Reach for a war bond and reject temptations of comfort
Editor King of the Jackson Pilot urges buying war bonds over everyday comforts and criticizes readers who guess a town initiation harmed by harsh acts. The piece cites Priscilla Wayne and a Des Moines Tribune column, warns against blaming specific families, and argues innocence should be protected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
The
Jackson Pilot
Priscilla Wayne
Des Moines Tribune
Towa
Estherville
Tribune
Miss Wayne
Vindicator
Republican
Harnessing a Horse for a Quirky Modern Audience
An antiquated safety bulletin parodies harnessing a horse, listing terms like hames and crupper while joking about tag lines and the supposed need to reclaim this lost art. The piece ends with step by step guidance on hitching, tying, and bootstrapping the saddle pad and tail crupper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Education Department
Life
Shank
O. K
Chester Oleson Weds in Minneapolis
Chester A Oleson son of Mr and Mrs Cornell Oleson of Estherville married Miss Jeanette Horton at East Immanuel Church St Paul on June 6 at 8 PM in a candle light ceremony conducted by Rev O B Endresen. Attendants included Eleanor Horton and Norman Larson with ushers Maurice Victor and Lester Oleson. The couple planned a trip to Superior Wisconsin then Two Harbors and Grand Marais in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence A. Larsen
Eleanor Horton
Norman Larson
Wallingford
Russell
Lester
Fort Snelling
Maurice
Victor Oleson
Miss Horton
Johanna Hitt
Superior
Wis
Two Harbors
Grand Marais Park
Minn
Cornell Oleson
Victor
Maurice Oleson
Dean
Linda
Estherville
Ever Willing Workers Club Meeting At Mrs Henry Nepps
The Ever Willing Workers Club met at Mrs Henry Nepps home on Thursday June 18 with Mrs Olaf Gilbert assisting. A patriotic or sugar saying roll call is planned for the July 16 gathering hosted by Mrs Will Otto and with Mrs Schoening assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ever Willing Workers Club
Henry Nepp
Olaf Gilbert
Albert Seacy
Gust Anderson
Hattie Griffith
Mack Elis
Marie Thielhorn
John Simpson
Isadore Nepps
Lawrence Reinish
Dicky
Miss Griffith
Mesdames Gust Anderson
Mack Ellis
John Lemack
Emil Lee
J. A. Miller
Henry Nepps
Will O’brien
Will Otto
Ford Schoening
Earl Wilcox
Frank Hutchinson
Carl Beck
Richard Hansen
Albert Searcy
Oscar Maddux
Lambert Hermson
Arthur Schultz
How to Hitch a Horse to a Buggy Step by Step
Detailed instructions cover securing inside girth breast collar and hames, fitting the bridle, throat latch, leading the horse, attaching traces to the wiffle tree, adjusting back straps, outer girth, reins and check rein. The guide ends suggesting readers try walking before advancing to more complex tasks.
Fitzgibbons Ties Knot With Miss Strube in Estherville
Local lawyer Leo Fitzgibbons married last Tuesday at 10 A M in St Marys church Towa City to Jean Strube of Towa City. Attendants included F G Parsons and Mrs Morse of Estherville. They will reside at 1021 North Seventh Street Estherville after a Colorado trip.
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Leo Fitzgibbons
St. Mary’s
Towa City
Jean Strube
F. G. Parsons
J. W. Morse
Estherville
Estes Park
Colorado
Postponed child welfare lay committee meeting rescheduled
The child welfare lay committee meeting set for Monday June 22 has been postponed to Monday June 29 at 8 PM. The venue remains the courthouse courtroom. Miss Vera Sheldon, the child welfare supervisor, has notified all members of the date change.
