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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1917

Page

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Fair Week Postponed in Emmet County Iowa

The Commercial Club and Emmet County Fair Association meet to postpone county fair plans due to wartime economy and national concerns. Resolution calls for continued organization and note-based financing, while limiting expenditures. Also notes weddings, a Knights Templar observance, and local government notices amid wartime mobilization.

Red Cross Commercial Club Emmet County Iowa Uch Tl. M Lambert Fair Association

Army Y M C A Work Urges Emmet County Support

A Durable appeal explains Army Y M C A work for soldiers, detailing camps, clubs, lighted rooms, games, letters home and weekly home day to boost morale. Iowa’s share is about 150000 dollars with Emmet County at 1500, urging local committees to raise funds and inform residents of the duty to support the organization.

Emmet C. W. Crim Army France England Iowa Central Committee

Memorial Day Observances and Civic Services

Memorial services will be held at the Christian church on Sunday May 27 at 1:45 pm with Rev Coffin delivering the sermon. The Memorial address will be delivered at the Methodist church by Rev R C Mitchell on May 30 at 10:00 am. Members of the GAOR and W R C will meet at the G A R Hall at 9:00 am. The procession will form at the high school at 9:20 am and proceed to the Methodist church. After services the East Side Cemetery will be visited for ritual services and grave decorations led by G A R and W R C. All veterans and civic groups are urged to join. Also listed are the program details for the Methodist Church May 30 including Invocation, drill, music, Roll of Honor, violin solos, and the Gettysburg Address. Fragments note Ford tires priced at $1,000 in Sweden, Liberty Loan Week May 27 to June 2, 1917, and construction news for the Elks' new home. Obituaries mention Mrs. Scott Miller and Mrs. John Delling. Cedar Falls Week extension notices announce a summer school at Sheldon beginning June 6.

Mg Geo. Hawk Spokane Geo. Hawk Emmet County Washington Estherville Christian Church Oak Hill Cemetery Samuel Patterson Nigel County Ohio Mt. Vernon Mary J. Hiner Clinton County Eugene Patterson Ray French Malowa "Patterson Gillett Grove Iowa George Patterson Mitchell South Dakota C. L. Denison G. W. Stemple Eldorado Arkansas Hattie Patterson Ellwood Eugene Eugene Patters Frederick KF Case D. D Christian Ehareh Coffin Methodist Church Roc) Mitchell W. Roc G. AR G. A. Ro W. R. Co H. C. Coon A. E. Gaylord The Coffin High School Catlin C. I. Haynes Misa Perl Bemis A. C

Letters From Our Boys Reach Far from Home

Don Pullen writes from camp describing warm flat weather, shared tent life with eight men, early rising to drill, limited funds, and plans to visit Iowa friends in Los Angeles and Long Beach. He mentions Mrs. Christensen running a winery store, Victor working at Loni Beach concession, and names several fellow soldiers including Albert Schnapp Chris Anderson Ray Bryan Clyde Johnson H Nourse Ober Kent Ralph McKay. The letter notes simple meals, a warm bath house, and desire for stamps and razor blades.

Bat Pete Lang Beach Jared Christensen Finlays Whitmore Reuille Albert Schnapp Chris Anderson Ray Bryan Clyde Johnson H. Nourse Ober Kent Ralph McKay Johnny Los Angeles Long Beach Don Pullen

Life at Fort MacArthur As Told by a Soldier

John Keeler writes from Fort MacArthur California on May 17 1917 about daily routines and life as a soldier. He describes meals drills and rest periods schedules from early morning to evening notes nearby San Pedro Long Beach and Los Angeles views and even battery positions. He mentions fellow soldiers Ralph McKay Ray Mason and P L Christensen visiting Long Beach and the pleasant climate and food.

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