Local Notes from Jack Creek and Vicinity
Miss Annie F Welsh visited Waldee school and Miss Malvina Berge teaches there. Joe Anderson former speaker of the house spoke at Wallingford. Governor Turner addressed Estherville attendees. Numerous neighbors attend events, cattle trucking incident near Hansen yard caused minor car damage. Local visits, family gatherings, and harvest chores fill daily life including husking, corn picking, and social gatherings in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie F. Welsh
Waldee
Malvina Berge
Joe Anderson
Thompson
Wallingford
Governor Turner
Estherville
John Hansen
Chas. Conrad
Hansen
Conrad
John Ball
Burl Felkey
James Ellerston
Paul Glassnapp
Verner
Chris Ellerston
Ellerston
Vahidieck
Richard Glassnapp
Lytton
Ladies Aid
E. Jorstad
H. L. Thompson
Odus Paugh
Fred Kruse
Evelyn
Morris Thompson
Graettinger
E. E. Summer
Floyd Summer
Will Lemaster
Clifford
Lawrence Berkland
Richard Wiseman
John Mickle
Robert Corderman
Arthur Kruse
Sam Anderson
Hallowe'en
Gracttinger
Art Engholm
Ringsted
Sam Skow
Lamberton
Minn
Emmet 4-H program highlights village news and visits
A weekly page notes a 4-H club program at Emmet consolidated school. Various local residents are mentioned visiting relatives, including Mrs. Wells who is ill, Miss Schultz and Miss Knutson visiting friends and family. The Sticktull club held an Armistance Day meeting at Mrs. Martens home with ten members attending and a seasonable lunch served. Citizens urged to vote on Tuesday and participate in local civic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Consolidated School
Frank Wells
Keeler
Fort Dodge
Elmer Duckett
Alice Schultz
Smith Brothers
Fairmont
Carl Anderson
Grandpa Schultz
Estherville
W. A. Schultz
Elsie Anderson
S. J. Mustard
Walter Schultz
Sticktull Club
Irving Martens
Jaggs
J.C. Smith
Superior
Milford Houge
Irvin Herbrandson
Claus Martens
Harda Knutson
L. F. Gage
Higgins
Rudolf Dewall
Louise Eshouse
Henry Dewall
Fern Nasby
J. C. Smith
Fred
Harvey Cox
W. RK. E. Club
K. K. Nau
John Hemmingason
John Hansen
Norman Sandven
H. H. Sconberg
Hans Lee
Oscar Fagre
Theo. Myhre
Carl Olson
L. Anderson
G. W. Robinson
J. T. Sandven
Wesley Sutton
John Lindholm
Cox
Robbs Return From Illinois Visit and Rails Upgrade
In the 1922 Vindicator and Republican report Wesley Robb and his wife returned last Wednesday after visiting relatives in Morris Kankakee and Mazon. C J Mathieson of the First National Bank covered for cashier E H Bailey at Armstrong Friday and Saturday. The railroad announced a $1 000 000 all steel coach purchase to seat 100 passengers to be put in service soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Vindicator and Republican
Wesley Robb
Illinois
Morris
Kankakee
Mazon
C. J. Mathieson
First National Bank
Armstrong
E. H. Bailey
Florence Springer
Ruth Tisdale
Clayton Henry
John Thompson
Ed Stockdale
Edwin Rhodes
Byron Crawford
Gardner
Dunnell
J. M. Fredrickson
A. A. Herrick
Linus Stillman
Ss. G Ewen
Edna Kruse
Iowa City
C. R. I. & P. Railroad
Henry Fritz
H. N. Scholtes
Watertown
Chicago
Gardston Hotel to open with first meals Sunday
The Gardston hotel plans a public opening with first meals served on Sunday November 24. Mr and Mrs A O Peterson announce the birth of their first grandson to Mr and Mrs Art Peterson in Mandan North Dakota on the 18th inst. J T Johnston returned from Manitoba after tending his flax land. Mrs Jas Ghoslin of Ogden Utah attends Pearl Riley's wedding and visits relatives. Will Laurence of Chicago visited Ed Callender's family over Sunday. Harry Cockburn and Pint Rider returned from the west coast. Mr and Mrs L W Irwin of Independence attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs C E Person. Mr Irwin is Mrs Person's brother. Mr and Mrs W E Milburn returned from their wedding trip and reside on North Sixth Street. John Olson near Superior bought the J F Hepp residence with possession next January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Ghoslin
Ogden
Utah
Miss Pearl Riley
Henry Riley
Will Laurence
Chicago
Ed Callender
Harry Cockburn
Pint Rider
L. W. Irwin
Independence
C. E. Person
Irwin
Person
W. E. Milburn
Milburn
North Sixth Street
John Olson
Superior
J. F. Hepp
Emmet County Board Actions 1932 November 3 4
County proceedings show approval of the September 30 1932 quarterly report and the appointment of Mrs Bert S Olson as registrar of Vital Statistics for High Lake and 12 Mile Lake Townships. The board reduced Mrs Bessie Hollenbeck’s monthly allowance and authorized warrants from the Poor Fund. They suspended taxes on several parcels, addressed a Buick car forfeiture, and listed numerous county fund expenses and welfare items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iverson
