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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1919

Page

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Day observed another grand parade in Estherville

Soldiers veterans and local children joined a fitting Decoration Day in Estherville with ideal weather. The parade began near the post office, led by Civil War veterans and followed by the AW.R.C and returning soldiers. Memorial address by J. Edward Kirby of Des Moines praised highly, with a five block procession to the city park. In afternoon, soldiers and flower girls visited Oak Hill and East Side cemeteries, graves adorned with flowers. The day emphasized reverence over revelry.

Estherville Poldier France Park J. Edward Kirbye Des Moines Oa Hill

First National Bank cashier position in doubt after war

A telegraph from Ralph Miller in France to J B Kirby at First National Bank confirms Miller has reached New York and expects to be transferred to Camp Dodge for muster out. The bank cashier job remains open and Miller plans to accept upon return home.

J. B. Kirby Firat National Bank Ralph Miller New York France Camp Dodge First National Bank

Lamps Ready for Possible Outage as Power Load Increases

Community residents are urged to prepare lamps for a potential blackout on Saturday as one engine at the power house may be unable to meet full load. Meanwhile Lieutenant Frank Wood returns home after six weeks in hospital for appendicitis and masts. Sir John Foster Fraser to speak on Paris Peace Conference at Chautauqua, promising an unbiased, nonpartisan summary for locals. He has been a British press representative since the opening session and is highly qualified to discuss inter national topics with no political prejudice.

Wood Frank Wood Paria John Foster Fraser Chautsuqua John Paris Sir John Wilson League of Nations Fiume Signor Orlando Rome Vesaillen Sir “Et al

Local Notes and Visits Across Fayette County

Mr and Mrs Albert Heaton moved to Fayette County for a few days stay Miss and Wickens are staying at the Heaton home Dr Graves returned from a business trip to Seneca crop reports favor Emmet County crops higher than in Illinois Med Frank Krieger back from Joliet Illinois Neice of Krieger Lemont Illinois visiting at Krieger home Celest Jeffers left Altoona Iowa for home to spend vacation Mrs Ross Fouts hosted Midway Country Club members and friends Land around Grover rising in value and changing hands Mr and Mrs Medhope Nicholson announce the birth of a son May 31

Albert Heaton Fayette County Miss Wickens Heaton Filer Oe Graves Seneca Ingls Emmet Illinois Frank Krieger Joliet Ross Fouts Midway, Country Club Grover Medhope Nicholson Yon

Birth of a Race praised by critics at Grand Monday show

Critics across Chicago praise the photo play Birth of a Race during a two day Grand Monday engagement at the Grand Theater June 16 and 17. It breaks six records in an eleven week run at Blackstone Theater and ey house, prompting unanimous approval from Gendicee Harris, Dale, the Tribune, Roh Roel, the American, and Molly in the Examiner for its ambitious presentation and enduring photographic merit.

Lavigh Chiesg Blackstone Ey House Chicago Gendicee Harris Dale The Journal the Tribune Roh Roel Svondéefal

Left Sunday Exec Lyta Sonisult at BH Te

A Sunday executive session notes Lyta Sonisult remaining with BH Te. No further details are provided in the fragment.

Lyta Sonisult

Dolliver notes and visits across the district

Local calls refer to bank resignations and appointments, school activities, graduations, visitors from Windom and Estherville, and a Friday horse accident. Notable items include cashier changes at Farmers Savings Bank and Hatherville State Bank, Decoration Day trips, and updates on area families and teachers.

Local residents report mixed travel home from trips

The fragment notes Arthur Diaron and Mec Moltzan returning home on a Saturday from unspecified travel. Mentions South Dakota and other unreadable names suggesting a community update on residents arriving home. The text is fragmentary but indicates travel and homecoming.

Arthur Diaron Qverseaa Moltzan Gad South Dakota

Graduation Exercises Mark Estherville High Class of 1919

The Estherville high school class of 1919, totaling fifty one, received their diplomas at the Grand Theater. The program included music by the Flower Girls Chorus and a mixed chorus, invocation by Rev. G Voorhien, a solo by Mrs Hinteeye Smith, and remarks by M F Healy of Fort Dodge and M J Groves, president of the school board. The address urged continuing education at higher institutions.

Estherville High School Batherville Grand Theater Flower Girls Eteetevereseiss G. Voorhien Hinteeye Smith Ddressee M. F. ‘Healy Ft. Dodge Zingarellan M. J. Groves Musics Ghiet fArabu Berge Sankey Healy

Local Families Share News and Travel Updates

Mr and Mrs Albert Kroonké celebrate a newborn on June 2. Ella Lagey and Mrs A Eckhart work on Saturday. Elsie Clausen at Baker home. Mamie Anderagn visits Pan. Roy Richards in Falls. Opal Wic ages. Dolliver Friday few days. Mrs R Eckhart and children travel to Parker South Dakota for weeks with relatives. Rex and Cecil Deming visit Spirit Lake and Orleans via Windom Minnesota. Nora visits then returns home. L P Stillman and later from Town Falls attend Bernice graduation. Mr and Mrs A B Boyington shop in Estherville Monday.

Elmer Crumb Paul Weir Chet Tom Hillestad Farmers Savings Bank Clair Post Hather‘ville S. E. Bemis Weir Estherville Edna Tenjum Windom Minnesota Nora R. O. Anderson Fairmont E. M. Satchett Bancroft Stanerson Amber Wertz Tuttle Lake Bertha Peterson F. M. Satchett E. M Lottie Pickell James Merriott Superior Alfred Jensen Ringsted Lottie Mitchell Maple Hill Geo. Weir Donald Bishop Huntington L. E. Pickell Gettysburg South Dakota W. O. Dowden Frederickson L. P. Stillman Iowa Falls Genevieve Greta Boyington Lee Galt Iowa A. B. Boyington Thomas West Cedar Rapids L.taylor Grover Dolliver Bernice Ransom Minneapolis Nora Tenjum Vera Coleman Freddy Dorlin Albert Kroonké Ella Lagey A Eckhart Elsie Clausen Vie Baker Mamie Anderagn Boltsternoon Roy Richards Eth Falls Coftrad R. Eckhart Parker Rex Cecil Deming Spirit Lake Orleans Tenjam Aistes We. L.P

Graduation and community notices from a small town

Graduation week events at North Superior township consolidated school feature Miss Hazel Gunderson among grammar graduates. Commencement at Eistherville includes Miss Lizzie Herem and Miss Iva Lassbn. Landseeking trip by Mr Thomas Ruckman to Minnesota. Little Howard Rathman’s fourth birthday party. Social dance at Brown home for Atmore Brown. Sticktuit club May meeting with Red Cross work and Memorial service. L. W. Stark and Taoman Ruckman families attended Memorial Devo tions at Eatherville.

Breddern North Superior Township Hazel Gunderson Es~itherville Lizzie Herem Iva Coral Lassbn Thos. Ruckman Minnesota Little Howard Rathman Atmore Brown Brown Sticktuit Club Lois Smith June Menning Anns Peterson L. W. Stark Taoman Ruckman Thone Eatherville Gladys Peterson

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