The Vindicator and Republican combined paper history
The item cites The Vindicator and Republican newspaper origins from Es therville Iowa, noting consolidation in 1902 with Emmet County Republican and pricing. It includes community notices on church drives, missions, and a Go-to-Church Sunday plan with canvassing details and fundraising targets for current expenses and benevolences.
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Tom Thompson
Church social and services message amid illness
The Presbyterian Church postponed Friday evening’s Sunday School Social due to weather with plans for next week. Reports note illness in the community and reduced turnout at morning service. Music by Broras and Morse, plus future performances and plans by local choirs and churches are announced. Norwegian Lutheran and Christian and Methodist Episcopal services outline schedules and Lent observances.
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Maple Hill
Ladies Aid
Union Baptist Church
Arthur Hurley
Old Free Baptist Church
Church
New World Order
Hurley
Broras
J. W. Morse
Claire Foote
Arlene Martin
Yous Meee
Irene Westrem
Geo. Hemingson
Hannah Stromer
Choi#e
Dareas Society
Misa Sls
Christian Church
AN Pérvicen
Methodist Episcopal Church
Boyd
Epworth League
Estherville
Mexico
Bank sworn statement from Emmet County officials 1919
J P Kirby president and L P Stillman cashier sworn that the bank assets stated are bona fide property of the bank in its corporate capacity and not loaned or advanced for exhibit. Sworn before C B Graham notary on March 17 1919, with directors S B Reed and C E Sullivan attesting.
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Emmet County
Ss. We
J. P. Kirby
L. P. Stillman
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Bonda and Securities
United States
Peeve Bea
Ratte Ee
Ratte Ee Eee
Federal Henerva Bank
Sheek Eee
Federal Reserve Bank
Wee Ee Aec Utes
Stamps
Wee Wee
Nt Liberty
Treasury
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