Syndicate Clothing Co Now Makes Own Clothes
After six months of negotiations with Rochester leading manufacturers, Syndicate Clothing Co secures control of a major eastern plant. The move enables direct distribution from factory to consumer, reducing middleman costs and boosting display of Syndicate Made Clothes. Charles Holmauist notes strong approval and higher demand than expected. Also includes a candy and bake sale at Self Serve Economy Store and a Homesteaders meeting report with goat riding humor and a dancing finale with Wasserman's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
New York
Syndicate Clothing Co
Syndicate
Charles Holmauist
Candy and Bake Sale
M. E. Church
Wasserman
Obituary and local sale report record in Estherville area
Obituary notes Ole Fronsdale born June 28 1891 in Bergen Norway died March 1 in Grace hospital Kansas City at 30 years 8 months after bronchial pneumonia and tonsillitis brief funeral details given. Also report of a March 4 sale at Edwards Feed Yard with ~500 attendees and brisk bidding. Also divorce granted in Paul Stephens Tillie Stephens case with child support and custody details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Fronsdale
Bergen
Norway
Lars Kristofferson
Oline Fronsdale
Sandviks
America
Estherville
Iowa
Kansas City
Missouri
Grace Hospital
Lars
Lars Wee
Edwards
Saturda
Altho
Messrs. Foshier
Erb
Grodland
Graettinger
Peterson
Dunnell
Hepp
Wallingford
W.R
Paul Stephens
Tillie Stephens
Lee
Special Train for Methodist Convention at Storm Lake
Traffic Manager A B Cutts announces a special Train No 28 to serve attendees to the Great Educational and Inspirational Convention of the Methodist Episcopal church at Storm Lake Iowa March 13 14 and 15 The Estherville delay will be until 530 PM March 13 with connections at Estherville Spencer and Sioux Rapids to Storm Lake A registration fee of fifty cents covers all convention expenses eight hundred rooms at fifty cents per night and meals at forty cents each Delegates will hear three bishops several board secretaries missionaries and leaders Registration blanks available from Rev LaGrone 803 East Maple Surteh Seatherville Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Cutts
M. & St. L. Railroad
Methodist Episcopal Church
Storm Lake
Iowa
Estherville
Spencer
Sioux Rapids
Rock Island
Milwaukee
Northwestern
America
Estherville Territory
Mr. LaGrone
East Maple Surteh
Seatherville
Young son restored to his father after habeas corpus
Mr and Mrs Lewis Pietroski of this city traveled to Nevada Iowa last week and faced Judge R H Wright seeking a writ of Habeas Corpus to discharge a boy named Francis Pietroski from his grandparents The child born Estherville died soon after his birth His grandparents moved with him to Nevada When Pietroski learned of a marriage adoption papers were filed without his knowledge After a two day Story county court trial adoption papers were canceled and the child was returned to his father Attorney Wm Johnston represented Pietroski and James Christian and Joe Peterson testified as character witnesses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Pietroski
Nevada
Iowa
R. H. Wright
Francis Pietroski
A. J. Wilcox
Estherville
Mr. Pietroski
Batman
Firemen's Ball Set for March 17 at K of P Hall
Firemen announce their annual ball will be in the K of P Hall on Friday March 17. Tickets sell well with a large expected turnout. The Five Piece Orchestra will provide music and tickets cost one dollar each. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Hall
Passing of W S Stone Ends A Photo Era In Es Town
W S Stone, former Es resident and longtime photographer, died in Kansas City last Sunday. His body will be brought home for funeral services Thursday after a Wednesday arrival. He sold his local studio about ten years ago, then bought a fruit ranch in New Mexico before relocating north. He spent three years in Estherville before moving to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Stone
Kansas City
New Mexico
Estherville
Estherville Basketball Season Ends After Spirit Lake Exit
The Estherville high school team closed an uneven season by losing in the Spirit Lake tournament second round. They beat Sutherland in the first game 22 to 3 after a slow start and strong finish led by Brees. In the next round they faced Spencer, failing to overcome a 7 to 1 first half deficit, despite improved second-half play and defense from Sweet, Rohde, and Brees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake
Estherville
Sutherland
Sauerman
Brees
Spencer
Sweet
Rohde
Fitting Them for Society Transcript Note
Hoston discusses social manners in a transcript style, emphasizing that teaching children not to tell embarrassing truths is harder than teaching them not to lie. The excerpt reflects historical views on decorum and truthfulness in childrearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston
Death of Mrs G A Brockway in Des Moines
Isadora Brockway born February 28 1847 in Columbia Pennsylvania died March 1 1922 at her Des Moines Iowa home aged 75 years 1 day. She moved to Cedar Rapids as a girl then to Des Moines in 1905. Survived by ten children Frank M Jay G Williard James L Chester A Nellie Moore Judson and Lulu Keen, nineteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. husband G A Brockway Civil War veteran preceded her in death fifteen years ago. Funeral services conducted by Rev Engle with Brockway cemetery interment at Conesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadora Brolst
Columbia
Lancaster County
Peng
Des Moines
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
G. A. Brockway
Pearl
Eustace
Frank M
Jay G
Estherville
Williard
Ellroy
Wisconsin
James L
Marion
Chester A
Herndon
Calif
Nellie Moore
Conesville
Judson
Lulu Keen
Brockway
Methodist Church
In Memoriam and New Family Move to Estherville
In Memoriam expresses enduring childbirth and motherly love with religious reflection. The Moldt family farewell notes their generous parish and social contributions as they relocate to Estherville, leaving Armstrong and church life behind.
