Compliment to Ed Mantec by Mason City Republican
A Mason City young Republican praised Rep. Ed Mantice for his efficiency and influence in the last legislative session. The piece notes Estherville Shrine ties, Graettinger's Labor Day plans, and a quip about water quality and a state sales tax authority. It criticizes delayed savings behavior and references a nude agriculture portrait in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mantece
Mason City
Manutce
Maso. City
the Times
Graettinger
Nough
Estherville
Brother Sullivan
Death of James Fahey from Round Lake injuries
The June 7 1914 Vindicator and Republican notes James Earl Fahey an engineer on the Rock Island railroad died Sunday afternoon from injuries received while whip on duty near Round Lake. He is survived by a wife, his parents and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Earl Fahey
Round Lake
Emmet County
F. H. Sunderlin
the Lakes
George Robinson
M. BE. Wilson
Dorothy
Sparta
Wis
Frank Nelaon
Kilgore Bros
B. T. Sborum
G. A. Nichols
Armstrong and
Ceylon
Herman Laureng
Armtrong
Republican caucus in Graves Hall tomorrow eve
From the June 20 1884 Northern Vindicator a caucus is scheduled for tomorrow evening at Graves Hall. A little girl arrived at Roadmaster Howe s last Sunday. A. Rhodes Lewis Mathwig Matt Weir and others were summoned to Fort Dodge Tuesday as witnesses in a U S court. Mrs Knut Espest and baby returned from Sioux Rapids where she had visited. John Davis died Monday evening June 16 at his brother s home aged 36. Des Moines Valley creamery shipped 3000 pounds of butter Monday the gathering of Friday and Saturday prior.
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Jeasle Ridley
Nancy
Laura Klopp
Minneapolis
Alderman Houltshouser
Spirit Lake
Cement Products Co
Frank Miller
Eterville DS
Estherville Grocer Company
L. P. Stillman
Dolliver
Osgood
Mabel Martin
Iowa Falls
Coe College
Cedar Frank Dunham
Iowa State University
Iowa City
George Shadie
Pleasshtwile
Alex Ivey
Mason City
Frank H. Rhodes
Wisconsin
Iowa State Bankers’ Association
Des Moines
Estherville
Graves Hall
Social events and Girl Scout camp tales detailed
A local special meeting at the Masonic hall closes before summer with Eastern Star initiation. Mrs. C J Mathigson hosted guests Mrs L P Todd and Mrs Donald Dyson. Bridge prizes went to Verne Tredway high score and Elmer Moore traveling prize. Todd and Dyson were guest prize recipients. Girl Scout Troop camp outs along the river north of town talk of first class tests as Olive Tweet patrol and Daisy Nelson patrol undertake various activities with leaders Kathryn Rogers and Mildred Ortmeyer. Muriel Hanson and Jean Kennedy complete tenderfoot tests.
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Masonic Hall
Eastern Star Lodge
C. J. Mathigson
L. P. Todd
Independence
Donald Dyson
Cedar Rapids
Verne Tredway
Elmer Moore
Prises
Todd
Dyson
Wild Rose
Girl Scouts
M. E. Church
Eli Erickson
Hathet
Olive Tweet
Florence Shhildknecht
Margaret Kiefer
Betty Moore
Ruth Jackson
Ruth Cockburn
Edith Wingerson
Donna Miller
Armstrong
Olive Twedt
Daisy Nelson
Dorris Otto
Jeanne Harrison
Dene Reed
Elvira Mortensen
Mary Jane Lanning
Ethel Jensen
Rewn Keifer
Helen Nau
Margaret Marie Ruth Willey
Charlotte Rogers
Muriel Hanson
Jean Kennedy
Kathryn Rogers
Mildred Ortmeyer
Muriel
Jean
New Member Betty Lou Reen Joins Local Troop
Betty Lou Reen transfers from a Kansas City troop to the Wild Rose unit. The troop held a regular Monday meeting in City Hall kitchen. Gertrude Mohr is named troop leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lou Reen
Kansas City
Wild Rose
City Hall
Mijas Gertrude Mohr
Estherville Visitors and Area Arrivals Highlight Weekend
Mrs Ella McArdle and daughter Ethel traveled to St Cloud Minnesota to be house guests of Mrs Kate Scharfenberg. Several local residents and relatives visited Estherville including Mr Todd county recorder of Buchanan county and former Golden Rule worker. Dr and Mrs Sathe from Longview Washington visited friends with Dr Gathe’s relatives attending a Jackson Minnesota reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella McArdle
Ethel
St. Cloud
Minn
Kate Scharfenberg
D. W. Moffitt
Tulsa
E. L. Moore
Stillwatter
Okla
Estherville
Amundson
M. R. Sathe
John Davis
Sally Rae
Long View
Wash
G. Ewen
Gathe
A. Sathe
Jackson, Minn
Federal aim to stop diversion of road funds
Washington June 25 the Hayden Cartwright bill would make 532 million dollars of US funds available through mid 1937 and penalize states diverting motor tax revenues to nonhighway uses. It reestablishes 50 50 federal road aid, aims to curb misappropriation, and notes 200 million diverted in 1934. Mrs R L Mallory attended PEO luncheon at Crescent Inn in Estherville as Spencer chapter hosted nearby towns.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Hayden Cartwright
U. S
Doles
Congress
R.L. Mallory
Estherville
Crescent Inn
West Okoboji
Spencer
Wilbert and Denver visitations and local notices
Frank Fortell of Wilbert visits Denver to review the late Coyle Poffenberger blacksmith stock. Ole J. Olson family returns from Illinois. Bruce Eckhart on vacation from Algona creamery and fishes. Merriott and Hannah Seeley visit A M Pickell family. Mrs. Paul Anderson and Ruth Cayler in Estherville on business. Ruby Womack P stays with Andersons. Mumps hit Bruce Eckhart Fred Davis and Paul Anderson. Ladies Aid Society held a profitable meeting at Walter Pope home with cream dessert. about $20 raised. Velma Oleson fell from a pony, broke an arm. reduced by Dr. Mereness. W A Workins of Minneapolis buys Poffenberger shop tools and takes over soon, bringing reputation as a capable blacksmith.
