Estherville Briefs Twenty Years Ago Highlights
Twenty years ago in Estherville C C Duffy received re nomination for clerk of the appraise court Northern District of Illinois. Strawberries cost fifteen cents a box with occasional two for a quarter. J J Klopp visited Greensboro NC to see the Hardie family and tour the region. Milton Rewey sold his farm near the state line for 52 per acre plans to buy a smaller farm near Estherville. GC Carpenter died at 70 8 after a long illness leaving a wife daughter and three sons. He helped rescue Spirit Lake victims and was a pioneer of Emmet County. Loubie Binford won the Peabody prize in Minneapolis for The Chariot Race. Births announced James Earl Rose and William Grier welcomed daughters and sons. Mrs C B Nichols recovering from a partial stroke. W H Foote and N B Egbert at Spirit Lake planning the Knightstemplar steamer launch.Miss Walbn Petersen returned from Chicago music studies. Dispatcher G H Morse’s father Mr Morse home from the north. Mr and Mrs H O Singe moved to South Ninth Street. Frank King leased the Baldwin residence for summer occupation. C H Werling moved into a Mott cottage on the west side.
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C. C. Duffy
Estherville
Appreate Court
Northern District
Illinois
Kendall
Storm Lake
J. J. Klopp
Greensboro
North Carolina
Joe Hardie
Milton Rewey
Sternberg
Rewey
GC. C. Carpenter
H. O. Sillge
Charlie
Clayton
Frank
Iowa
Emmet County
Websters City
Spirit Lake
Sterling
Legion
Minneapolis
Loubie Binford
Earl Rose
Wm. Grier
C. B. Nichols
W. H. Foote
N. B. Egbert
Tmplars Park
South Ninth Street
Frank King
Baldwin
Mrs. King
C. H. Werling
D.mott
Births and local notes from Estherville twenty years ago
Thirty years ago Mr and Mrs John Beattie announced a son born May 16. Mrs N O Johnson welcomed a son born May 14. Local prices cited: baled hay at 12 dollars a ton or 65 cents per bale. Dr C C Birney plans a new residence near the Presbyterian church. Corner 5th and Howard streets prepped for Rohde Bros to move a schoolhouse and open a hotel. Two Estherville office workers bought Smith Bremer typewriters, C W Crim and John D Wilson. H C Coon lays 8 foot plank sidewalk on Lincoln House route. Died at H L Coon’s son in Estherville May 15, William Lingenfelter, aged 90 years, 11 months, 2 days. born in Montgomery County New York, lived in Wisconsin and Minnesota, moved to Emmet county in 1865 and resided there until death.
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John Beattie
N. O. Johnson
C. C. Birney
Presbyterian Church
5Th
Howard Streets
Rohde Bros
Estherville
C. W. Crim
John D. Wilson
Smith Bremer
H. C. Coon
Lincoln House
6Th
Lincoln Streets
H. C.coon
William Lingenfelter
Montgomery County
New York
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Emmet County
Lingenfelter Family Noted At Funeral In Township
Mr. Lingenfelter, father of twelve with six surviving, lived in the township. Mr. Orth Lingenfelter and Mrs. H. C. Coon of this place were the two children able to attend the funeral.
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Lingenfelter
Orth Lingenfelter Hs
H. C. Coon
Oie
National Horseshoe Pitchers to Held at Iowa State Fair
Des Moines reports the National Horseshoe Pitching tournament will be held at the Iowa State Fair August 29 to September 1 with over 75 nationally known stars. More than 1500 in cash prizes and over fifty trophies. Frank Jackson of Kellerton Iowa defends his title against likely contender C C Davis of Columbus Ohio as the two associations hold their annual convention at the fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Frank Jackson
Kellerton
C. C. Davis
Columbus
Ohio
Florida
National Horseshoe Pitchers Association
National League of Horseshoe and
Fair Grounds
Vindicator offers word puzzle with cash prizes
The Vindicator and Republican presents a word picture puzzle for readers. It counts education and practical sense, promises cash prizes, and aims to boost subscriptions while rewarding readers who test their vocabulary and quick wits.
