Men Named In Call No 17 Emmet County Draft Selections
Seventeen Emmet county men have been chosen to leave Estherville by bus at 12:40 a m on July 14 to join the draft. Names include Ouren Nelson Bazik Anderson Carlson Kranty Dominy Andrews Dundas Elwell Robinson Haar Bleckfeld Anderson Jacobson Ringsted and others with replacements listed if they fail final exams at Des Moines. Call 16 selections leave Friday for Des Moines by train.
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Emmet
Call Numher
Estherville
Morten Orville Ouren
Wanska
Minn
Alfred Kenneth Nelson
Dolliver
George Bazik
Gary
Ind
Harold Vernon Anderson
Howard Andrew Carlson
Kenneth Frederick Kranty
Russell Martin Dominy
Maple
Grover
Bertle Arthur Dundas
Armstrong
Bennet Edward Elwell
Clarks Grove
Dayton Cardan Robinson
Trancis Paul Haar
Howard Alvin Blekfeld
Actstrong
Francis Eugene Anderson
Harvey LeRoy Jacobson
Ringsted
Des Mointes
Glenn C. Balmer
Washington, D. C
Harvey Johnson
Bernard Charles Rick
Wallingford
Wm. Hoyt Tithly
Clarence Woodrow Jamison
Willard Slomme Windrath
Raymond Hiram Griese
Dalliver
John Hboecker
Graettinger
Lloyd Natterstad
Orville Skog
Leroy Wim
Rauhauser
Rock Island
Des Moines
Hazel Ross
Focal Board
May Liquor Sales Rise in State Stores Across Northwest Iowa
State liquor stores in Iowa posted May sales of 1,882,243 with 192,711 gallons sold, up from April and year over year. Northwest towns reported varied May totals led by Fort Dodge and Spirit Lake, while Nab details show widespread gains among Sheldon Spencer Algona and others. Attendee Mrs Nettie Tedrow returned from Des Moines after a Dalbey Elise reunion at Greenwood Park drawing seventy eight family members. a picnic lunch featured speeches and songs.
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Iawa
Eimmersburg
Storm Lake
Eagle Grove
Estherville
Clarion
Spirit Lake
Daws
Lake City
Kolfe
Mritt
Fonda
Manson
Livermore
West Bend
Nettie Tedrow
Des Moines
Dalbey-Elise
Greenwood Park
Tedraw
PT. He Dalhey
Local Market Prices for Hens Eggs and Grains
Local al market lists heavy hens over six pounds and four to five pounds, with prices per pound. Includes heavy cox over five pounds, light and leghorn cox, standard eggs and cream varieties, corn per bushel, oats, flax, barley, and soybeans with quoted prices.
Stores To Close Fourth Of July
Estherville business houses will be closed all day Friday July 4 according to a closing schedule adopted this spring. Drug stores will close only from 1 to 8 p.m. Food stores will be open the evening before the Fourth until 9:00 p.m.
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Estherville
Local Boys Begin Camp Session at Camp Foster
Ninety eight boys and leaders opened the opening session at Camp Foster Sunday afternoon with a program by counselors led by Vernon Anderson. Music by E A Durbahn John Berg and Chick Lowry of Worthington. Donkey antics greeted campers at the lodge and the day closed with a beach worship. Morning activities included flag salute breakfast cabin chores and cleanup. Skill groups covered airplanes rifles leather goods archery riding rowing swimming and crafts. Afternoons featured sports boating fishing nature hikes and more crafts. Second week begins June 29 for boys eight to sixteen, third week July 20-27. Estherville boys listed attending this week include Vernon Anderson Jim Soper Jim Il Charles Clark Jayce Frederickson and others.
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Camp Foster
Vernon Anderson
E. A. Durbahn
John Berg
Chick Lowry
Worthington
Mitsuo Aoki
Jerry Tatton
America
Estherville
Jim Soper
Jim Il
Charles Clark
Jayce Frederickson
Douglas McDonald
Chancey Oleson
Eugene Randolph
Grant Jones
Jimmy Currell
Dick Currel
State Officials Review Gardner Cabin Purchase in Des Moines
A joint meeting of Iowa state executive and legislative interim committees examined buying the Gardner Log cabin site for ten thousand dollars. The House proposed six thousand, while the Senate cut to six thousand. A five thousand dollar cap in the current act prompted questions, Gov. Wilson said approval is possible if reasonable. A special committee was appointed to explore funding avenues for state ownership. Bill Wright of Mandan, North Dakota, visited Irwin Nichols and relatives, returning with his grandfather W. G. Nichols for several weeks’ stay.
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Des Moines
Gardner
Spirit Lake
H. E. Narey
W. A. Yager
Hattie Elston
House of Representatives
Senate
George A. Wilson
Bill Wright
Mandan
Na, Dak
Irwin Nichols
W. G Nichols
June Rainfall and Weather Sparks Calmer Crops News
The article reports June rainfall reaching 4.40 inches in total with a 0.58 inch afternoon downpour. Temperatures ranged from 42 to 90 degrees, crops like corn oats and alfalfa show good progress, and Emmetsburg dodged a tornado scare with only a heavy rain and thunder. Locally, towns such as Estherville Algona Spencer and Whittemore received attention for weather impacts and rumors of a tornado.
