Estherville Class of 710 Graduation Plans Set
Preparations for the Estherville schools commencement for the Class of 710 proceed as twenty four students, the second largest graduating class here, will receive diplomas on May 26 after passing final exams. The event features a class sermon, program at the Presbyterian church, diploma presentation by Walter Crowell, and honors including an scholarship. Names of graduates include Frank Crumb, Earl Dickerson, Lisle Druley, Robert Johnson, James Morrison, and others. class motto is We have reached the bay, the ocean lies beyond. colors Yale blue and white. flower white carnation.
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Presbyterian Church
E. J. Emmons
Wes Odd
Marion Silcox
Franklin Cornet
Jesse Cox Agaiebs
Frank H. Game
Broms
Walter Crowell
vaRev. Akre
Frank Crumb
Earl Dickerson
Lisle Druley
Robert Johnson
James Morrison
Taylor Morton
Lewis Myhre
Sigel Overholt
Willam Smith
Gebt Sutcliffe
Gail Stanerson
Dor Dundas
Martha Eder
Clara Franz
Vivian
Gremmels
Esther Hartung
Lydia Jacobson
Elsie Lee
Erma McArdle
Mabel Schenefelt
Lina Snyder
Annie Surner
Mabel Westram
Annie Weir
Rock Island line extension discussed in Mason City
In Mason City talk renewed of extending the Rock Island line from Rockford to Forest City via Mason City and Clear Lake to connect with Ger mania and Dows branch. EB 0 Soule of Cedar Rapids visits, signaling interest in gaining Mason City freight and passenger business for future through trains and better connections to Twin Cities.
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Mason City
Rock Island
Rockford
Forest City
Clear Lake
Germania
Dows
Soule
Cedar Rapids
Magnificent private rail coach sent to Argentina president
A lavish 78 ft long steel private car, described in Popular Mechanics, departs Fingland for the Argentine Republic president. It features a Louis XVI day saloon with a fireplace, a marble bathroom, a needle bath, and multiple bedrooms and a study in mahogany with red leather chairs. The design blends cream and gold with Argentine colors and green silk interiors.
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Fingland
South America
Argentine Republic
Lindsal and Carlman wed in Astherville home ceremony
Mrs. Whilemina Lindsal of Astherville and Frank Carlman of Livermore were married by Rev. Burhamn at J. L. Bork’s home on Monday May 6. A four course dinner for about twenty followed. The couple will reside in Livermore and Mrs. Carlman’s daughter from Wheaton, Illinois, attended and joined them briefly before they left for Livermore on the six o’clock train.
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Whilemina Lindsal
Frank Carlman
Livermore
Burhamn
J. L. Bork
Carlman
Astherville
Livermare
Cartman
Wheaton
Dinois
Mistakes of Editors Critique Editorial Errors
The piece argues editors err while implying judges and physicians face little blame for bad outcomes. It suggests everyone believes they could run a newspaper better yet would not assume professional roles improperly. The author cites the New Orleans Picayune to illustrate excuses for editorial mistakes.
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New Orleans Picayune
Emmet county atlas sale offered by local paper
A display ad promotes discounted Emmet county atlases with binding options at 5.50, 3.50, and 2.50 dollars. The deal includes The Vindicator and Republican newspapers for one year. Neighbors are urged to consider the proposition.
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Emmet County
Vindicator
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Vindicator & Republican Co
Palmer Seeks Re election as Railroad Commissioner
Col David J Palmer of Washington Iowa a Civil War veteran and farmer is a leading candidate for re election as Railroad Commissioner. The Des Moines Town Unionist endorses his record and Palmar has long served as state senator and board chairman while facing strong Democratic and Republican rivalries in a crowded primary race featuring governors attorneys general and central committee contests. The article also notes other Republican nominees and campaign dynamics across Iowa.
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Vicksburg
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Carolinas
Columbia
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Guy Freely
House of Representatives
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Fort Madison
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Audubon
Washington County
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James Wilson
Adair County
Wilson
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Shennandoah
Ottosen
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Peterson
Clifford ‘Lhorne
Damages Sought From Geo W Adams In Pasadena Crash
Los Angeles Times reports attorney Geo W Adams sued for damages by George Redmonds over injuries from a Pasadena March 20 collision. Redmonds alleges Adams drove into his top buggy on Marenge avenue, seeking $1100. State politics notes tension in Republican primaries and a looming fall campaign as factions debate governor and congress races.
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Los Angeles
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George Redmonds
George W. Adams
Marenge Avenue
Pasadena
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Carroll
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Have to Memorize Their Music For Stage Performances
The Boney Boys must memorize every concert selection before performing on stage. This practice strengthens memory and enhances artistic impact. Noted educators praise it as a liberal education in music and a powerful lesson for youths and parents to consider vocal potential in boys. The event occurred at the M E E cleared Thursday evening, May 18th.
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Roney
M. EE
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