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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1921

Page

7

State park plan faces Estherville vote and funding

Citizens of Estherville must decide on a state park site on the Westside Des Moines river. The plan envisions buying 80 of 400 acres with backing from Chamber of Commerce and local groups to create a scenic park drawing visitors statewide. The project hinges on community support and secured funding, with promoters optimistic about a premier park near town.

Estherville Chamber of Commerce Eatherville Parar Des Moines Ting

Many Pretty Weddings Held the Past Week

Estherville area notices two recent weddings. Walter Bragg and Bertha Wood wed at the bride's home in Martin County Minnesota with a small gathering and ring ceremony. Carl A. Moser and Pearl L. Reamer married in Estherville with Rev. Hurley officiating and a southbound honeymoon planned.

Walter Bragg Bertha Wood H. W. Wood Martin County Minnesota Rose Blagg Marion Silcox J. W. Landetone Estherville Mr. Blagg John Blagg Mias Woods Iowa State Teachers College Bragg Farm Ed Street Waa Nct Carl A. Moser Pearl L. Reamer J. Arthur Hurley The Baptist Church Thomas E. McGinn Moser Gardston Drug Store H. L. Reamer Long -Prairié

Bjorseth Hanson Wedding At Lutheran Parsonage

Olaf Bjorseth of Colton married Inger Hanson of Morris Illinois at the Lutheran parsonage on Saturday afternoon May 12 Rev. Berge officiated. Witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. Jensen. They will reside on a farm near Colton after a brief visit.

Bjorseth-Hanson Olaf Bjorsgth Colton Inger Hanson Morris Ilinois A. Berge Chris Jensen Bjorseth Jensen Kolp-Stoffel Marquis Kolp Misa Mary Stoffel Is. R. Phillips Christian Parsonage B. F. Kolp Hiuveland Lucas Viola Michae Otteson

Moonshine Trouble Lands Couple in City Jail

A couple accused of drinking too much at a hotel room faced arrest Monday night. They were jailed overnight, then brought before Mayor B. B. Anderson Tuesday morning. The man was fined twenty dollars for selling poor quality Peace on the streets, while the woman was released on the condition she leave the city that night.

Bastile B. B. Anderson

S P Deming Called To Last Rest

Obituary notice for S P Deming detailing his long city life, church service, insurance work, and family. Notes his health decline, burial service, and the community’s grief. Mentions birthplace in Broome County and years of residence in Marseilles and Emmet County. Describes his character, affiliations, and surviving relatives.

Deming West Side Baptist Church Woodmain Smith P. Deming Broome County Smith Butler Mie Marseilles Illinois Emmet County Hattie Zoe Bosworth Ivy Pearl Con

Peoples Ticket Nominees For City Election March 28

The Peoples Ticket lists John Lilly for mayor and ward candidates Guy Noel Henry Klocow and A J Rhodes with E B Callendar and Emmet Rice for at large. Citizens Ticket names M C Peterson W M Mason and D H Lott with no mayor candidate in ward two. The paper endorses qualified, tax paying men and expects honorable service with no major controversy.

Peoples People’s John Lilly Guy A. Noel Henry Klocow A. J. Rhodes E. B. Callendar Emmet Rice Citizens M.C. Peterson W.M. Mason D. H. Lott Caters Inn

Donors Contribute Trophy for Ward Emmet County Contest

Donors to Ward Emmet County contribute to a trophy for a county ling contests event. The listing notes support from local groups and individuals, highlighting community involvement and historic participation in county competitions.

Wardemmet County

Declamatory Contest at Armstrong High School

Arm strong High School auditorium hosted the Emmet County Declamatory Association contest with Armstrong, Bramet Township, Ringsted, and Dolliver entries. Winners included Mo Bf de Freraert and Pearl Fred vidkedy in oratorical, Florence Smith and Pearl Fred vidkedy in dramatic, and Karlys Hadhi in humorous with Armstrong receiving the silver trophy for most ergdig.

Pearl Fredvidkedy sRingsted Helen Miller Emme Wneahip Karlys Hadhi Armatrong Arnold Petterben Ringsted Maxine Watkins Dolliver Armhs Trong Iven Emmet Anna Wilson Swea Qity Gotke Graettinger Gatdoer Bort

Grover Town Sale Draws Large Crowds and Profit

The Gruver town sale on Fast Thursday drew a large crowd and featured a big dinner hosted by the Ladies League. The event sold the last cow and totaled about $7,000, with potential to reach $10,000 if every listed horse had sold. Attendees reported a successful day and Gruver residents praised the town’s hospitality.

