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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1921

Page

6

Foch Arrives in Washington Amid Armament Talks

Marshal Foch and General Perahing receive ovations as they tour official Washington. Foch visits the White House, State, War and Navy Departments, compares with Lafayette, and attends Mount Vernon tribute. Armament Conference delegates arrive. Rabbi Wolf notes Jewish interest. Blanton case unsettles House. churches plan open prayer hours. Cass ships a Jeanne d Arc statue replica for Meridian Hall Park to honor U.S. women.

Washington, D. C Marshall Foch Washington Perahing France New York Williard Pennsylvania Avenue State War Navy Napoleon Caesar Alexander Lafayette Mount Vernon Republic General Foch Government Printing Office Blanton Dem Texas House Gillett Shoreham China Sfughes Simon Wolf Marghyll Foch Ing Meridan Hall Park United States Foch Cathedral of Rheims V-R

Grover area social and visiting notes previewed

Local notices detail visits and travel plans of residents including Rosenberger Higinbotham Merriott Diggles Nasby Diggles family illnesses and social events. Attendees report masquerade at Turtle Lake Midway Country Club meeting and a Halloween social at the church with about fifty attendees.

West Emmet Notes and Socials This Week

Mrs Nelson Wheatley has recovered from a car accident and is home. Mrs J H Larson hosted the Stick-tu-it Club with twelve members and three guests. Basket social in District 6 postponed indefinitely due to weather. Master Howard Rathman spent the weekend with Audrey and Lucille Gunderson. Cora, Dortha Brown and Grace are mentioned in a surrounding note.

Nelson Wheatley J. H. Larson District No. 6 Howard Rathman Audrey Lucille Gunderson Cora Dortha Brown Grace

Halloween Party Attended by Local Children and Neighbors

Martens hosted a Ballow'en party Saturday afternoon with games and two small ghosts joining the fun. William Gage was quick to finish hanking corn as others joined Home Demonstration ideas at North Superior school. The Streck-tu-it Club hosted a well attended Saturday evening party at Gage's, while Mr and Mrs Homer Christ visited J J Larson's home Sunday. Young locals also attended a Tallow'en dance in Superior Monday night and Ruth Herhbrandson will speak in an Estherville preliminary declamatory contest Tuesday evening.

Mesdames Rosenberger Higinboth Jim Merriott Klein Clyde Diggles Chicago Diggless Wisconsin Nasby Jackson Eva Nehring Jesse Barber Will Case Floyd Lytle Estherville Everett Davis Logan Anderson Turtle Lake Peter Brood Rudyard Michigan Leonard Broads Bob Woods Bill Spotswood Missour Beck Franzenberg Paul Graves Grandpa Graves Wilkinson Arlington Illinois Minneapolis Artie Andrews Fuller Grover Sam Fielding Mies Herman Lohrville Jessie Krueger Ladies League William Gage Gunderson North Superior Superior Ruth Herhbrandson

Local notes and visits from Superior community this week

Mrs. Frank Sanders returns from Rochester for a few weeks before an operation. Visitors include Mrs. P. C. Roth of Rudyard and Mrs. R. Brown, Walter Garland of Lake Park, and many local families. The M E Aid society bazaar is set for December 8 in Olsen's hall. Lecture by William Davidson Parry planned for November 16 in the school assembly room. Prizes awarded by the Culture Club to local students.

Frank Sanders Rochester P. C. Roth Rudyard, Mich R. Brown Walter Garland Lake Park Miss Place Scot Shepard John Rogers Jackson Clyde Shepard Herbert Ostheimer F Manby Estherville E. Briggs Embaden California J. M. Weaver Adits M._E. Aid society Olsen’s Hall William Davidson Parry Parry Art Erickson Garner Art Sioux Falls Culture Club Darwin Osgregg James Walch Gerald Ogle Bessie Rubley H. Coleman Myres

Local Officials Re-elected in Cherokee County

Thirty years ago L Irwin left for his Cherokee county home to settle permanently in Center township. Senator Funk and Representative Kasy were elected. John Barker to sign county tax receipts two more years. Jas Rae to be sheriff. Supervisors re elected F H Lathrop Harvey Miller K A Taft. W A Ladd as superintendent and R B Callwell surveyor. Grant family moved to new home. Bonemus family in rooms over store. Jack Creek resident J Welsh lost barn and contents by fire. a horse crop and a fine blooded sheep perished. Maher writes Howard Graves he dislikes Oregon and plans return to Exther.

L. Irwin Cherokee County Center Township Funk Kasy John Barker Jas Rae F. H. Lathrop Harvey Miller K. A. Taft W. A. Ladd R. B. Callwell

Ville Inside of tn or three weaga

Fragmentary note recalls Jim promising return by spring yet falling ill. mentions towns as better options. Includes scattered market terms for wheat, oats, hay with prices, offering a glimpse of a rural period. Names, places, and numbers are uncertain due to OCR quality.

Weaga Jim Ratherville

Iowa delivers gift corn to aid Armenians relief effort

Iowa farmers contributed over 4400 tons of corn products shipped on the Dachet to Baton for Near East Relief. The cargo milled in Cedar Rapids Le Mars and Omaha arrived at port and will be distributed as grits flour and hominy to famine areas for porridge soup and meat dishes. The medical staff notes corn's vitamin rich value and the campaign seeks further donations of grain this fall.

Iowa Near Oast Baton Near Haat Dachet Cedar Rapids le Mars Omaha Caucasus Near East Relief

ICC Cuts Freight Rates On Grain And Hay

The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered freight rate reductions effective November 20, halving rates for wheat and hay areas while reducing coarse grain charges by 10 percent. Equity Co-Operative Exchange President J. M. Anderson says the cuts will save about $20 per carload for farmers, with no change anticipated in shipment volumes.

Interstate Commerce Commission J. M. Anderson Equity Co-Operative Exchange

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