Store Ad Urges Phone 40 Cream and 1607 Coat Sendings
A terse newspaper ad invites customers to contact Store Phone 40 Cream and Phone 1607 to send fur coats. The brief notice emphasizes mail or delivery options and immediate action.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1944
Page
5
A terse newspaper ad invites customers to contact Store Phone 40 Cream and Phone 1607 to send fur coats. The brief notice emphasizes mail or delivery options and immediate action.
This page honors brave men who risked life for liberty and peace. It calls war barbaric and futile, yet notes the inevitability of commemoration. A simple tribute expresses gratefulness to living and dead servicemen and highlights the sacrifice in defense of civilization.
The text honors Service Men of Estherville pledging allegiance and gratitude for past, present, and future deeds. It speaks of courage, freedom, and reason, acknowledging the debt of grateful citizens and expressing deep esteem toward those who serve.
East side entries include Osman Anfinson and John Clark of the 18th Iowa Infantry among names from multiple units buried at Norwegian Lutheran and Catholic Cemeteries. West side lists Thomas Buckman and Sever Severson with Illinois and Wisconsin units. Additional soldiers named from Indiana, New York, Minnesota, Iowa, Vermont, and Ohio units across several cemeteries.
A compiled list names many veterans affiliated with Spanish American War organizations and burial sites. The record mentions Oak Hill Cemetery East Side Cemetery Catholic Cemetery and Lutheran Cemetery with numerous individuals including C. A. Torrence Clyde Butcher Thomas Pullen Chas Hawk Willis McAfee Harry Hollenbeck Ben Johnson, and others.
Local business listing shows P G Gray offering butter and eggs at a street address on Sout St. The note mentions availability and pricing details for daily customers.
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