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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1920

Page

6

Thirty Years Ago in Estherville News

Field notes from the Emi ret County Republican recount events and weather in Estherville. Chicago won the World's Fair site on the eighth ballot. Estherville reports many building improvements. bitter cold. waterworks and electric lights desired. Local retirements, new businesses, sidewalk orders, wagon accident, gas well burnings, and a lively wedding toast recap conclude this antiquated column.

Chicago Congress New York St. Louis Washington M. K. Whelan Whelan & Carter M. Blow T. W. Carter & Co North Sixth Street John Barfoot Swan Lake Seneca Vene Brown Estherville Will Riges D. Féekey the Grove Lew Barnes Lew Sruests

Iowa Great Lakes to See Heavier Fast Launches This Summer

Spirit Lake Beacon reports several new launches to ply the Iowa Great Lakes next season. A 30 foot bottom boat for J. J. Hamond of Spencer Products will house a 225 hp Sterling engine, cost over 3600, aiming for 40 mph. Two other launches include a 27 foot boat for Mr. Straight with 100 hp and a 33 foot boat for Mr. Colcord with 60 hp. total outfit cost around 5500. L. E. Francis discusses faster designs and a possible seaplane with John Hafer.

Iowa Great Lakes John Hafer J. J. Hamond Spencer Products Company Spencer Mr. Straight Colcord L. E. Francis

Peary dies after operation at Washington Naval Hospital

Rear Admiral Robert Edwin Peary, Arctic explorer and discoverer of the North Pole, died at his Washington DC home at 1:25 AM last Friday after surgery for pernicious anemia and a recent blood transfusion. His wife and family were at his bedside. The obituary notes his early trips to the Arctic starting in 1886, his 1908 pole dash, and the polar discovery date of April 6 1909. The report also recounts a separate Iowa court filing regarding land ownership and quieting title in Emmet County with multiple heirs and claimants listed.

Robert Edwin Peary Washington, D.C Washington Naval Hospital Peary North Pole Pennsylvania Maine Arctic Circle Frederick A. Cook Pole James A. Hae Rae P. M. Emmet D. C. Lorimer Charles M. Reed Sarah Reed Recorders Office Emmet County Iowa

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