Emmet County Poultry Show Dates Set in Estherville
Estherville hosts a county poultry show November 21 to 24 in the former American Legion hall on South Fourth Street. Entries run 1 p m to 10 p m Wednesday November 21 with single entries per class and premiums paid across many breeds and pen types.
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Emmet County
American Legion
South Fourth Street
Estherville Grocer Company
Heneman Motor Co
Rexall Drug Store
Woodely’s Hatchery
J. A. Zimmerman
Sanborn’s Cash
Jones & Co. Hammes & Sons
Sconberg & Kilgore
Mahlum and Anderson
Northern Lumber Co
Golden Sun Milling Co
Estherville Cooperative Creamery
St. Paul
Gamble Store
Estherville Drug Store
Estherville Hatchery
Peg O My Heart well presented by junior players
A capacity crowd at Roosevelt auditorium saw junior students perform Peg O My Heart a three act comedy. Jeanne Parsons as Peg impressed with Irish accent and temper scenes while Marvin Lowman Douglas Reynolds Evelyn Nathanson Geral Wee Donald Derwick Robert Jackson Eva McManus and coach Miss Wilma Jessen received praise for strong portrayals and coaching.
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Peg O' My
J. Hartey Manners
Roosevelt Auditorium
Regal Villa
Marvin Lowman
Mrs. Chichester
Douglas Reynolds
Alaric
Evelyn Nathanson
Ethel
Jerry
Geral Wee
Christian Brent
Donald Derwick
Robert Jackson
Butler Jarvis
Eva McManus
Wilma Jessen
Armistice Day Plans Discussed by Local Committee
A meeting tonight of a committee of Chamber of Commerce and Legion members will chart Estherville Armistice Day observances. Ex service men are invited to a program at the Christian church with a mass gathering at 10 45 at the city hall. All interested people are urged to attend.
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Chamber of Commerce
Legion
Estherville
Christian Church
Bringle Brothers Buy Reinitz Store in Superior
Bringle brothers Elmer and Elwin Bringle of Estherville bought the A. G. Reinitz grocery and meat market in Superior last week. Elmer Bringle will manage the business, returning a familiar face to the community. Also noted: VeR Fahey leaves for Florida, and Mrs. Jelenek and Mrs. Pardustky visit Pardutsky home in Marion and Iowa City.
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Bringle Brothers
Reinitz
Superior Superior
A. G. Reinitz
Elmer
Elwin Bringle
Estherville
Superior
Fahey
St. Petersburg
Florida
Albert Jelenek
Marion
F. J. Pardustky
Iowa ‘City
B. J. Pardutsky
Pardutsky
Orensky
Dedication of Lost Island Lutheran Church in December
The dedication services for Our Saviour Lost Island Lutheran Church in Lost Island township will be held Sunday December 2. Rev Mikkel Mandsanger, pastor of the Norwegian Lutheran church in Graettinger, leads the ceremony for the newly erected edifice rebuilt after a March fire.
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Lost Island
Armstrong High School Basketball Schedule Highlights
The November issue lists boys and girls basketball schedules. Boys face Buffalo Center Swea City Dolliver Ringsted Estherville Ledyard Milford Arnolds Park and a Dolliver county tournament. games at home and away. Girls play Halfa Seneca Ringsted Dedyard Whittemore Plover with a county tournament Feb 14 16 and a sectional on March 1.
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Armatrnog
Buffalo Center
Swea
City
Dolliver
Ringsted
Estherville
Ledyard
Milford
Swea City
Plover
Arnolds Park
Royal
Halfa
Seneca
Dedyard
Whittemore
South Dakota Man Takes Second in National Corn Derby
Ted Balko of Redwood Falls Minn won first at the national corn husking contest in Fairmont with 25.78 bushels. Richard Anderson of South Dakota placed second husking 22.919 bushels, about 165 pounds after deductions. Nebraska, Illinois, Iowa participants followed with top totals and deductions noted. Approximately 60,000 spectators attended as 18 contestants husked two rows at a time beginning at 11 am on a Fairmont Can ning company field.