Bryan
Bert S. Olson
High Lake
12 Mile Lake
Dorothy Klopp
Emmet
Board of Supervisors
Fuller
Ben B. Thompson
O. P. Estherville
Mary E. Smith
Ridley
James Walrath
Coons
L. Halverson
Iowa
Pleasant Way to Lose Fat with Kruschen Salts
A revived 1950s style health pitch promises fat loss and energy gains by using Kruschen Salts for four weeks. It advises weighing before and after, cutting pastry fatty meats and dairy, and buying from J. A. Cummings or any drugstore with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Cummings
Social bridge party hosted by Miss Gladys Coon
Miss Gladys Coon hosted a Thursday bridge party at her home with three tables. High prize went to Mrs. E. E. Stavros, low prize to Miss Mary Waldron. Guests included Mrs. E. G. Stavros and many others as the pan Greek club later met for dinner at Gardston hotel and spent the evening playing bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Coon
EE. G. Stavros
Mary Waldron
E. G. Stavros
Lena Long
Lulu Bright
R. O. Rogers
Frances Long
Emily Bryan
Frances Manthey
Will Reich
Carl Grover
Norman Maine
pan-Hellenic Club
Gardston
S. T. Egertson
Dorothy Hill
Wm. Peterson
H. L. McMillan
Prances Lough
Dorothy Gruwell
John Rhodes
Marie Harker
John Clark
Margaret Clark
Barbara
8. G. Ewen
Duo Decim Bridge Club
Gamble Stores offer home radio with two speakers
Mrs. G. N. Swanson promotes Gamble Stores radio deal featuring two speakers and beautiful cabinets. Installation costs five dollars, claimed as affordable for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. Swanson
Gamble
Strong Man in Jesus Heals a Lame Man in Capernaum
Bruce Barton reflects on Jesus as a healthy strong man who heals a bedridden man brought to his house in Capernaum. Despite crowd opposition, the man is lowered through the roof and Jesus declares forgiveness of sins, then commands him to rise and walk, illustrating power and will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Capernaum
Galilee
Washington Bicentennial noted by Service Star ladies
The Service Star ladies marked the Washington Bicentennial in the American Legion rooms with a patriotic program led by Mrs. W. G. Gordon and Mrs. Charles Kilgore presiding. Readings, a colonial costume play Washington's Birthday Party, and a two course luncheon followed a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Star
Washington
Margaret Jean Maine
Donna Jean Sondrol
Robert Thompson
James H. H. Tosdal
Wiley Jones
Miles Erb
W. G. Gordon
Sam Johnston
Rose Booth
Romaine Sondrol
J. Weir
Elks Lodge Dinners Begin November With Festive Events
The Elks plan three dinners starting November 10 with a December 8 follow up and a final New Year’s Eve dinner. Card playing follows the first two events and dancing closes the year at the last dinner. A Thanksgiving chance is set for Thursday November 24 at the club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Lodges
The
Elks
Today and Tomorrow in Industry and Education
A friend notes skilled workers stay paid during downturns as Ford trains youths in an industrial school to sustain supply of precise machinists. The piece argues apprenticeships in trades yield better lives than college for many, while reflecting on Rutgers 1869 football start and the shift of college sports into commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Evry
Rutgers University
Rutgers
Princeton
England
New Discovery Reaches Cause of Stomach Gas
Dr Carl identifies poisons in the upper bowel as the source of stomach gas. A simple remedy Adlerika is marketed to wash out the upper bowel and release the gas. Jay Johnston and Co and Estherville Drug Company distribute the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Jay Johnston and Co
Estherville Drug Company
Farmers propose self controlled pricing through cooperatives
Prices of farm products can rise only if farmers unite to market via their own agencies and set prices themselves. The Cooperative Marketing Act aims to empower farmers to do this, arguing that politicians interfere to the farmer’s detriment and that common sense business methods suffice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Battery sale at Gamble Stores for 1.58 dollar credit
A shopper offers an old battery to Gamble Stores for 1.58 dollars as part of a swap toward a 15 Plate Super Active battery priced at 5.59 dollars each. The deal emphasizes a lower charging cost and ongoing battery replacement.
