Pioneer John Ammon Dies After Long Service in Estherville
John Ammon died Thursday morning at his West Side home in Estherville after a long life as a pioneer resident. Born November 30, 1827 in Indiana, he journeyed from Quincy to California during the gold rush, then moved to Iowa joining Ammon, Stott & Co. milling in Decorah before moving to Estherville in 1880. He leaves children C. K. Ammon and J. L. Ammon, plus Minnie Ammon, with funeral from his home conducted by Rev. Richard Millerby and others.
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Estherville
Califorin
Quincey
Mary J. ‘Treat
Towa
Alamaleo County
Waukon
Decorah
Ammon
Stott & Co
Hatherville
C.K. Ammon
J. L. Ammon
California
Minnie Amon
Richard Bmilerby
Mav
W. H. Knowlton
Gt. James
Oak Hill Cemetery
Change of Agents at Buck Island Railroad Station
H A Blythe resigns as agent at Buck Island station and Brank G U Keese of Kileworth to succeed him. Blythe has served about eleven or twelve years and seeks a few months vacation before returning to work, with no intention of quitting the railroad.
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Blythe
Ellsworth
Frank G. Reese
Estherville
Elsworth
Rock Island
H. A. Blythe
Buck Island Railroad
Brank GU. Keese
Kileworth
Mr. Blythe
Bruck Island Road
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Meeting of Purebred Poultry Raisers of Esinet
A meeting of the Purebred Poultry Raisers of Esinet aba Uden will be held at the courthouse hall on Friday afternoon March 1 at 2 o'clock to organize a Purebred Poultry Association. All interested in purebred poultry are invited to attend and assist with the organization. GW. Davis et al. The Vindicator and republican notes a supply of Telephone Company order books for secretaries to use in drawing on treasurers, priced 60 at 260.
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Uden
Mminet County
Court House Hall
Davis
H. Kymas
Weaitbuts
Waitvas
Lightest School Election In Years At Estherville
The Estherville school election drew 892 votes, the lightest in years, with no contest for treasurer. J H Griffith led director voting 261, while C G M Brown and W W Howard tied at 192 each. The tie was decided by drawing lots in favor of Howard for bond issuance for heating plants and school building improvements. A total of 241 votes supported bonds, 173 for and 68 against.
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Court House Hall
Estherville
James Mipeset
J. H. Grifith
CG. M. Brown
W. W. Howard
Mr. Howard
Washington and Jackson
Helen Adair's New York Budget Fashion Notes
Portraits of old time beauties guide the season's color and fabric choices. Marie Antoinette inspired silks from Nothing but Silk Strap in Twenty-second Street command attention with delicate grays and pinks while Princess gowns and flounced skirts shape the era. Sleeves evolve to show broader shoulders and longer forms, and dress fit remains crucial to avoid clumsy lines as fashion leans toward artistry and luxury. Superintendent Pingrey reports Senate Bill 27 will soon take full effect, with rural and independent district officers receiving streamlined timelines and circulars to ensure prompt compliance.
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Alice Housevelt
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Washington's Birthday Party for Iowa Association in California
The Iowa Association of Southern California held its Washington's Birthday gathering at East Lake Park in Los Angeles with about 2500 attendees wearing Iowa badges. Officers elected: Orrey Hiverett Pasadena President, Harmon Cook Whittier VP, KH Henderson Pomona Treasurer, GLH Parsons Pasadena Secretary. Notable speakers included Maj. Donnell, Col. Dudrow on seedless orange and egg preservation, and ex-minister E. H. Conger who praised Iowa veterans. Weather was sunny, and visitors noted continued east-to-west migration. many locals joined social events with prizes and music into the night. Stories mention Rev. J. E. Burson, Rev. McColly, Pearl Willey, and others with small-town update blurbs.
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Os Angeles
Cal
East Lake Park
Los Angeles
Lawa
Washington
Lowa Association of
Southern California
Mach County
Orrey Hiverett
Pasadena
Harmon Cook
Whittier
Kh, Fhenderson
Pomona
Glh. Parsons
Donnell
Dr. Cook
Col. Dudrow
Burbank
Pacific Preserving Co
California
Iowa
Dudrow
Pacific Supply & Brokerage Co
Severance Bldg
E. H. Conger
China
Rev. J. EB. Asuron
Subm al Convention Held in Teuyue Fortified District
George HL Patterson, chair of Banmet county judicial committee, received notice that a majority of district committee members favor Teuye EFuiuicesbirg as the convention site and he will call the convention for the second week of Judicial.
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Aly Geo. HL Patterson
Chairiawna
Banmet County
Chairiaian
Judicial
Teyue Efuiuicesbirg
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