Grover Town Sale Ie Olay Wriyas Pecheva Ladieg League Soma Gruver

Little Interest in the School Election

Very low turnout in a school election with under one hundred votes cast, about half by women. New board members named are Mrs. Lorenzo Lough and Henry Mahlum along with Andrew Sosith J. W. Morse G. L. Gorton. Unclear on whether Superintendent Surderlin will be retained amid past opposition and mixed reviews of his work.

Vindicator Republican Aitroad Life Lorenzo Lough Henry Mahlum Andrew Sosith J. W. Morse G. L. Gorton Henry Mah._ lum Surderlin

Negative teams win high school debate despite errors

The siday high school debate produced three victories for the negative side. The Bexall team defeated Algona here while the Spencer team fell to Algona at home. The local trio comprised Mary Louise Ostoud Evelyn Olsen and Helen Robinson. The Algona team featured Pert Shirley William Quarton and Harold Clayton with strong prior wins.

V.K Siday Victori Bexall Algona Spencer Alguna Mary Louise Ostoud Evelyn Olsen Helen Robinsor Algena Pert Shirle William Quarton Judge Quarton Harold Clayton Gur Spencer Y

Roy Miller Honored in the West

Roy E. Miller, former Estherville boy and Ames College civil engineering graduate, now leads a major Pacific coast dredging firm in Washington. At Spokane’s general contractor convention he was elected vice president of the Northwest Chapter of Associated General Contractors of America and joined its board of directors, celebrated as a rising harbor development expert.

Roy E. Miller Estherville Civil Engineering Ames College State of Washington Pacific Coast General Contractors Spokane Washington Associated General Contractors of America Miller Journal of Commerce Seattle Associated General Contractora Pacific Northwest Davenport Puget Sound, Bridge & Dredging Co Northwest North West

Andrew Andreson Fined Sale Sets Winter Belting Hog Record

The sale of pure bred belted Hampshire hogs in this city by Andrew Andreson last Thursday broke winter sale records with an average of 105.60 on forty head. The top boar sold for 235 and was purchased by a buyer from Jackson Minnesota. Andreson advertised widely and drew a strong crowd, though most buyers were from distant communities. He plans another sale next fall with another useful offering.

Andrew Andreson Hampshire Pno Andresen Jackson Minnesota Andreson

Wallingford Sale Draws Crowd and Plans Next Event

Wallingford held a Saturday sale attracting a good crowd as Cols. Grodland Hepp and LE Crim assisted. A big dinner preceded the sale with a lively eating contest between the newspaper folks and a local banker. Merchants plan another sale next week for the summer. Stolen bonds from a bank robbery surfaced when a $50 bond, number 3 481 652, cashed March 7 at Vian Oklahoma.

Wallingford John Nelson Cols. Grodland & Hepp Col Oklahoma Wallingford Bank First National Bank Vian Federal Reserve Bank Chicago

Missing Person Notice for Claude Brown in California

Fragmentary clipping notes Claude Brown, son of C M Brown, believed afflicted and living in California. Precise details unclear due to damaged text. authorities seek confirmation of his identity and current location.

Estherville Confectionery Gains National Advertising

Estherville gains wide recognition through Graaf confectionery advertising in Profits and a New York magazine. The Graaf shop features a sixty foot fountain room, a Dutch room, a 300 to 400 gallon daily ice cream capacity, and a store designed for cleanliness with hot water throughout.

Estherville United States Graaf Confectionery New York Mrs. Graaf F. H. Graatf Es Wares Lates Graaf Establishment Sda Graaf Stherville Grant

City Beautiful Committee Plans Civic Improvements

The City Beautiful committee of the civics department meets at chairman Mrs. Wm. Johnston's home. They seek city council cooperation to clean vacant lots, replace box elders with hardwood trees, improve the south town damp grounds infested with rats, and launch a school children vine and flower planting effort to beautify fences poles and other objects.

City Beautiful Committee Civics Department Woman's Club

Henry Holl Tops Local Pig Market Record

Henry Holl on Dolliver road owns three Chester White sows that farrowed forty six pigs in one night. One sow bore nineteen piglets, all alive though some were lost as sows could not nurse them all. The feat suggests a potential corner on the pig market for Hall.

Henry Holl Dolliver Road Hall

Won second place at Emmetsburg field day

A reader friendly clip reports that Miss Vigla Towsley won second and a competitor finished second at a Friday event in Emmetsburg. The notice mentions a petition and planned activities for the near future.

Vigla Towsley I Fay Tirat

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wayne Nebraska Marie Sorum Sept George Lyman North Sixth Street Beut Peary S. P. Deming S County Myg N. Musson Wasserman Musson Roy Miller West Far West Associated Contractor of America TSEC Associated Enerary Contractors of Northwest Master Builders’ Association C. M. Brown California Claude Brown Fstherville
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