Tachifey's Ride donated to Estherville library
A.T. Tachifey’s Ride chronicles ten thousand miles in the saddle from Southern Cross to Pole Star aided by two horses Mancha and Gato. The book, donated by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, celebrates endurance across Argentina to Washington with praise for the horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tachifey
Estherville Public Library
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Southern Cross
Pole Star
Mancha
Gato the Cat
Tschiffley
Tschiffle
Buenos Aires
Tschiffrey
Gato
Andes
Argentine
Peru
Ecuador
Columbia
Panama
Mexico
Washington
United States Cavalry Service
National Geographic Society
Satin boosted fashion model with new sleeve design
Black satin and white crepe collar and tie create a striking ensemble. The slim silhouette with broad shoulders features a novel sleeve and a raised waistline where skirt portions join the bodice. Velvet crepe or rough silk and cotton weaves offer similar style options.
Smart dress with deep yoke and versatile sleeves
The pattern describes a dress with a deep round yoke, adjustable sleeves from puffed short to wrist-length, and front and back panel lines to elongate the figure. Features include a crisp flat pleated collar and a tie that can be worn as shown or folded for a scarf effect. Patterns cost 15 cents plus name address style number and size sent to Patricia Dow at 115 Fifth Avenue Brooklyn NY.
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Patricia Dow
Vindicator and
Republican Pattern Dept
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
News of Early Days in 1914 Vindicator Item
In the Feb 25 1914 issue Mrs R Rierson dies at her son Olivers home on South 10th Street aged 83 years 10 days Henry H Schmidt marries Mable Marie Olson Feb 25 at the Norwegian Lutheran parsonage A son born to Mr and Mrs Harold Anderson on the ithi George A Nichols gored by a bull two months ago is able to travel to Florida for winter Miss Pearl Clark owner of Gardston Millinery returns from the East E T Sorum breaks both bones in right arm above wrist while cranking an automobile
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Vindicator and Republican
Harold Anderson
Ith
George A. Nichols
Florida
Snowbound Freight Delayed Near Superior and Local News
Five o clock freight westbound was stuck in a snow drift near Superior until Tuesday noon. Henry Cronk and Richard Horswell of Armstrong were in town. Henry proved up his homestead and received Uncle Sam’s gift. A newborn boy arrived to Mr and Mrs A O Peterson on Feb 16. Eight men with families and four single men from near Davenport moved to farms eight miles southwest of town, with John Randolph helping. Sondrol Bros sent for spring goods in Chicago. The Matsons and daughter Lucy returned from a visit in Wisconsin. Writers note youths demand heroes under thirty in love stories, a sentiment challenged after forty.
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Superior
Richard Horswell
Henry Cronk
Armstrong
Henry
Sam
A. O. Peterson
Davenport
R. Miller
Here
John Randolph
Einer S. Sondrol
Sondrol Bros
Chicago
Isaac Matson
Lucy
Wisconsin
Refiners Turn Corn Into Wide Range Of Products In Maize
The article details how corn from refining yields starch dextrins syrups and sugars from a bushel of corn producing 30 to 38 pounds of starch and sugar plus about 1.5 pounds of corn oil and nearly 26 pounds of stock feed. It notes uses in food industry and industry aiding farm surplus reduction with corn refined near major growing districts.
Frequent Culling Boosts Poultry Profits
W R Whitfield poultry specialist says frequent spring and summer culling improves flock profitability by lowering death loss and feed costs. With high feed and low egg prices, only top hens pay, so farmers should cull unprofitable layers early and again in late summer. A statewide campaign encourages this practice for better poultry results.
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Mr. Whitfield
Whitfield
Leftover chicken recipes from The Modern Cook collection
A collection of economical ways to repurpose leftover chicken into varied dishes. Includes Chicken Klops with poached balls, Chicken Shortcake using biscuit dough and a chicken stock sauce, Chicken Wiggle with milk and rice, and a Chicken and Rice Custard baked in a water bath. Contains measurements and steps for each dish.
