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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1923

Page

2

Iowa Tornado Report Challenges Publicity Claims

GD Reed of the Weather and Crop Service says Iowa averages ten tornadoes yearly from 1918 to 1922 with paths totaling about 125 miles, 43 injuries, seven deaths, and $845,976 in damages. He notes 1918 was worst and argues public attention is excessive. He also cites Des Moines night school progress with a 57 year old pupil learning English and Russian reading.

GD. Reed Towa ‘Weather and Crop Service Iowa Reed Des Moines Quito Walter O. Allen

Muscatine Woman Sues Fiancé Over Injury During Engagement

Miss Blanche Varney files for 50000 in Muscatine district court against Paul Bruno claiming injuries from a blow to the face. The couple had been engaged to marry. Varney alleges damage to her left eye and smashed glasses.

Muscatine Blanche Varney Paul Bruno Muscatine County

Traveling con man swindles Clark family. convict sent

Joel Clark of Madison county traveled to Phoenix last fall where a companion posed as him at the telegraph office. The impersonator sent $1,500 to Delbert Clark, son of Joel, claiming a serious auto crash. The crook was later caught in Los Angeles, convicted in Phoenix courts, and sentenced to five years. Telegraph firm may repay. out of court settlement discussed. Also elk horns found near Bailey's Ford, Delaware county, measured nearly five feet with seven points.

Joel Clark Madison County Phoenix Arizona Clark Mr. Clark Del Telegraph Company Bailey’s Ford Delaware County Fred Pettson H. O. Pettson

Dam Project Awarded for Pinhook Power Dam Concrete Work

The contract for the Pinhook power dam on the Maquoketa River in Jackson County has been awarded to Price Bros., Inc., of Dayton, Ohio and Lansing, Michigan. The bid is about $230,000 and covers only concrete work and dikes, excluding machinery. This forms part of a larger Hydro Electric Co. water power program inaugurating a dam and lake extending to the palisades along the river.

Pinhook Maquoketa River Jackson County Price Bros., Inc Dayton Ohio Lansing Mich Hydro-Electric Co Maquoketa

Tragedy in Creston Family Ends in Murders and Escapes

Ruth Emerson widow of Roy Emerson of Creston dies by her own hand in Pittsburg resolving a family tragedy. Her son Roy Emerson was convicted of murdering his mother after estate disputes and later escaped jail, then hanged himself near Keller ton. The tale ends with a note on a widow’s letter condemning society and a tobacco industry update in Fayette county.

Ruth Emerson Roy Emerson Creston Pittsburg Iowa Charles Emerson Kate Emerson Stoge Roy Mount Ayr Kellerton

Clarinda Residents Recall Shiloh Visit by J C Glasgow

Miss Mabel Kenea of Clarinda says J C Glasgow of Clarinda who served under General McClearand at Shiloh in 1862 visited the battlefield sixty one years later on April 6 and 7, 1923. He traveled with his daughter Mazie Glasgow and Mr and Mrs J F Martin from Clarinda after wintering in Orlando Florida. Glasgow, after surveying the field, concluded that Grant and Sherman erred in saying Confederates did not mount a surprise assault.

Mabel Kenea Clarinda Page County J. C. Glasgow McClearand Shiloh Mazie Glasgow J. F Martin Orlando Fla Mr. Glasgow Gen. Grant Gen. Sherman

Ferry traffic surges on Mississippi crossing at McGregor Prairie du Chien

With no wagon bridge between La Crosse and Dubuque, ferries have become a major business on the Mississippi. Two purpose built auto ferries now ply the river, carrying large loads between McGregor on the west bank and Prairie du Chien on the east. In 1922 a total of 10,523 automobiles and 39,502 passengers were moved. Wanamingo owner Joseph Zimmerman reports 4,902 cars and 16,090 passengers, while Rob Roy III operator George F. Freeman says 5,621 cars and 23,412 passengers were transferred.

Mississippi la Crosse Dubuque McGregor Prairie du Chein Joseph Zimmerman George F. Freeman

Ballast Plant Details in Iowa Rail Work

Story City reports 200 grade teachers in city and county schools with averages of 112.50 in city and consolidated districts and 87.50 in rural schools. Historical note recalls a ballast burning plant near Williamsburg and new material trials by C B and Q south of Leon Des Moines line. American Ballast Co. contract for 140000 cubic yards involves 100 carloads of fuel and burning gumbo to boost ballast quality.

Paul Olson Story City Story County Milwaukee Railway Williamsburg Iowa Leon Dacatur County C. B. & Q. Company Missouri American Ballast Co

Northern Sugar to Plant 15000 Acres of Beets in Iowa

Northern Sugar Corporation plans contracts for 15000 acres of sugar beets in northern Iowa this season, with 13000 acres already signed in March. Growers to be paid 5.50 per ton, market trends to lift payments through October to January, and projected net per acre on beets stands around 38 after costs, versus corn or oats.

Northern Sugar Corporation Mason City Waverly Belmond Iowa

Campaign to plant Iowa's largest tree program

George Schaller, a Storm Lake banker and landowner with a sizable tract along the lake's southern shore, promotes a sweeping tree planting drive across Iowa. He envisions vast stretches reforested and urges support for the ambitious project.

George Schaller Storm Lake Iowa

Average plow land values rise across states in 1945

A Washington report states the average value of plow lands in the United States on May 45 was 66.58 dollars per acre. Only three of the 48 states reached 100 dollars per acre, with Iowa at 163 dollars, Illinois 126 dollars, and California 113 dollars, as the nation notes rising land values.

Washingtgate United States Iowa Illinois California

YMCA camps for boys announced across Iowa

Dates for boys camps from Okoboji to Sioux City were announced by the state Y M C A with several programs including junior and general younger boys camps in June July and August plus Hi Y training camp. William Goodell will direct operations at the University of Iowa Y office. The Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs plans an illiteracy eradication drive, with a list of 22 680 names updated and sent to J Cunningham Ames for coordination. A Keokuk kite string death and a Sioux City incident warn of high voltage wire dangers to children. experts urge safety education.

Y.M. C. A. Imp. ii Okobiji Alperal High School Jumée Council Bluffs Sioux City William Goodell University of Iowa Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs W. H. Snider State Washington,d. C Iowa J. Cunningham Ames Keokuk Sioux City

Church of Christ Scientist Service and Funeral Notice

Anamosa on May 8 1920 held a military funeral for John Baum but the body was not his. Cecil Scott War department agent brought a body to burial and a health permit to move the Riverside remains to West Virginia. The true body was Carlky Collier of Pliny West Virginia. Extended notices follow. The church’s May 6 service topic Everlasting Punishment and Sunday School at 10. A reading room hours Wednesdays and Saturdays 8 to 5. Also a note on courtesy in public transit.

Anamosa John Baum West Virginia Riverside Cemetery Cecil Scott War Department Baum State Board of Health Riverside Bauvin Carkky Collier Pliny West “Virginia

Moth Problem In Hives And Stored Honey Described

Paddock notes bees face moths that lay eggs in and around hives. Tiny worms hatch, reach the comb center, and mature into moths again. Strong Italian strains help control moths, while worms also damage stored honey.

Doan's Kidney Pills Help Estherville Woman Back Pain

An Estherville resident Mrs. M. J. Stokkeboe reports severe kidney trouble with persistent backache. After taking Doan's Kidney Pills from Johnston & Co.'s Drug Store, her pain eased quickly and she now keeps Doan's on hand. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo manufactures. Price was 60 cents at dealers.

Dean Estherville M. J. Stokkeboe Doan Johnston & Co

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