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Vindicator
Republican
First Meeting of Creditors for John L Rogers
Notice of bankruptcy for John L. Rogers in the District of Iowa. The first meeting of creditors is set for June 8, 1922 at 1 p.m. in Estherville Iowa. Creditors may attend to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Dated May 19 1922 Alpeha Iowa S W Crowell Referee in Bankruptcy. VA city reduced some indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the United States
Northern District of
Iowa
Central Division
John L. Rogers
Emmet County
Estherville
Algeha
Local Supervisor Candidacies In June Primary
Announcements show candidates for Estherville township district 2 and Twelve Mile Lake High Lake and Jack Creek townships in the Republican June primary. J L McDonald seeks the second district seat and Frank Hildreth seeks the fifth district post. The notes mention public debt and counterfeiting anecdote as aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelve Mile Lake
High Lake
Jack Creek
Frank Hildreth
Sheriff Candidacy Announcement in Emmet County
A candidate declares run for sheriff of Emmet County subject to Republican voters in the June primary. The notice emphasizes party guidance and the electoral process as the path to the office.
County Treasurer Nomination in Emmet County Primary
The Office of Treasurer in Emmet County seeks the Republican voters' decision at the June primary as Alantian Wagluavles seeks the nomination. The outcome depends on the early voting and party support.
Klopp Declares Candidacy for Emmet County Auditor
J J Klopp announces candidacy for nomination to the office of auditor of Emmet County. He states the decision rests with Republican voters at the June primary and respectfully solicits electors' support.
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Emmet
J. J. Klopp
Emmet County Treasurer Candidacy Declarations Filed
I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of treasurer of Emmet County subject to the will of the voters at the June Primary election Hanson and Leo Crawford also announce candidacy for the same office. These notices set forth intent to seek the position and submit to the electoral process.
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Estherville Township
J. L. McDonald
Met
Alastinan
Emmet County
Emmet
H. Hanson
Alarktian
Fredshimebaugh
Emmet CO
Theoters
Tom Nivison
Cc. T. Strid
S. G. Bammer
Representative Candidacy Notice for Emmet County
A series of candidate announcements from Emmet County seeks the Republican vote in the June primary for the office of state representative. Names include Fred Shimebaugh R. J. Riddly and J. O. Kasa with references to the 40th General Assembly and June 1922 primary date.
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40Th General Assembly
Emmet
Kennedy seeks re election for Emmet county recorder
Ray Kennedy announces candidacy for re election to the office of recorder of Emmet county. The statement notes the June primary election will determine the will of the voters. The brief notice highlights continuity in local government service.
Primary Sheriff Race in Emmet County Frontline
Emmet County sheriff race seeks party support in June primary with TOM NIVISON and CC. T. STRID as contenders. Voters are urged to consider candidates aligned with party lines ahead of the June ballot.
County Attorney Candidate Seeks Voter Support
For county attorney office, subject to voters will at the June primary. S. G. Bammer leads the bid.
Bemis Seeks Emmet County Clerk Post in June Primary
Sidney E. Bemis files for the office of Clerk of the District Court of Emmet County and faces Republican voters in the June 1922 primary. This item notes the pending decision by party electors.
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Goodyear
Kilgore
Klocow
THE
Winchester Stores
S. W. Crowell
Topsy Turvy Orchestra
Orleans
Adam Anderson
Pawelly
Lou Heffelfinger
Cacuvivel
Leo Brawford
R. J. Ridlly
Ml, Julle Oo, Lisa
J.O. Kasa
Ray Kennedy
District Court
Sidney E. Bemis
USCO
U.S
United States
U.S. Tire Co
Rubber Company Fiedare
Rubber Orpreation
Iowa Tire and Tube CO
Slingerland & Anderson
Huntington
Benson Bros
Chapman & Son
Iowa Dolliver
Ringsetd
Terril
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