Estherville School Election Candidates Named
Estherville Independent School District votes next Monday for a director to replace Mr. Gorton and a treasurer. Candidates include George H. Robb for director and A. A. Herrick for treasurer. both names appear on ballots. Also notes Lenten services at Estherville Luth Church with Y P S and schedule details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Gorton
George H. Robb
A. A. Herrick
VP Church of Christ Invites Members to March 12 Services
The VP Church of Christ invites attendance for March 12 1922 with a full service schedule. Bible School at 10 am Lord's Supper at 11 am preaching at 11:30 am Junior Endeavor 3 pm Christian Endeavor 6 30 pm preaching 7 30 pm. Good singing and warm welcome for strangers. Prayer meetings Thursday 7 30 pm. Ladies Aid Friday afternoon. Younger members social time last Wednesday and reception for new members Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Luth
H. P. Olson
Caroline Myhre
Ss. A. Berge
Church OF Christ
Mary Peterson
Christian Endeavor
Emma Williams
Delightful church gathering with refreshments
An audience attended a cordial meeting in the church parlors. The event concluded with light refreshments served to attendees after the program in the auditorium and following proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gram
Weseld
Baptism Topics Highlight Presbyterian Sunday Services
The Presbyterian Church reports strong Sunday attendance with sermons on infant baptism and a call for all parents to attend next Sunday. The South Band League hosts at Mrs F H Rhodes home Thursday with helpers Mrs Cora Smith and Miss Silcox. The annual League business meeting follows at Mrs Bradley's Friday afternoon, voting officers and boosting member turnout. A box social by the Young People’s Societies last Friday raised funds to complete their missionary quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
League
F. H. Rhodes
Cora Smith
Silcox
Armstrong Community Notes Mixed with Travel and Social News
Reuben Bunt and son Roy returned from Des Moines after attending an auto show. Mrs Vohs of Ceylon visited Armstrong. W J Williams of Clarinda returned home after managing farm interests. Joe Chapman family moved to the Doughty house. Ed and Gibbons hosted a farewell for the Moldts with a card party and lunch. Vincent Miller visited from Wisconsin with his sons Roy and Lester in high school. The Moldts relocated to Estherville. High School basketball team travels to Sioux City for a tournament. Declamatory contest at Dolliver with Armstrong representatives. Presbyterian ladies held a penny social. Miss Ida Lee has been sick and Mrs Bosworth is teaching in her place. Five hundred game at a Gibbons gathering. A. Rahmhorst and Thelma returned from Lisbon. Livonia Grusing returned to Estherville after a weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Anderson came back from Denver. Martin Henderson of Randall visiting. Lincoln Horswell visited Sioux City relatives. Herman Becker visited Estherville. Mr Reynolds of Iowa Falls arrived to reconnect with old friends. Charles Mathews back from Algona wintering with relatives. Miss Welmy Barnes teaching near Grover spent weekend with Armstrong parents. Dr G H West returned from Huron for his brother-in-law’s illness. R T Coulthurist of Thermopolis visiting the Pennels. A hard basketball game tested Armstrong and Buffalo Center teams with junior and sophomore girls also playing. Mrs Whitesell left for Mankato to care for a sick relative, returned Monday. Miss Carlson spent weekend in Albert Lea. Frank Sundas and family spent Saturday in Estherville with Burl Horswell and family, and Ruth Kingston visiting.
