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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1919

Page

3

Local notes from Estherville and surrounding towns

A collage of short items lists visiting relatives and travel, funerals, and local business moves. Readers learn of Ruth Coady and Evelyn Erlein visiting Cedar Rapids, Mrs Mack Groven and Miss Ma hefle Perkins to Washington, and Bessie Lien attending a funeral in Story City. Also noted are tire price drops, community movements, aeroplane and automobile entertainment in Spencer, Irvin Hanson’s job move to Pittsburg, and a large funeral for Dr. Anderson.

Ruth Coady Evelyn Erlein Ceder Rapida Mack Groven Mahefle Perkins Washington, D.C Byron M. Biersboth Liscomb Iowa Viei-frienda Bessie Lien Story City T. Lier Stork Nichols Roy Schutter Dunnell Roy Goggin Eatherville Dig Donaldson Bros Jg Spencer Spencer R. L. Richardson Estherville W. C. ‘Richardson Emmetaburg Tribune Irving Hanson Pittsburg Westinghouse Electrical Company Columbus Ohio Ira Overholt Spirit Lake Spirit Lake Commercial Club Dickinson County Fair Association

Play therapy aids wounded soldiers in US camps

Chicago medical officials report a new treatment using prescribed play to aid joint and muscle rehabilitation for wounded soldiers. Physical directors of the M C A supervise targeted games at camps including Taylor Dodge Great Lakes Fort Sheridan Fort Des Moines and Fort Harrison with plans to expand to Camp Grant Funston Sherman Custer and Ford hospital Detroit. Major Kelley at Camp Grant has set aside two barracks as a gym and will seek MA C A help to direct wounded goblers in games.

Chicago Central Military ‘Department Kallenberg Doctor Kallenberg Funston Sherman Custer Big Ford Hospital Detroit Kelley Camp Grant

Honor Fighting Parson Dr John H Clifford Receives Croix de Guerre

Baptist minister and MOA worker Dr John H Clifford is lauded as a fighter in war and peace. He earned the Croix de Guerre for extraordinary bravery under fire, joining two others who braved enemy shells in the firing zone.

John H. Clifford Baptist Minta Decter Clifford Efe

Col Albertoa Catlie Heroic Marine Rescue Described

A wounded Marine officer of the Sixth Regiment is carried to safety on a stretcher. Doctor Clifford endured heavy fire going over the top multiple times and narrowly escaped death on several occasions. He is described as fifty one years old.

Euing Albertoa W. Catlie Sixth Regiment of Marines Clifford

Praise for Consul General Harris’s Siberia service

An official committee extols Consul General Harris for aiding the American Expeditionary forces and assisting Czechs and Russian prisoners, highlighting his broader humanitarian work and a memorandum filed with state department officials.

Harris Siberia Eaps Almerican Heras

Grant Athistic Program Seeks US Aid for Artistic Projects

A murky draft mentions an athletic art program linked to American development in the 4B era. The text references cooperation with pastes and a project titled for athletic nations, but details are unclear and names are fragmented.

United Pastes Atmerion

Fraternizing claims denied by Allied troops isth front letter

A St B Stecher of Racine Wisconsin and a Y M C A worker with the Ninety‑first division writes from France denying fraternizing rumors after the armistice. He describes three fronts of service, bravery awards, and a strong contempt for German soldiers, asserting officers would prevent fraternizing if any occurred.

Chicago Western Front St. B. Stecher Racine Wis National War Work Council Stecher Y. Mom. O. A St. Mintel Manders Argonne France Hamilton Beach Manufacturing Company Stacine California National Guard Los Angeles Cal Mra

Major General Praises Y M C A Service in France

General Dickman issues an order praising the Y M C A for aiding soldiers in France during Chateau Thierry through Meuse and St Mihiel. The movement sent care to 34 men and 6 women of the division, with Col. J C Rhea reporting large, free distributions by the organization.

National War Work Council Dickman Bod Triangle France Chateau- Thierry Marne St. Mihiel Verduti Meusea Dickuian

Great educational program planned in France for soldiers

General Pershing signed an order to establish an American Army university in Beaune France to educate 15000 to 20000 soldiers. The Y M C A Army Educational Commission moves its main office from Paris to Beaune. Courses will cover engineering, herald arts, science, music and more with horticultural exhibits permanent features. The program cost is now $700000 a month with $1500000 in books and supplies sent overseas.

Paris General Pershing Nan American Army University France Bennie Y. M.C. A. War Work Council A.B. FL Army

Idle Time Courses At Army Bases And Camps

The text describes educational courses supervised by the M. M. A. for soldiers at base camps and ports of shipment, with short courses for those soon to be moved and engaging offerings for all personnel to pursue during idle time.

Army of Occupation

Y Operates London Hotels Under U S M C A Control

The American Y M C A now runs about half a dozen London hotels including the Palace Cosmo and Grafton in full operation as part of a broader occupation era program. The setup aims to expand the war effort and provide expanded services under Allied oversight.

London The Palace Cosmo Grafton United Kingdom

Unclear text on American tablea and soldiers

Fragmentary OCR text references American tablea and grateful soldiers awaiting home orders. Content is garbled and lacks coherent events, names, or actions to summarize meaningfully.

Small Town News Notes on Advertising and Agriculture

The article surveys rural life habits and business trends, noting a potato growers association in Wabbard County Minnesota certifying seed stock, road maintenance tips, and parallels to postwar farm machinery adoption. It also mentions town newspapers consolidating and field meet closures affecting local commerce.

V-R Wabbard County Minn

W E Albert named new Iowa game warden move to Des Moines

W E Albert of Lansing will move the fish and game department from Spirit Lake to Des Moines. He has served eleven years as deputy warden and will oversee the Flynn farm transfer to a 1400 acre park in Delaware county known as the Devil's home. Williard Tews of Odebolt died in a Sioux City hospital after injury from a cave in of a large pile.

W. E. Albert Lansing Spirit Lake Des Moines Albert Harding Rat R. T. St. John Riceville Flynn Farm Des Oines Delaware County Aick

Hear Gdebolt Where I Fed A SeH Before

An unclear, short OCR fragment mentions a person named Gdebolt and a location or action related to feeding. The readable text hints at a prior context or statement but lacks complete details for a full news item. Further context would clarify event, date, or affiliation.

Ancient Gaza legends and aged olive trees near Gard

The fragment notes Gard near AV Mintar and a claim that Samson died at the town gates. It mentions olives along the Gaza to Jaffa route, some over a thousand years old. An old legend credits Gaza with the invention of the first mechanical clocks, possibly sand clocks still used in some languages.

Gard Mintar Samson Gaza Jaffa

Reproof of a Good Man Removes Stains on Character

A fragmentary Quotation praises reproof as cleansing for character, noting Fuller’s earth metaphor for stain removal and drying loss, attributed to Williamson.

Fuller Willamson

Optimistic Thought On Royal Power Limits

A brief reflection notes that a king cannot always rule as he wishes and must contend with limits beyond personal will. The piece emphasizes humility in leadership and the practical bounds of sovereignty.

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