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Vera Sheldon
Crescent Country Club To Meet Friday
The Crescent Country Club will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Chris Juhl as hostess. Roll call will be Bible Quot ation or Flag Etiquette. Mrs. Arthur Yates will furnish the program for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Country Club
Chris Juhl
Arthur Yates
News From New York and Midwest Visits
Mr and Mrs A V Bormann travel from New York to Omaha and Seattle to visit relatives. Des Moines residents Mr and Mrs William Reed spend weekend with Dr A I Reed family. Anton Roben returns from Rochester after elbow surgery to relieve nerve pressure causing finger paralysis. The Clark sisters visit Burbank California with sister Mrs John Osmundsen. Billy Monroe stays with grandparents in Estherville to manage service station. Several local births: eight pound boy in Ringsted Henry Lowenburg home, girl to John Westrem Estherville June 7, baby boy to Lungren Ringsted June 14, girl to John Nelson June 18, bouncing girl to Lee Shultz Emmet township June 5. W R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Roben
Rochester
Henry Lowenburg
Ringsted
John Westrem
Estherville
Lungren
John Nelson
Lee Shultz
Emmet Township
W.R
Farm Bureau picnic a success at High Lake Walden grove
June 1922 notes report a perfect day for the Walden grove Farm Bureau picnic with ideal weather, a large dinner and program including speeches by M. L. Soeth and Congressman Dickinson. Nearby, Mrs. G H Stearns narrowly escaped injury after a collision with a passenger train in Wallingford while driving a Ford car. wedding reports: Ernest Moltzen married Hazel Johnson at the Methodist church with Rev Marsh officiating on June 18. Walter Scott wed Ida Hanson in Lamberton Minn at the home of Mr and Mrs D H Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Walden Grove
High Lake
M. L. Soeth
Congressman Dickinson
G. H. Stearns
Wallingford
Ernest Moltzen
Hazel Johnson
Methodist Church
Marsh
Walter Scott
D. H. Scott
Lamberton
Minn
Ida Hanson
Local Notices: Miss Hipple Travels West and Friends Return
Local notes reveal Miss Mildred Hipple left Thursday for La Cresenta California to visit her brother for an extended stay. Mr and Mrs G W Heyman return from Kansas City Missouri visiting Lieut and Mrs R N Bergen of the navy air corps and friends in Kansas City. Deloris Shimon accepts a bookkeeper position in the Montgomery Ward Store Estherville beginning last week after prior employment at C and C Motor Fort Dodge.
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Mildred Hipple
la Cresenta
Calif
G. W. Heyman
Kansas City
R. N. Bergen
Navy Air Corps
Mss
Deloris Shimon
Credit
Montgomery Ward
Estherville
Miss Shimon
C. and C. Motor Company
Fort Dodge
Need Care in Use of Sugar for Canning
Ames Iowa June 20 1912 discussion of adjusting sugar use for fruit canning in the Victory Home Food Supply campaign. College economists note average Iowa farm families used about 150 pounds sugar and canned 160 quarts fruit 27 quarts jam 35 quarts pickles last year. Proposals include flight syrups and reducing syrups to lighter weights to reach 260 quarts with minimal sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Towa
Town Farm
Official College Publicaton
Obituary notes two deaths and a rail accident update
The text records Julius, son of the deceased, dying from typhoid fever after two weeks illness with services at Ryan Lake Church on June 20. It also reports James Clayton recovering from a train accident at Wacoma, Minn, having one foot crushed and later amputation below the knee, with expected hospital discharge in four weeks.
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Julius
Ryan Lake
James Clayton
Wacoma
Minn
Custards and Puddings Boost Family Dessert Options
Article explains milk as key, with eggs for nutrition, and offers simple custard and pudding recipes. Steps include scalding milk, beating eggs, and baking custards in hot water at 325 degrees. Recipe uses four to six servings, with milk, eggs, vanilla, sugar, and salt. puddings combine milk with cornstarch for four to six servings.
Sugar Consumption Amid Shortages in Early Reports
1 pound per person was consumed while granulated sugar averaged 100 lbs per person. Molasses and other syrups were as small or smaller than corn syrup. Economists say production of sugar substitutes is not likely to rise.
If you have an ax to grind these days just grind it on the axis
A tersely stated quip plays on the saying about grinding an ax and substitutes axis to evoke a pun on geometry. The line uses a single, compact image to suggest choosing a stubborn stance or persistent grievance in a playful, mathematical twist.
Private McGuire Family Ties Highlight Navy and Marines
Private William McGuire stationed at Mather Field California has a son William Jr serving in the Marine Corps and his wife Lieutenant Myrtle McGuire serves as a nurse in the Navy.
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Willliam McGuire
Mather Fied, Canf
Wm. Jr
Marine Corps
Lieut
Mrytle McGuire
Navy
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Chester Oleson
Minneapolis
Mason
Raight
New York
A. V. Bormann
Omaha
Seattle
Washington
William Reed
Des Moines
A. I. Reed
Loraine Clark
Muriel Clark
AAA
John Osmundsen
Burbank, California
Billy Monroe
Sioux City
J. A. Monroe
Sreress Tesereezes
the Vindicator and Republi
America
United Nations
U. S. Treasury Department
the Vindicator
Armstrong
Mary Ellsworth Jenkins
EC. Smith
Charles Martinson
Orlando Lough
Martinson
Lough
Anna Berg
Swan Lake
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