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Vindicator
Vindicator and Republican Oo
Jack Creek
Emmet Schoes
West Emmet
Republican
A. O Peterson
Art Peterson
Mandan
N. D
J. T. Johnston
Manitoba
Canada
County Fund
H. K. Bennicksen
O. Osher
M. J. Iverson
E. Fuller
Freight & Oxpss Ook
Gopher Bounty
Marie Sorum
Johnston
L. E
Stockdale
M. W. Long
Andrew S. Sunde
Light & Jail
Hugo Lindholm
Helping Co
D66
M. D. Brown
Irwin C. Nichols
Thomas Nivison
W. Kepler
Geo. D. Barnard
Hamond & Stephens
Reginns
Jenkins & Pero Ate
Matt Parrott & Sons Co
Perkins Bros. Co
J. H. Welch Printing Co
R. S. Clark
George A. Larson
Estherville Daily News
Vindicator & Republican
Cerseeecseevene
Estherville Enterprise
Ringsten Dispatch
Western Union Telegraph
Telegrams
Tofney
Koch Brothers
Sconberg & Kilgore
Cece
Marley
Mary Helverson
Bertha Johnson
Lottie Palmer
Teresa Venema
Libibe Hoppus
Frances Reynolds
Emma Bunday
Gertie Gage
Mae. Wingerson
Wilma Mester
Mattie Maloney
Carrie Payne
Mollie Marley
Mary Halverson
Teresa Venems
Libbel Hoppus
Bert St. Olson
Mae Wingerson
E. J. Knudsen
Smith
Jacob Nasby
Bill
Ines Wee Cece
Q. M. Olson
L. A. Patch
Hunter
James. Rainey
Freed
Peter Wicks
Edna Athey
W. EB. Bradley
Walrath
AL. J. Calvin
Henry Haworth
P. H. Corkins
L. W. Loving
Hartin
John Brooks
Lutz
Charles D. Bixby
Fred J. Sternberg
Norell & Walrath
G. H. West
Med
Ald
Ward, Webster, Baker, Smith, Halverson
M. L. Hartin
Hal
Wofson
Art Johnson
Filer
Myhre & Jeglum
Thompson, Thorpe
Ccc
Eessae Eae
Addife Markham
W. H. Steward
McSpadden
Seeeevees
Burton
H. N. Jensen & Sons
Flier
Payne, Norell, Koltvid, Kroenke
Crims
Anderson
Barlean
Farmers Elevator Co
Meno
O. L. Anderson
J. Somer
Seeseees c
A. Fisher
Repairs
Jorstad
H.N. Jensen & Sons
Ness & Natterstad
Northern Lumber Co
Ae J
O. Penney Co
W. M. Petcoff
Ringsted Dispatch
E.cesseee
J. H. McKay & Son
Ceeiecccessnaeeevene Cement Products Co
Ettie A. Adams
Sigfred Bingham
Grant Croner
Chris Gabrielgaard
Blair
L. A. Rhodes
Caroline Knight
E & K4
Frank Gebert
Estherville Drug
Ginn & Co
Tuberculosis Fund
Claude Benton
Gerhard Johnson
R. N. McLeland
Iver Lindell
Sears
Ier
Walter Eehe
Reinhold Plath
Theodore Plath
Thomas Thomsen
Olaf K. Tweet
E. Watrens
Mike Baker
D. B. Blake
Cury Family
PAIS
Rave Revere
Joe Aalborg
Nolan Boggess
SAS
Neil K. Brown
Hemp Vccess
A. Bieber
Parks Sadate
Cement Products Co
Ralph Ebeling
Neip Vece
Edwin Osher
R. J. Wilson
Cg& R. I & P. Railway
J. D. Adams Co
Leo W. Brawford
L. L. Boggess
Ed Griese
Leo I. Harris
A. J. Hansen
Nels Lauritzen
Clyde Miller
City of
Frank Harris
Martin Lund
G. B. Newton
H. B. Sturtevant
A. H. Gunderson
Kenneth Harding
Alfred ©. Anderson
Cece Cease Sees
H. J. Bryan
Albert Dick
Ralph Booting
R. R. Knox
Hortense C, Smith
T. L. Johnson
Ole C. Madsen
Miller
W.T. Kaufman
Edgar Iverson
Neils Hansen
Henry Hansen
A. Rahorst
Engineers
HOP Caaceeeoelsgegeecias
Ed Hanson
R. L. Payne
I. F. A. Byg
Heran M. Brown Co
Ray Brannon
Francis Koenecke
Arthur Guinn
Bert Twite
Corner Hardware
Knute Thompson
Lyle Askeland
H. M. Bradshaw
Home Auto Co
Y. Srasccans
N. W. Bell Telephone
Vic
Town Machinery & Supply Co
Hawkeye Maintainer Co
H. McKay & Son
Leonard Ness
Standard Oil Co
Dakota Iron Biore
al Con
Stoddard Tractor & Equipment Co
Koch, Brothers
Leslie Waldron
Jorstad Hardware
Jerry Wegs
J. W. Munden
V-R
Rae
Replogle
Golden
Bruce Barton
Duo Decim
Gueate
H. H. Drey
E. Pierce
L. J. Sargent
William Bale
G. Ewen
F. G. Parsons
Carl Moser
K. V. Turner
Arthur Tott
Patricia Ann
Pauline Smith
Ruth Hackett
Betty Tindal
Edith Wingerson
Lois Ridley
Kathleen Deming
Jean Harrison
Bonnie Tott
Florence Starkey
Frank Parker Stockbridge
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Heyer
Ford
Chevrolet
Dodge
Chrysler
Buick
Master Buick Studebaker
Essex
Hudson
Paige
Harry E. Jones
Lincoln
Fifth St
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