing was delayed while Mr. Oransky visited Estherville, but plans confirm his commitment to the project and local industry.

Oransky Cedar Rapids Thig City Gee Wil Estherville Tigi As & Coneees Mr. Oransky

Farmers Union Annual Picnic in Emmet County

The Farmers Educational and Co operative Union of Emmet County will hold their annual picnic at High Lake on June 23. Committees met at the courthouse and laid plans for a greatly attended event with improved programs. State secretary Milo Reno will deliver the address, drawn as a major draw for farmers across Emmet and neighboring counties.

Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union Emmet County High Lake Court House Emmet Farmers Union Milo Reno Reno Iowa

Farm Bureau Picnic Set for June in Emmet County

The county wide Emmet Farm Bureau picnic is scheduled for Saturday June 11 on Walden farm banks by High 8. A wide program includes speeches by E H Cu anant and A L Middleton plus a rural credits referendum. Local events feature baking, contests, races, horseshoe pitching and a Ringsted Wallingford baseball game with concerts and refreshments available.

Emmet Walden Farm Farm Bureau E. H. Cuanant Iowa Farm Bures Federation A. L. Middleton Seventen Middleton Farmers Grain Dealers” Association American Farm Bureau Fedeeration Mias Wlite Caliegs Ringsted Wallingford Dack Creek Township C. P. Jackson Twelve Mile Lake Tugajah Shannon Eehaa Mr. Shannon

Graduation Exercises Held Thursday Evening

A Montesey graduation event occurred Thursday evening, featuring graduates in cap and gown. The ceremony highlighted academic achievement and community recognition, with families attending to applaud the graduates' milestone.

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Ford Womans Club J. W. LaGrone Misa Merta Alberts Mothe Mart Skein Wisl Gracie Sibley Mra J. H. Bahne Osceola County Tribune Oransky Building Cedar Medte Firm Yeaturday UNION
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