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Reuben Bunt
Roy
Des Moines
Vincent Miller
Wisconsin
Lester
Frank Gibbons
Moldt
Presbyterian
Methodist Aid
Ida Lee
Bosworth
Sioux City
Ed Moldt
Estherville
Florence Smith
Dorothy Roemer
Lester Atwood
Armstrong
Dolliver
M. E. Church
A. Rahmhorst
Thelma
Lisbon
No. Dakota
Livonia Grusing
A.anderson
Denver
Colorado
Martin Henderson
Randall
Iowa
Harvey, Knutton
Lincoln Horswell
Herman Becker
Mr. Reynolds
Iowa Falls
Charles Mathews
Algona
Welmy Barnes
Grover
G. H. West
Huron
Dakota
R. T. Coulthurist
Thermopolis
Wyoming
Pennel
Buffalo Canter
Armstrong High School
Whitesell
Mankato
Miss Carlson
Albert Lea
Frank Sundas
Burl Horsewell
Ruth Kingston
Local Notes From Lake Fremont and Nearby Farms
Roy Brandt returned to his Terris home last Tuesday while Grayton Pickle visited the parental home Saturday and Sunday. Several residents moved residences including Theodore Osburg to the P G Johnson farm north of Dunnell and Walter Williams to the Ryder farm. Art Woods received a Jersey bull from his brother Raymond in Austin. The Marvin Whiting family and the L J Andersons visited neighbors on Sundays. The Clark sale of pure bred Durocs drew Lewie Earnest Stade and Chas Brandt last Thursday. Mr Peters left for Jefferson Iowa Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Brandt
Terris
Grayton Pickle
Roy Thrush
Fred Sharar
Chas. Brandt
Frank Sandin
Fairmont
Theodore Osburg
P. G. Johnson
Dunnell
Walter Williams
Ryder Farm
H. F. Peters
Mr. Peters
Jefferson
Iowa
Art Woods
Express
Raymond
Austin
Marvin Whiting
Near
Grover
L. J. Anderson
E. V. Nutt
Lewie
Earnest Stade
Chas
Brandt
Clark
Ladies Aid Measuring Social at Applequist Hall
Brandt era note invites all to a measuring social at Applequist's hall on Friday evening March 17. Ladies ask for coins for each foot in height and an extra penny for any odd inches. Proceeds go to treasure.
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Brandt
Applequist’s Hall
Sheriff Candidacy Announcement in Emmet County
A Republican primary announces Ihereby for sheriff of Emmet county subject to June voters. A separate notice shows McDONALD seeking the 2nd district supervisor seat for Estherville township in the Republican primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihereby
Emmet County
Spaid
Estherville Township
Aris
McDonald
Frank Hildreth Declares Fifth District Supervisor Bid
Frank Hildreth announces his candidacy for Supervisor of the fifth district comprising Twelve Mile Lake High Lake and Jack Creek townships. The bid is contingent on Republican voters in the June primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelve Mile Lake
High Lake
Jack Creek
Frank Hildreth
Sheriff Sale Notice in Emmet County Iowa
Special execution issued from Emmet County District Court directs sale of personal property of Walter Hagerman and Mrs A H Hagerman. Items include three red cows one black cow one white cow two black mares nine and ten years old one bay mare thirteen years old one wagon one corn cutter one harrow one endgate seeder one sulky plow one Ford car and corn planter about 300 bushels three Poland China brood sows each about 300 pounds. Sale March 10 1922 at 10 am at northwest quarter section 32 township 100 range 33 Estherville Iowa to satisfy debt 780.95 dollars plus 54.65 costs and accruing costs to highest bidder for cash. Dated Estherville Iowa February 13 Sheriff Thomas Nivison
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Emmet County
E. S. Echternacht
Walter Hagerman
A. H. Hagerman
Poland
China
N. W
Estherville
Thomas Nivison
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A. O. Peterson
Apeanver
To.s' ‘Sake For
V P
Legion
L. Fransdal
L. J. Wee
J. E. Wee
Lake
Fremont
Sheriff's Sale
Royal Standard
Enquire Western Union
Rhode Island
J. F.reed
E. Jefferson St
Gardston
Vindicator
Republican
H. A. Sauer
Benton Harbor Accessories Co
Benton Harbor
Mich
Airdle Pups
Asap Splinter
Jackson
Sieneapts BR. R
Telephone 4055
Trust and Savings
Bodes
E. B. Lohr
Percy ‘Carrison
W. B. Flindt
Brackett
South 6Th Street
Opposit Northern Lumber Co
Frew
Sansom
Kirks
Yvon
Ade
Gy Shree
Auto Wrecking Co
A. Sezer, Prop
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