Remembering Fred Cory of Algona in Estherville
In Estherville Wednesday last Fred Cory, a leading Algona real estate man, visited the Vindicator and Republican office. He recalls Wisconsin district schooling decades ago where the writer taught, and notes how families like Cory and Nichols moved west, with enduring ties and midwestern drift. Cory, likened to Congressman Dickinson, remains a prominent, well preserved figure in Iowa’s sister city.
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Fred Cory
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Estherville
Jackson
Minn
Vindicator
Republican
Wisconsin
Cory
Back Woods
Nichols
Qory
Chamberlain
Dakota
Wesley
Dakota Territory
Potter County
Oneida County
New York
Middle West
Congressman Dickinson
Iowa State Fair Association
F&s
Ramsay Sees Bright Fall Outlook For Vets Bonus
Secretary of State Walter C Ramsay announced Iowa voters face a favorable fall decision on the soldiers bonus law. If approved, veterans who served 1917 to armistice date would receive 500 cents daily up to 350 dollars total, with $22 million in bonds issued and repaid over twenty years, funding to nearest relatives for those who died.
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Iowa
Walter C. Ramsay
Army
Ramsay
Two Estherville couples wed in double ceremony
In Estherville two popular pairs joined in marriage last Wednesday. Jessie Reed and Lisle Stine wed at noon at the bride’s sister Mrs Tom McGinn’s home, with Rev P H Green officiating. Vera Coleman and Sever Egertson married in St Paul with Rev Robt Mitchell officiating and will reside with the bride’s parents upon return.
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Esthervilles
Tom McGinn
Jessie M. Reed
Lisle T. Stine
P. H. Green
Ft. Dodge
Des Moines
South Ninth Street
Stine
Jud Lyman
Estherville Wholesale Grocer Company
Loomis Woodward Candy Company
Fort Dodge
Albert Reed
Emmet Township
Superior
Christensen
Albert S. Reed
Thos E. McGinn
Etta Reed
Mae York
Harold Reed
Donald
Rose
Irma York
J. J. Lyman
Coral Stine
Sioux Falls
S. D
Mabel McLaren
Gertrude Myhre
Ife
Vera Coleman
Sever T. Egertson
St. Paul
Robt. Mitchell
Miss Coleman
Dolliver
State University of Iowa
Alpha Ci Delta Sororiety
City Post Office
Egertson
Eric Egertson
Wallingford
Emmet County
Etsherville State Bank
G. Zeeman
Rock Island Notes from a Southbound Week
Special correspondent reports on rail crews, retirements, and social events in Estherville. Conductor W O Neil away. Ed Liddle replaces on trains 485 and 436. W D Francis improving. numerous visits from Iowa friends attend dances and gatherings at Orleans. Depot fire, Home Coming Day plans, and community notices follow with local leaders and travelers noted.
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W.o’neil
South
Ed. Liddle
Mr. O'Neil
W. D. Francis
R. W. Wright
Iowa “Falls
Swanson
Livermore
Landmark
Lake Park
Orleans
Mr. Watwood
B. of L. F
J. H. Orvis
Emmetsburg
Joe Nissen
Toronto
Canada
Nissen
Rock Island
Lakes
J. W. Peterson
Estherville
Chamber of Commerce
Notice to Citizens of Estherville Urges Fire Call Protocol
A public notice from Estherville warns residents not to flood the telephone lines when the fire whistle blows. It urges calling only essential services to prevent delays in reporting a second fire or accessing doctor or fire department assistance.
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Estherville
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