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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1917

Page

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Enthusiastic Road Meeting Sparks Imperial Highway Plan

Representatives of the Imperial highway held a lively meeting at the Gardston hotel to promote a direct auto route from Lansing to Sioux Falls with westward extensions via Estherville Spirit Lake and Montgomery. The plan envisions bridges over the Mississippi, connections to Milwaukee or Chicago, and a blaze marking along telephone lines funded by towns.

Imperial Highway Gardston Hotel Estherville Lansing Mississippi River Sioux Falls South Dakota de Sota Wisconsin Viroqua Madison Waukesha Milwaukee Chicago Miami Florida Seattle Pacific Coast Northwood Lake Mills Buffalo Center Germania Swen City Armstrong Lake Park Superior Spirit Lake Montgomery Harris Ocheycdan Sibley Little Rock Rock Rapids Sioux Falla Round Lake Worthington Commercial Club Cardston Hotel

Ridley Child Rites After Silence in Sorrow

Tiffle Robart Ridley, ten year old son of Mr and Mrs R J Ridley, died Saturday morning March 17 after months of anemia and illness. Funeral was at home Monday by Rev Catlin of the Baptist church. Burial followed in Oak Hill cemetery. The family and neighbors mourn a bright, promising boy beloved by all.

Tiffle Robart Ridley Robert’ Ridley R. J. Ridley Rev Catlin The Baptist Church Oak Hill Cemetery Robert

Fine program is assured for Redpath Chautauqua week

T F Graham representing Red path Vawter Chautauqua System said plans are in place for next summer with a stronger program. Bohmer Kryl and his Bohemian Band return, with Elsie Baker to headline an artist recital alongside cellist Wm Durieux. Baker, popular on New York and New England circuits, once sprayed with an ankle injury but will perform in a chair. Next week details follow.

T. F. Graham Redpath Vawter Chautauqua Chautauqua Graham Vawter Redpath Vawter Bohemir Kryl Chicago Kryl Elsie Baker America Victor Herbert Orchestra

President in Appeal to Avert Railroad Strike

President Wilson appealed to railroad managers and union chiefs to reopen the issues and seek settlement in this national peril. A mediation committee from the council of national defense was sent to New York to urge conference, with cabinet officers and leaders of both sides awaiting outcomes. The aim is to prevent a general rail stoppage and safeguard food, mail, and national security amid possible war.

Washington D. C Wilson Council of National Defense New York Lane Daniel Willard Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor War Department United States Atx National Defense Council

Deming Offered High Post With Overland Co

W. F. Deming local Overland dealer received a telegram from Overland sales manager in Omaha offering him general manager of a 600 car distributing agency with headquarters at Norfolk Nebraska. He will meet in Omaha Tuesday morning and if satisfactory may accept. Deming has been the local representative for six months and the offer is a compliment to his sales ability and trustworthiness. The position carries heavy responsibility and substantial pay.

Railroad strike called off as eight hour workday wins

Washington reports the eight hour railroad law upholds wage increases. Supreme Court upholds the act six to three with dissents. In New York the strike is averted as railroads grant the Brotherhoods an eight hour day. Settlement increases combined salaries by about 40 million annually affecting over 300000 workers. The crisis followed German submarine actions and influenced national transit.

Washington Supreme Court Day Pitney Vandeventer McKenna Justice Day Justice Pitney Justices Vandeventer Justice McReynolds Pengress New York Wilson United States Lance Lane Elisha ‘Tee Brotherhood W. G. Lee Brotherhoods Goethals Adanmon Debs United States Supreme Court

Grand Spring Opening Runs Three Days of Bargains

Merchants of the city announce a grand spring opening over March 22 to 24 with all stores open day and night. Millinery shows and hat displays head the events, while dry goods clothing and shoe shops offer the same bargains each day. An electrical display will attract visitors. readers are urged to brave bad roads for the three day event. Sidewalks flood in places from melting snow. a local note mentions ongoing community life and shop promotions.

Estherville

Vern Marshall to Speak at Methodist Church April 2

Vern Marshall, once billed to speak on The Horror of War in this city, will give a lecture at the Methodist church on April 2. Des Moines River level rose this morning and may reach very high water if warm weather continues, threatening flooding as snow melts. Minnesota reports large snowpack that could worsen conditions downstream.

Vred Parks of Emmetsburg Bringle Bros Eldred Thompson Coral Stine Huth Nicholzy Estherville Graettinger Grautinger Vern Marshall Methodist Church Des Moines River Des Moines Minnesota

Golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Fank

Mr and Mrs John Fank of this city celebrated fifty years of marriage on March 20 in Center township and Estherville with their ten children, twenty grandchildren, and eighteen years in Emmet county. Family members and neighbors gave $128 in gold and a large dinner followed by recitations from John Anderson and Chas Rhinehart. The event marked by a large family gathering and well wishes for future anniversaries. The day also saw Western Union’s district manager visit Mason City and a Iowa Senate tuberculosis bill passing 34 to 4, limiting milk sales from cows not tuberculin tested after July 1, 1920.

John Fank Germany Chas. Rhinehart Nick Fank William Anderson Estherville Mra Ed Rhinehart Primghar Britt Baltis Fank Mary Clarion Philip B. Lagoon Fergus Falla Ben Blom Ceylon Minnesota Fank Emmet County Fom Center Township Ren John Anderson Chas Rhinehart Yall Senate Iowa Committee On Agriculture

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