Warehouse Certificates to Credit Corp Featured Listings
A listing of warehouse certificates shows Grover Gen A and others transferring large grain quantities to Com Credit Corp and Emmet Co St Bank, with values ranging from 630.00 for 1400 bushels to 1012.50 for 2250 bushels. Names include Grover Gen A, James M Cumming, Harry Cockburn, Levi Kaltved, M J Woods, Elmer Zenor, Henry Egertson, Levi Larson, and Gilbert Gunderson. The notice also promotes subscription to the Sunday Chicago Herald and Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover
Gen. A
Com. Credit Corp
Cumming
James M
Emmet Co. St. Bank
Cockburn
Harry
Com. Cred. Corp
Kaltved
Levi
Woods, M. J
Emmet Co. Sr. Bank
Sheriff sale notices of Emmet County Iowa 1934
Various assignments of mortgage and deeds to Com Credit Corp and other lenders are listed with buyer names and amounts. The notice sets sale times between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on the stated day, with sale at 10:00 a.m. to satisfy debts plus interest and costs. Dated Estherville March 10, 1934, Sheriff Cliff Fredericksen.
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Iowa
Estherville
Cliff Fredericksen
Emmet County
For Sale Typewriter Pad at Vindicator Office
Classified notice offers a typewriter pad with ribbons and carbon paper for sale at the Vindicator and Republican office. Local listing invites inquiries to purchase writing supplies.
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Vindicator and Republican
Sheriff Sale Notice in Emmet County Iowa
By virtue of a special execution from the District Court, Estherville, Iowa, the Equitable Life Assurance Society sues Guy L. Fields et al. The property described includes parts of the SE quarter and NE quarter of Section 13, Township 100, Range 33. Sale to the highest bidder for cash on April 12, 1934 at the court house front door in Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Emmet County
Iowa
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Guy L. Fields
Estherville
Iowa approves funds for extra printing session costs
The General Assembly of Iowa authorizes a state treasury appropriation to cover salaries maintenance and printing costs for the Forty Fifth Extraordinary Session. It allocates 1200 for salaries and 28000 for printing and binding with publication in Estherville Vindicator and Republican Kossuth County Advance. Governor Clyde Herrings approval noted March 10 1934.
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State Printing Board
General Assembly
State OF
Iowa
State Treasury
Department
Department of the State Printing Board
Estherville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Public Library
By A. F. Tchiffley
Gamble
Emmet
Ray R. Kennedy
Hattie Osmundson
Gladys M. Bringle
Dorothy Klopp
James A. Reid
New York
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
McGraw
Bill Terry
NeGraw
Gianta
Max McMillin
Lincoln
Estherville, Iowa
Drs. Jones & Mann Osteopathic
Sandren’s
L. W Loving, M. D
Tel
Emmet County State Bank
Rhodes Block
A. L Reed
M. D
Panern
National Broad Axe
Itarch
W. R. Whitfield
Ions State College
Pharis
By Alice M. Ford
BY ED Kressy
Maventur
France
Iker
Ireland
China
Naei Mediaui
J. Hansen
Chicago Herald and Examiner
L. E
Isakson, Wilmer
Holmes, Harold & Paul
Watland
Aliie
Heggen
Carl J
Bankers Life Co
la. D
Nowicke
Geo. E. Miller
House
N. G. Kraschel
Virgil Lekin
Clyde Herring
Pathieinqer
Hin
Leh
Better Homes & Gardens
Hollywood Movie Mag
McCall’s Magazine
CO Movie Classic
Pathfinder
Open Road Boys
TC Radioland
Pictorial Review
FRI Group
Rumana
Ousehold
Cheesti
the Farm Journal
Capper's Farmer
Home Circle
Mother’s Home
Successful Farm
Woman's
the Inc
Vindicator & Republican
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