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Richard Anderson
South Dakota
Ted Balko
Redwood Falls
Minn
Fairmont
Harry Brown
Nebraska
L. D. Kohle
Illinois
Lee Stedgell
Iowa
Walter Johansen
Minnesota
Fairmont Canning Company
Williams Pioneer Druggist Dies in Estherville
H Williams 67 a pioneer druggist in Estherville died at a local hospital this afternoon after about two weeks illness pneumonia He is survived by his son Porter of San Diego Mrs Porter Williams and a sister in Los Angeles Funeral details: son Porter traveling from California and ULM Christensen to meet him in Omaha and bring him to Estherville.
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S. H. Williams
Estherville
Williams
Porter
San Diego
Calif
California
Ulm
Christensen
Omaha
Porter Williams
Ozhkosh
Wis
Mr. Williams
Anderson
J. M. Cummings
Ally Il
Los Angeles
Funeral for Daniel Moon Attended by Meyers Family
Meyers family members Roy and Wegang attended the funeral of Daniel Moon, 78, in Cedar Rapids. He survived by his sister Mrs. Geo Meyers of Estherville and three other sisters. Moon suffered a stroke last Christmas and a more recent one.
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Wegang
Roy Meyers
Cedar Rapids
Daniel Moon
Mr. Moon
Geo. Meyers
Esther‘ville
Estherville Fair hosts major farm machinery show
The Estherville American Legion drum and bugle corps joined three top drum corps in a broad fair contest lineup featuring five bands boxing wrestling and a hog calling contest. Over thirty manufacturers and distributors showcased farm machinery and equipment as spectators toured a specially prepared field, with weighing of loads and deductions for unharvested corn and husks.
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Estherville American Legion
Fair_ mont. Sentinel
K. J. McDonald
Estherville
PFOs Celebrate 38th Anniversary in Estherville
Thirty members attended the Chapter AY gathering at Mrs. H S Greig’s home marking PFOs founding. Mrs M M Knapp and Mrs W A Ladd led reminiscences of the rat meeting while guests wore old fashioned costumes. They visited Mrs Davidson of Minneapolis at Coleman hospital, recuperating from a broken leg.
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Mary Whelan
Estherville
P. E. QO
H. S. Greig
M. M. Knapp
W A. Ladd
Coleman Hospital
Davidson
Minneapolis
Blackie Simmons Sentenced for DWI Crash
Blackie Simmons was sentenced to six months hard labor by Judge George A. Heald after a Sunday night crash on West Lincoln Street. He faced driving while intoxicated charges and must pay costs. His car companion D C Wilhelm of Deg Maines was fined $50 or 15 days for intoxication.
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Blackie Simmons
George A. Heald
Simmons
Ole Geitness
Jackson
Minn
West Lincoln Street
D. C. Wilhelm
Deg Maines
Simmong
Justice of the Peace
Gus T. Peterson
Emmet County Handles Election Returns and Board Changes
Final count confirms party leanings with Emmet County overwhelmingly Republican and the state Democratic. Herring’s lead exceeds 70,000 securing reelection as Dan Turner trails. A Democratic House and Senate are expected, the first in 80 years. Two supervisors elected and a move to reduce the board to three members passed as a special question, to take effect after the 1936 general election.
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Emmet
Herring
Dan Turner
House
Senate
Emmet County
Ed Manice
Maniece
Morse
Salyers
Ind
Larison
Farmer-Labor
Geo. W. Patterson
United States Senate
L. J. Dickinson
Fred Gilchrist
Laurens
J. J. Meyers
Gilchrist
Meyers
Carroll
Crawford County
Kossuth
Webster
E. S. Camden
Denmark
Armstrong Grove
Jorgen Anderson
N. O. Osher
Simon Paulson
Paulson
Mr. Anderson
Anderson Paulson
Wallingford Oo
Mile Lake
Jack Creek Voc
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