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Estherville
California
Towa
Ifune
Emmetsburg
Algona
Spencer
Whittemore
Btemersburg
Recreation Center Sponsors Hike For Boys
The WPA Recreation center will sponsor a fishing trip for boys aged 14 to 17 at the lakes on Saturday June 28. Each boy must bring fifteen cents for transportation, a sack lunch and fish poles. Bait provided. Group meets at 8:00 a.m. sharp at city hall.
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W. P. A. Recreation Center
July 1 Registrants Must Answer Ten Questions
July 1 registrants for possible military training under the Selective Service Act will answer ten questions. Director Charles H. Grahl said the process prioritizes rapid registration with time to answer each query. No questionnaires are filled on site and no physical exams occur at registration. After a lottery assigns order numbers, documents are mailed. exams occur later if classified eligible. The four by six card collects name, residence, mailing address, phone, age, birth place, occupation, employer, and work location. A signed certificate must be carried at all times, and failure to present it constitutes prima facie evidence of failing to register.
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Charles H. Grahl
Othe
Graht
T. Ovenpatian
Grahl
Selective Service
Narvik Ex-Mayor to Speak at Humboldt Fourth of July
Theodore Broch former Narvik mayor will speak at Humboldt Fourth of July events. Norwegian chorus Grieg Mandskor from Fort Dodge will perform. Mrs Broch and daughter may attend. Broch hopes to share escaped Norway experiences, aided by a 100 dollar Legion relief donation to Norwegian fund.
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Narvik
Norway
Theodore Broch
American Legion
Humboldt
Mr. Broch
Grieg Mattdskor
Fort Dodge
Aonth
America
Greig Mandskor
Legion
Humboldt Legion
Norwegian Relief Fund
Broch
Var
Isorenson's Pictures Win Prizes at Local Exhibit
Over 100 photographs entered in the fourth Northwest Iowa Photographic Show at Spirit Lake library. Entrants hailed from places including Sioux City Estherville Spirit Lake and Jacksom Minn with entries from Arnolds Park Canton and LaCrosse Wis. Judge panel praised the keen competition. Forrest Sorenson’s Roman Ride won first in the action class and Over Captain Over took second. Quarry Bovine won third in still life. Two scenic entries Nimson Nightfall and City of Denver earned merit awards.
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Iowa
Spirit Lake
Nanas City
Canton
Spencer ‘Webb
Arnolds Park
Sioux City
Estherville
Terry
Jacksom, Minn
LaCrosse Wis
T. C. Stephens
Morningside College
Tom Parsons
Pairfield
Regnrald Johnson
University of Michigan
Forrest Sorenson
Grand Theatre
City of Denver
Vallie Resigns to Take California Bank Post
Wayne Vallie resigns from Emmet Danny bank and moves with his family to California to join Bank of America. The Vallie home in Dolliver was sold to Mr. Mellraith, who will take possession next month.
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California
Wayne Vallie
Emmet Danny Bank
Bank of America
Vallie
Mellraith
Dolliver
Conservation League Meeting Set For Monday July 7th
Remeeting of the Conservation League will be held in the auditorium of the city hall in Wetherville Monday July 7 at 8:00 PM. James Stirs as Dolliver president announces the event. Moving pictures will be shown by Wan Andersen, president of the Estherville Chapter. An interested speaker is expected.
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Wetherville
C City
James Stirs
Dolliver
Wan
Andersen
Estherville
League
Camp Outing Brings Boys and Girls Together at Lake Okoboji
The 4-H program schedules a combined camp at Walther Teayme grounds Lake Okoboji on July 1 and 2 with separate boys and girls tracks. Activities include tennis swimming volleyball softball craft nature study and an all camp assembly. Participants come from Lyon Dickinson Emmet O'Brien Palo Alto Plymouth Cherokee Osceola Buena Vista Pocahontas and Clay counties with agents assisting.
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Northwest
Walther Teayme
Lake Okoboji
Sine
Lyon
Dickinson
Emmet
Stons
O'Brien
Palo Alto
Plymouth
Cherokee Oceola
Buena Vista
Pocahontas
Clay
Feaders
Lake Oon
TM. Burson
Ames
F. E. Moarrison
Camity
Clayemunist
Clarence ‘Thompson
Cherokee
Pioneers Will Honor A Services Sunday Armstrome Service
A Pioneers Day service will be held Sunday June 29 at 11 o clock at the Methodist church in Armstrome. Pastor Rev M 2 Bush invites all who came to the region before the railroads opened in 1802 to attend as special guests and be seated together.
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Armstrome
M. 2. Bush
Brass Quartet To Feature Program at Riverside Park
A brass quartet directed by Raymond Minkler performs a varied program tonight at Riverside Park. Cornets Shirley Ga Lipsy and Warner Isilin along with other musicians play selections from classical marches and overtures, including The Thunderer and Pop Goes the Weasel, in a sunset concert.
