Fort Dodge Grocery expands with Sioux Falls purchase
Fort Dodge Grocery Company buys controlling interest in Sioux Falls Grocery, uniting three wholesale houses in Fort Dodge Estherville and Sioux Falls. Meeting of top managers and sales staff planned with 25 to 30 factory salesmen invited to address the conference.
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Catutdey
Merch
Dodge Grocery Company
I Dodge
Aos
Aml
Fort Dodge Company
Estherville Company
Sioux Falls Grace Company
L. BR. Buckinham
E.W. Kohler
L.T. Stine
J. F. Buckinman
I. Eddy
Sam Johnston
H. E. Vincent
F. R. Taft
C. Wanamaker
Fort Dodge Messenger
L. A. Fairbanks
Estherville
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls Grocery Company
South Dakota
Fort Dodge Grocery Company
W.C. Woodward
Sioux Falls Company
Fort Dodge
Iowa
A. R. Loomis
Webb Vincent
Donald Vincent
Mr. Woodward
Estherville Grocer Company
L. R. Buckingham
Woodward
Wahkonig
BH. W. Sparks
Chicago
Libby, McNeil & Libby
C. A. Dunkel
Ohio Match Co
Mr. Nolan
Carnation Milk Co
J. F
Cedar Rapids
Quaker Oats Co
H. H. Cinnsmon
Sioux City
Cartan & Jeffrey Co
A. Sais Miennepole
IL Lewis Cigar Mfg. Co
J.H. Stephen
Non
Philadelphis
Lels & Qo
Convention of Algona District to be held in Estherville
The Algona District W M S convention meets in Estherville April 8 and 9 with devotions, committee work, and a business session. Speakers include Mrs O M Bond Fort Dodge Mrs R T Chipperfield Webster City Mrs Brackett Estherville and Miss Myrtle Brooker National field. Optional sessions, elections for delegates and officers, installation of district officers and a closing benediction are planned. The public and local ministers are invited to attend.
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I Con Siendiary
Algona Distri
Centonal
Esthervill Ee
O. M., Bond
Fort Ge
RT. Chipperfield
Webster City
Brackett
Estherville
Myrtle Brooker
Ina Jones
Peek Sah Porter Spen
R. A. Quinn
Ida Jordan
Sioux
Levi
Goudie
E Nationalrganizatin
Algona ’District
Great
National Organization
Noted Speaker Secured for City by Club Women
The Woman's Club Current Topics department announces Judge F F Faville of the Iowa Supreme Court will lecture to the public on April 6. No charge. lectures funded by the club. Further notices to follow. Reverend Andreae to leave in May for Germany with Mrs Andreae and children, planning to settle in Koenigsberg after study trips.
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Woman’s Club
F.F. Faville
Supreme Court of Iowa
Judge Faville
Storm Lake
Isa Chej
Rev
Andreae
Germany
J. E. Andreae
New York
Valentine
Maria
Koenigsberg
Stephen
Martha
Elizabeth
Lutheran Church
America
Spirit Lake
Graettinger
Esdraelon Commandry Observes Easter Sunday
Esdraelon Commandry No. 52 E. T. will observe Easter Sunday with services at Grae Episcopal Church at 3:00 pm. Rev. Wm. Whittle will deliver the sermon. Knights meet at the Asylum at 2:30 and march in uniform. ladies meet at the church at 3:00. Visiting Knights and ladies are invited.
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Esdraelon Commandry No
E. T
Grae Episcopal Church
Wm. Whittle
Asylum
Season of Home Dressmaking At Shadle Dry Goods
Geo Shadle of the Shadle Dry Goods store reports exceptional demand this spring for home dressmaking goods and patterns. The piece goods are unusually beautiful, and irresistible this season.
Commencement Address to Be Delivered at Glass of 1928
The commencement address for the Glass of 1928 will be delivered by Pres Mossman at Morningside. The announcement notes the forthcoming ceremony and venue details.
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Pres
Mossman
Old Council, John Lilley Reendorsed in Close City Vote
The election re-elected all but one incumbent. W Ghoslin beat C D Tedrow for treasurer by 59 votes in a total 1888 votes, with the People's ticket sweeping except for councilman. H N Lee won 85 votes under the Labour ticket. The mayor and councilmen for all wards were re-elected. A two mill levy for a band passed by 375 votes, funding about 1600 dollars next year. Prof H H Lattin shows gas indications near oil territory. potential oil on his Texas land. Local bids won printing High School Annual bid, Bancroft firm favored. protest over outsourcing noted.
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W. Ghoslin
C. D. Tedrow
Ghoslin
Tedrow
People’s
H. N. Lee
John Lilley
E. B. Callendar
Emme
Rice
Guy A. Noel
H. K. Klocow
A. J. Rhodes
Annual Meeting Attendance at Standard Oil Spencer District
L. M. Brawford R. E. Dake M. E. Burrell and E. E. White attended the annual meeting of Agents and Salesmen of the Standard Oil company of the Spencer District held at Spencer on Monday and Tuesday of this week.
