Local Notes From Estherville March 14 1894
Peter Kline and family moved in house with brother A Pitcher who bought Vat in the county. Jewell of Forest City buys Doolittle hardware. A daughter born to John Doyle and wife. Birney buys father’s North Eighth Street residence. May Van Velver to W H Sampson wed Mar 13 1895. Sam Reaney returns from Chicago. Carl Jeglum joins John Paul lumber yards. Morse family to reside in Lough’s addition. Eclipse observed. Vindicator officially established in Estherville. Storhow buys half livery interest. more stock planned. Telegraphy craze noted with Warren Pullen’s home line. Sondrol returns from Chicago with new stock. School election directors elected. Miss Espeset to Henry, Dakota. Business fair to middling.
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Northern Vindicator
Rarn
Peter Kline
Misses Pitcher
Grundy Center
Pitcher
Bo Jewell
Forest City
Doolittle
John Doyle
BK. Birney
North Eighth Street
Nora Springs
Frank van Velver
May van Velver
W. H. Sampson
Sam Reaney
Chicago
Carl Jeglum
John Paul Lumber
R. F Morse
Walker
G. H. Morse
Lough
Democrat
Toye
Bro. Johnston
Northern
Burt Barber
Estherville
Thomas Storhow
Nels Eliis
Warren Pullen
Woods’ Bank
Einer Sondrol
Messrs. A
Farm Bureau Notes Urges Taxpayers Support
The Grundy County Farm Bureau urges farmers and landowners to join and pay dues to sustain representation before Interstate Commerce and Trade Commission hearings. It stresses finances, administration, and county agent roles, noting dues support national and state offices, local campaigns, and marketing efforts. Professor E L Cady visited, organizing shipping associations and a monthly reporting system.
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A. Troffa
Grundy County
Interstate Commerce
Federal Trade Commission
Usp Farm Bureau
Board of Trade
Gulf and Great Lakes
St. Taawrence
Muscle Shoals
County Farm Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Experiment Station and Extension Service
Grundy County Far Bureau
Farm Bureau
Aryl Wats
Furan
E. L. Cady
Prof. Cady
Marketing Department
Ames
Yet awe FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST summary
Monthly shipments program across sixteen counties allocates a general summary to managers and boards, aiming to boost livestock shipments from Emmet County. Community notices cover club meetings, farm tips, church services, school concerts, and German language services, with events planned through March 13.
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Emmet
Jae
Church OF Christ
Presbyterian Church News And Upcoming Events
Sunday service featured praise and a strong congregation with Sunday school growth. Plans include junior room upgrades, a church budget canvass next Sunday, and pledge collections. De Molay guests will attend Sunday evening. March 16 recital by Al Berglund benefits Estherville Pioneers and funds a Pioneer camp. For boys’ work, patronage from believers urged.
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Presbyterian Church G
de Molay
al Berglund
Estherville
Cedar Rapids Fur Company Articles of Incorporation
Articles outline the Cedar Rapids Silver Black Fox and Fur Company based in Estherville Iowa. It covers scope fur bearing animals real and personal property capital stock 50000 dollars divided into 2000 shares of 25 dollars each starting January 26 1925 for twenty years with renewal option. Directors seven elected annually with judges appointed to oversee elections and officers including President VP Secretary and Treasurer.
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Cedar Rapids Silver Black Fox and Fur Company
Estherville
Emmet County
Iowa
Board of Directors
A. D
Scharfenberg
John .L
Crosby
Edd C
Cole
C. E. Archibald
Wm. J. Warrington
Jay G. Brockway
Floy G. Coats
A. E. Burrill
Anna
A. D. Rer G, Coats
Anna C
J. H .Scharfenberg
ELA
John L. Hipple
WM. H. Warrington
Corporate bylaws and officers dated January 20 1925
The document records corporate governance provisions including treasurer bonds transfers of property stock increases directors meetings and minutes, with a 1925 board of directors and officers listed. It sets earnings use duties audits quorums and dissolution rules, notarized in Estherville Iowa.
Karnak claims end nineteen years of agony
Mrs. Nancy Cline of Burlington Iowa describes a long battle with stomach troubles rheumatism and liver and kidney disorders. She credits Karnak with curing her pains allowing normal appetite weight gain and renewed energy after years of ineffective treatments. Karnak sold in Estherville by J A Curamings and local druggists.
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Nancy Cline
Heisey St
Burlington
Iowa
Karnak
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