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Garegram
Uharsiday
Riverside Park
Ricmond Minkler
Zamecnikh
Rth
Ridley
Sela
Shirley Ian
Contests and Winners in Rural Air Model Meet at Airport
Hinson Jr won the first prize in the 16 age division of the rubber band model contest sponsored by the War Aviation Department. Prize was 5.00 and the plane stayed aloft 72 seconds. Don Strube took second with 2.00, while Charles Dratt won third with 1.00. Pratt earned 2.00 for best constructed plane. Sol Kephart received 60 vents for his 8 to 12 years entry. Hanson clocked 186 seconds for three flights. Strube logged 2A, 89, and 47 seconds. Rat’s flight times were 94 seconds and 2 ain 19. Several other planes flew. some were damaged in the contest.
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Ilivision
Ith Hinson, Jr
Othe War Aucreation Department
Swang Clib
Seroml
Don Strobe
Fred
Charles Dratt
Pratt
Sol Kephart
Hanson
Strubes
Rat's
Ain
Receives New Quota for Red Cross Knitting Drive
The Kerstriss knitters report a new quota for wool sweaters ready for distribution. Volunteers are urged to call for yarn Sunday June 28 at 3 p.m. at the Lenthold Tibbetts store or contact Mrs Fred Ehlers to arrange yarn delivery. Those who can sew to halt or assist with knitting may also call Mrs Milers at her listed number.
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Red Cross
Lenthold- Tibbetts
Fred Ehlers
Record Breaking Crowd Expected At Fourth Celebration
The Marti County Minnesene VoL AV reports arrangements for a record crowd at the Fourth of July celebration at Waterman Park. Hetty Mae Harris and her All Star Revue lead fifteen performers with dances, Hawaiian costumes, and acrobats. The 70 piece Martin County 4-H Band will provide concerts alongside boating, swimming, roller skating, and rides. A grand fireworks display over Tall Lake closes the day with dancing to live music. Free parking, cold drinks, and shaded picnic areas are promised for all attendees.
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Marti County Minnesene Vol AV
Tortaken Park
Vatemant
Hetty Mae Harris
Daneys Iheir
Tracy the Chaga
Martin County 4-Fl
Walice
Madai
States tighten laws ban fireworks after this year
Minnesota will ban fireworks after this year restricting sale to be conducted only under statewide controls. Arizona Maryland and nine other states have adopted centralized fireworks laws modeled by the National Fire Protection Association to regulate public displays with permits and safety covers reducing injuries and deaths during the Fourth of July.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Arizona
Maryland
New York
Delaware
Indiana
Michigan
New Jersey
Pennnsylvania
Utah
West
Natinanal Fire Protection Association
Tess
Jewa
Iia
Grandson of Grover Victim of Drowning Accident
A Grandson of Grover is reported as the victim in a drowning accident. The fragmentary text mentions a family trio including Anderson and Amt Anders who traveled to Lisboa and notes cautious behavior at intersections to prevent accidents. The clipping is incomplete and lacks full names and dates.
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Grover
Anderson
Miss Amt
Anders
Lisboa
S21
Lering
V.R
Twins To Appear At Grand Theatre Eveleth Daughters
The Eveleth twins Genevieve and Jo-Ann, daughters of Mr and Mrs Lingh Eveleth of Cedendale, and grandchildren of Moram Mes. Lee Beetoth, are set to appear in a local screening Friday and Saturday at the Grand theatre. The sisters, one year old in March, will not be featured stars but will appear in the film alongside Laraine Day, Lionel Barrymore, and Ken Ayres in The People va Dr Nikolare. Edward Donovan of Lone Van Motor Co. receives ten gifts for leading May auto sales, including a Royal typewriter and a leather portfolio.
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Eveleth
Genevieve
Jo-Ann
Grand Theatre
Lingh Eveleth
Cdendatle
Abu
Moram Mes
Lee Beetoth
Estherville
Rie Davideon
California
Tyons
Marel
Althompel
Laraine Day
Lionel Barrymary
Ken Ayres
Nikolare
V.R
Edward Donevan
Lonevan Motor Compaany
Viganouth Atte
Donovan
Royal
Soap Box Classic Entries Open In Estherville July 30
Registration blanks sent by the Chamber of Commerce invite entrants for the third annual Soap Box Classic to be held July 30 at 1 30 pm in Estherville. Rules limit cars by class with strict derby specifications and safety gear, while prizes total over 200 dollars including trophies and watches.
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Estherville
Chamber of Commerce
6Th
Central Ave
Youngest Sas al Ma ait Mes Dies Drowning in Cheyenne River
A report states 18 year old Mes al Ma ait Mes, a high school sophomore, drowned Sunday afternoon in the Cheyenne River while swimming with hay. He left behind his sister and brothers and other relatives, with the family noting the tragedy amidst community grief.
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Nels Amilersen
Lesides
Del
Sual
Vere
Minor injuries after truck crash east of town joins Phair Baking worker
Kenneth Yixbs sustained a bruised shoulder and a badly cut hand when his truck rated over dive aniles east of thaettitgger. He returned to work with an assistant Thursday morning after the track was badly damaged.
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Kenneth Yixbs
Phair Baking Company
Aniles
Thaettitgger
Bixby
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