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L. M. Brawford
R. E. Dake
M. E. Burrell
E. E. White
Standard Oil Company
Spencer District
Spencer
Oransky's Spring Opening Draws Crowds Again
The Spring Opening at H. Oransky continues this week with more stock in every department. The store remains beautifully decorated and shoppers flock to select from unbroken fines in the latest spring foods as demand remains strong.
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H. Oransky
McDonald to Fight Milligan for Elks Night Show
This evening the Elks host a boxing card aimed at appeasing fans after a disappointing prior event. Glenn Milligan faces Buddy McDonald of St. Paul, a famed fighter who has only one loss in sixty three bouts. Milligan seeks revenge in front of a large hometown crowd. Ny Myers is also noted as present.
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Elks
Glenn Milligan
Archie Ammons
Buddy McDonald
St. Paul
McDonald
Mickey Forkins
Dago Joe Gans
Pep, Webster
Billy Stearns
Glenn
Milligan
Golf Country Club to Hold Meeting and Dinner
The Golf Country Club plans a meeting and dinner at Gardston Hotel Thursday evening. No annual meeting will be held in Easton this week. A 6:30 pm dinner precedes the business session. The club reports solid finances and reduced indebtedness. Membership nears full, with a spring drive planned to fill remaining vacancies. Easter offering postponed two weeks due to illness and bad weather. Rev. A A Howe leads Lent services, with strong sermons and singing, inviting all to Friday 10:30 am Good Friday service with Miss Leona Babb in Estherville.
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Golf Try
Easton
A.A. Howe
Terril
Marsh
Wowe
Leona. Babb
Estherville
Mattie Iverson
Mason City
Alfred Jensen
Hazel
Redhead
Pearl Bromley
Martin Eckhart
Jerry Calvin
Crawford Dickinson
Dave Spash
Huntington
Sullman
C. KE. Sullivan
Spash
Stella Peters
Burt
Sullivan
Lincoln Township
Oswalt
Conklin
Board of Education
H.D. Mereness
Harlow Frisbee
Lloyd
Center Chain
Minn
Dolliver
Old People of Estherville Laid To Rest In Two Obituaries
Two long serving residents pass away in Estherville and Huntsville. Mrs. Sarah Moore aged 84 longtime Huntsville resident and faithful M E church member dies after infirmities of old age. Funeral in Dunham home area then interment in Huntsville alongside late husband. June 1840 birth in Kentucky. Five children surviving including Homer and Emmet. Robert Moore and Emma Davis linked families noted in second obituary. Deceased man aged 83 formerly of Ruthven and Estherville area leaves five sons and two daughters, funeral at Free Methodist church with local clergy, interment Oak Hill cemetery.
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Sarah Moore
J. H. Dunham
Moore
Sarah Frances Bagby
I Louis County
Kentucky
William Moore
Augusta
Ill
Huntsville
Christ
Voorhies
J. W. la
August
Sioux City
Chas
Estherville
Harry
Nucla
Calif
John
Little Rock
Iowa
William
Long Beach
Etta Nichols
Boone
Geo. Sikes
Ellsworth
Minn
Funeral services for Mrs F G Sullivan Friday
Funeral services for Mrs Frank G Sullivan who died last Tuesday in childbirth and their infant daughter were held at St Patrick’s Church Friday at ten. Rev John Hart igan of Rockwell preached a sermon. Interment was in St Patrick’s Cemetery Ruthven with pallbearers named. Numerous out of town relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Sullivan
Ruthven
Iowa
E. J. Ruddy
Estherville
Tn. Sullivan
Elstar
Ivan
Abe
Mr. and
Mrs. "Sullivan
Edward Ruddy
Legislature in a Killing Moop Nompere New at This Session
A flooded bill slate early in the Fortieth General Assembly shrank to 961 member introduced measures with 525 in the House and 436 in the Senate. By mid-session thirty Senate bills and 36 House bills had passed and awaited governor approval. Many were code commission acts, with several withdrawals as changes occurred. The piece notes committee control over final passage and the tense pace as sessions approach adjournment.
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G. L. Caswell
House
Senate
General Assembly
Code Commission
Fortieth General Assembly
Ae Ee
Shinn
Shinyo
Good Roads
Campbell
Ida County
Caldwell-Mead
Sanders Promoted to Spirit Lake Ice Cream Plant
Leo Sanders has been promoted in the Hutchinson Ice Cream Company and goes to Spirit Lake to manage the newly purchased factory. He is described as trustworthy with extensive ice cream experience and is expected to succeed in the Spirit Lake plant. The Sanders family will be missed in Estherville but can still be visited.
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Leo Sanders
Hutchinson Ice Cream Company
Spirit Lake
Sanders
Estherville
Fragmented phrases hint at a tribute or obituary note
The readable text references care devotion and a death, mentioning Cathey and a setae of Se. The fragment suggests a memorial or obituary context without complete details.
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Cathey
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Old Council
John LiHey
H. H. Lattin
Texas
Lattin
W. R
Vindicator
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Bancroft
Oransky
MC Donald
Ny Myers
Ting
THE
Golf Country Club
Bers
Gardston Hotel
Verne
Noble
August Wittern
Frank Sullivan
F. G. Sullivan
Legislature
Nompere
Leo. Sanders