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Frank Fortell
Wilbert
Frank Bortell
Minn
Denver
Coyle Poffenberger
Ole J. Olson
Illinois
Olsons
Bruce Eckhart
A. R. Eckhart
Bruce
Algona
Jim Merriott
Hannah Seeley
Grover
Pickell
Paul Anderson
Ruth Cayler
Estherville
Ruby Womack P
Anderson
Joe Eckhart
Fred Davis
Ladies Aid Society
Walter Pope
Mereness
W. A. Workins
Minneapolis
Poffenberger
Workins
Republican County Convention Called for Emmet County
Official notice directs Emmet County Republicans to convene June 30 1934 at 11 00 A M in Estherville to elect thirteen delegates to the State Convention in Des Moines and attend the Congressional District Caucus at 10 00 A M on the same day in Des Moines Iowa. The call specifies duties and placement of delegates and related proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emme County
Iowa
Republican County Central Committee
Emmet County
Estherville
Des Moines
Strawberries in many recipes for a spring luncheon
A collection of strawberry dishes from a vintage guide includes a strawberry and pineapple cocktail, a strawberry lettuce salad with mayonnaise, strawberry nests with whipped cream, fresh strawberry ice cream, a strawberry pie, and strawberry preserves. Recipes provide measurements for servings and variations with pineapple, lemon juice, and shredded pineapple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secon
Republican Delegates to State Judicial Convention in Mar shalltown
Emmet County Iowa Republican Central Committee calls a convention in the Coliseum at Mar shalltown Iowa on July 25 1934 at 11 00 AM to elect ten delegates to the District Judicial Convention in Emmetsburg on July 11 1934 at 11 00 AM and one district central committeeman for judicial senatorial and congressional districts Dated June 14 1934 L P Stillman chairman Mrs Guy Noel vice chairman No alternates should be elected to any conventions See Sec 635 of the 1981 Code of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Iowa
Emmetsburg
L. P. Stillman
Guy Noel
Republican County Central Committee
Emmet County
N. B
Longtime Grundy Center Resident Dies at 91
Jack Heffelfinger a long time resorter at the Town Great Lakes died at his Grundy Center home on June 12 after preparing for bed. A resident for over 60 years he visited the lakes for more than 40 years and owned a cottage on Manhattan beach. He is survived by his daughter Mrs A G Briggs of Sprite Lake Beacon and is a brother of the late Lou Heffelfinger of this city and former county clerk of courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Heffelfinger
Great Lakes
Grundy Center
Mr. Heffelfinger
Lakes
Manhattan Beach
A. G. Briggs
Sprite Lake Beacon
Lou Heffelfinger
Enmet County
Old Timers Recall 1804 Iowa Drouth
Spencer News-Herald recalls past droughts in northwest Iowa with old timers recounting 1804 conditions. J O Birdsall notes no rain from June 15 to August 15, tents on Des Moines Beach, and cattle moved to Pocahontas Point. West Okoboji dried up, Straits and Narrows too low for boats, flax sowing in a lake bed, and corn around 10 cents a bushel while eggs sold under 4 cents a dozen.
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Spencer News-Herald
Northwest
Drouths
Procer
J. O. Birdsall
Spencer Merchant
Des Moines
West Okeboji
Mr. Birdsall
Dan Jeppeson
West Okoboji
Eagle Point
Pocahontas Point
Fort Dodge Point
Pillsbury's Point
Lost Island Lake
Chiago
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Los Angeles
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Shrine Band of
Hollywood
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Jupiter Pluvius
Drouth
National Republic
Department of Agriculture
Ringsted, Iowa
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M. D
Jay Johnston
Max McMillin
Lincoln
Tel
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Drs. Jones & Mann Osieegaikle
Gandven's
L. W Loving, M. D
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Ate Bank
J. L. Osgood
Rhodes Block
A. L Reed
M. D. Bye
Mert Mead
Jennie Eberston
St. Louis
Anna Eileanor Callwell
Jay W. Johnston
Oace Church
Callwell
Vance Noe
M. W. B. Sealey
Bon Amt
Anna Callwell
Maggie Manitece
Huntington
M. M. Knapp
Mabo
Warren Pullen
O. E
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L. C. Crim
Carol Jean
Fred Albertson
Fae
Rochester
John Williams
Cherokee
Jean Clary
Alpha, Minn
Hattie Clark
Mrs. Williams
Pearl
Bernice Clark
Oberammeboau
Bereta
Mies
Clara Mayr
Ary Magtalene
Bette
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Oscar Fagre
C. A. Cummings
Margaret Janes F
St. Paul
Mrs. Cummings
Margaret Grant
Dan Casey
Mrs. Grant
Wm. Watson
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Comiunity
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H. J. Long Appraiser
Aliber & Company
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