Estherville Urges Trade in a Thriving Community Center
A persuasive message extols Estherville as a live trade hub serving Twenty-Five Thousand nearby farms. It touts benefits of proximity, higher farm values, strong taxes, diverse commerce, and entertainment amenities to draw farmers to buy, bank, and mingle locally. The piece invites readers to visit next week and “Get acquainted with your neighbors.”
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Estherville
Local business directory excerpt lists dozens of names
A historical page shows names of businesses and proprietors including Nau Brothers, Jay Johnston, E G Sando, A R Markley, Heyers Shoe Store, Frank G King, Thompson and Sweet, Lambert and Case, F H Grant, A E Erickson, Burt and Jones, R C Peter Martin, Larson, J P Littell, Spurbeck Lambert Co, J Hansen.
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Jay Johnston
E. G. Sando
A. R. Markley Heyers Shoe Store
Frank G. King
Thompson & Sweet
Lambert and Case
F. H. Grant
A. E. Erickson
Burt and Jones
R. C. Peter Martin Larson
J.P. Littell
Spurbeck-Lambert Company
J. Hansen
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H. Oransky
L. M. Christensen Company
F. M. Shadle & Sons
The
First National Bank
Estherville State Bank
Bryan and Blake Provident Savings Bank
Iowa Savings Bank Bank of
A. M. Cole
Myhre & Jeglum Cement Products Company
Northern Lumber Company
Beymer & Hendershot
Nau Brothers