Perry packing plant shown as model of community achievement
Desa Moines Iowa March 6 1921 Perry in Dallas county touts Hausserman Packing Company as a profitable home market for local hogs and cattle with output sold in about 75 towns along major rail lines. The article also covers a Missouri fugitive reward case, political critiques of Hoover, tobacco sales near West Union, and shifts in bank tax rules and other state issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desa Moines
Iowa
Perry
Dallas County
Hausserman
Milwaukee Railway
Des Moines
Packing House Trust
Temple Shandy
Phelps City
Missouri
Shenandoah
Hickman Brothers
Albert Patton
Page County
Hickman
Patton
Marshal Shandy
Elks Lodge
the Light Plant
Community Club
Goapel Team
I. C. O. F. Lodge
City of
West Union
Carter
Wisconsin
Severe storm sweeps through the region with damage report
The season’s worst storm raged Saturday night and Sunday in this area. Purchases include the John Ammon tract west of the river by G C Allen and son Kirt. Leibsohn and Greenberg bought E R Littell and son’s grocery and dry goods. A J Penn faces serious illness. Otto Baun attended a sister’s Cedar Rapids funeral. A E Gaylord re-elected school director without opposition. Charley Woods to farm next year. Hazel Salisbury, a local child, caused community surprise with a Sunday announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Allen
Kirt
John Ammon
Arlando Lough
Ike Hawk
A. O. Peterson
North Sixth Street
Mr. Bond
Leibsohn & Greenberg
A. R. Butler
Dolliver
R. Hamilton
A. N. Stuart
Armstrong
Royal Arch Masons
Emil Hoffman
Walt Wratten
Estherville Independent district election results reported
The article notes school board race outcomes in Estherville with candidates D. Neville 131 votes J. J. Klapp 122 votes J. D. Wilson 53 votes H. A. Allen 41 votes Wm. Stivers II 11 votes Wm. Mahlum 11 votes M. Blow 1 vote W.S. Jones 1 vote. It also mentions Mrs Clapp and two boys leaving for Chicago to join Mr Clapp and a gate event at Jack Creek. Prices cited include corn 83 to 84 cents per bushel cows 10 to 16 dollars per head and hogs 2.40 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. R. . Salisbury
Emmet County
Estherville
D. Neville
J. J. Klapp
J. D. Wilson
H. A. Allen
Wm. Stivers II
Wm. Mahlum
M. Blow
W.S. Jones
D. Clapp
Chicago
Mr. Clapp
Thompson
Jack Creek
Emmet County Bank receivership and dissolution case
In Emmet County Iowa 1921 petition seeks appointment of a receiver to liquidate Emmet County Bank for creditors and interests. A partnership of Thomas W Doughty Edith Graves Espeset and E J Breen to be dissolved and affairs wound up. Court to hear March 28 1921. default may be entered if no defense filed. Healy Breen Morse Kennedy Herrick Attorneys for Plaintiff. The Vindicator notice. Subscribe now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Tinley
Council Bluffs
One Hundred Sixty-Eighth Infantry
American Legion
Iowa National Guard
Adj
L. G. Lasher
Dés Moines
Col
Tinley
Corning
Villisca
Shenandoah
Centerville
Glenwood
Council Bluoffa
Lloyd D. Rosas
District Court
State OF Iowa
Emmet County
E. J. Breen
Emmet County Bank
Graves, Breen & Company
Edith Graves, Fipeset
George I. Doughty
Margaret Ketchen
David Doughty
George L. Doughty
EL Fo Knowes
Thomas W. Doughty
Iowa
T. W. Doughty
Edith Graves Espeset
Ward Bank
Estherville
Healy & Breen
Morse, Kennedy & Herrick
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J. W. Jarnagi
Harry C. Wallace
Herbert Hoover
Harding
Hoover
Wallace
Supreme Court
38Th General Assembly
Des Moines National
Polke County
Lillian Tenny
School Board of
H. L. Booten
Miss Tenny
C. H. Schelander
Boone
India
America
Webster County
Newton
Jasper County
Maytag
Kellogg
Lowa
Muscatine
Cedar Falls
Cedar River
Storm Lake
Vette County
State Supreme Court
Ladd
Preston
Stevens
Arthur
Heaver
Salinger
G&rs
Fort Atkinson
Fayette County
J. H. Baumler
Quincy
Sters
Union
American Automobile Association
Towa
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
California
Illinois
Ralph Alonzo Noss
Poyner Township
Black Hawk County
Albert Noss
Leonard Paul Noss
V.R
William Bartlett
Burt & Jones
Vindicator & Republican Co
Free Home
Joyce Lumber Company
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