Local notices and school news from Estherville area
Carl Bomberger misses a car on Saturday night. Elmer Décket has been ill for two weeks. Raymond Whiting drove to Grover Monday. Frank and Mrs Wells visited Estherville with Kelley. East Country and West Side clubs hosted gatherings. Gregor Bormann attends Grover school. Jamie Ellerston and Allen Stockdale visited E. H. Ellerston. K P lodge held a productive meeting. Randall Wicks cutting logs for Joe Horswell. Eddie Ellingson traveling for Watkins Products. Woodling visits Bormann family. E. H. Ellerston spent time in Armstrong with Eastman. H Nasby elected to board, Ellerson to assessor. School notes on Emmet High Declamatory pieces and rain affects sports. Armistice Day program by Emmet literary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl’ Bomberger
Elmer Décket
Raymond Whiting
Grover
Frank Wells
Estherville
Kelley
Shultz
van Eman
East Country Club
Smith
Swartz
West Side
Gregor Bormann
Watkins Products
Harold Woodling
A. V. Bormann
E. H. Ellerston
Armstrong
C. E. Eastman
H. Nasby
C. Olson
Irving Ellerston
E. J. Maniece
Emmet High School
H. S
Herd
Mica
Miror Quaenam
Tam Bella
H.S
Emmet
Leona Ellerston
Local notices from Estherville area weekly page
Mrs. John Kono was operated on at Estherville Hospital and is improving. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Will Eisenhower and grandson Robert Jackson. Lutheran Aid met with about thirty members. Joe Mester seeks hospital treatment for a hip disease. Several residents visited, hosted events, school society formed, and various local movements and errands noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kono
Dolliver
Estherville Hospital
Will Eisenhower
Robert Jackson
Fred Sternberg
D. P. Lausen
Lutheran Aid
Joe Mester
J. P. Johnston
Fairmont
Geo. Pullen
Lillian Petschaw
Graaf
Edna Sternberge
Dahl
North 6Th Street
4Th Stret
Howard Bucy
Rush City
Minn
Jimmie Maloney
Spirit Lake
Alice
Beverly Sheldon
Ralph Smith
Claf Wolden
Mr. Wolden
Glenn Wanamaker
Fort Dodge
Local notes from Huntington and vicinity offer family, farming updates
Mrs L A Barber spent the past week visiting brother Bert Austin and family. C R Silcox and son Lynn attended the duck shoot at Fairmont Sunday. Anderson Brothers shelled corn for Mrs Stade Friday. Markets a year ago listed corn oats eggs butter. T E Waughtal nearly completed a new barn and will have house plastered this week by Gus Bork. Frank Brown and son dug a five inch well for Carl Vollrath. Annis Delkers improving slowly from sickness. Royal Neighbors hosted a party at John and Mrs Anderson with schoolchild attire and dinner-pail supper. Mrs Wm Chambers visited her brother in Watertown SD with her mother. Born to Herman Stade Nov 4 a healthy boy. Wayne Small visited home to tend chores while family away. LaVawn Alexander’s classmates and teacher surprised her 14th birthday with games and lunch. Wm Bombarger ill briefly but improving. Munsells spent Sunday at L W Alexander’s. Beet harvest finished. fifty-nine cars shipped. average around ten tons per acre. Northern Sugar Corp expects about twice the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Barber
Bert Austin
C. R. Silcox
Lynn
Fairmont
Anderson Brothers
Stade
T. E. Waughtal
Gus Bork
Frank Brown
Carl Vollrath
Annis Delkers
John Anderson
Wm. Chambers
Watertown
S. D
Herman Stade
Wayne Small
Wayne
LaVawn Alexander
LaVawn
Wm. Bombarger
Estherville Top and Curtain Co Restores Car Tops
The Estherville Top and Curtain Company offers repairs that make old automobile tops look and function like new, promising quality restoration and durability for vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Curtain Co
Estherville Luth church Sunday schedule changes
Estherville Luth church lists services including 10 am Sunday School 11 am Devotional Norse meeting 7 15 pm Y P L Maurice Bringle leader 8 pm English services catechization of Confirmants and weekly activities with hostesses and choir practice. Bazaar and supper planned Nov 22 for 25c and 35c. S A Berge V R Legion Ringsted negotiating for opera house post to gain ownership and later basement for club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Bringle
L. A
M. S. Mesdames W. Sutton
J. Hemingson
V. Haines
L. Fronsdahl
S. O. Amdahl
O. Mathre
Tom Sunde
Ringsted
American Legion
The
Legion
Palo Alto County election party split with Saunders win
In Palo Alto County the Republican ticket mostly prevailed, but Berg of Ruthven lost to W E G Saunders of Emmetsburg on the independent ticket. Executors named for Harriet Hamiston estate in Emmet County Iowa urge claims to be filed with the court and debts paid. notice dated Estherville November 2, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto County
Mr. Berg
Ruthven
W. E. G. Saunders
Emmetsburg
District Court
Emmet County
State of
Iowa
Harriet Hamiston
Estherville
David S. Myers Artatta Rarkh
Dickinson county election results favor Republicans and Democrats win key offices
In Dickinson county recent election results show Democrats winning sheriff and county recorder races with narrow margins while Republicans secure most other county offices including auditor treasurer and clerk of the district court. County board seats go to Jones and Atzen. A separate Iowa State finding favors shelled corn for lambs over oats or barley in feed costs. Turning lambs into cornfields after harvest aids growth, and barnyard manure improves soil nitrates and root protection for spring crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson County
George
Paulsyn
Ellis
Rute
Ellis Rute
Beas Bjornsen
Sadie Curry
Starality
Evan
Atzen
Board of Supervisors
Vfeed Lambs
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Iowa
John M. Evward
Hens Profit From Modern Poultry House
Mrs. Herman Miller of Crawford county cleared over 100 dollars in a month by upgrading to a modern poultry house and feeding a good winter ration. A year ago her several hundred hen flock ate heavily but laid few eggs. after culling non producers and adopting Iowa State College plans, she improved production in January with a 2 5/bush ration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Miller
Crawford County
S. W. Henn
Extension Service
Town State College
Miller
Mrs Miller’s Hen House Pays Off For Year
Mrs Miller reports a warm, comfortable hen house increased egg production and poultry welfare. For the month, oats and tankage feed cost 20.15 dollars. She produced 405 dozen eggs and sold all but four dozen for 121 dollars, netting 100.85 after feed costs. The project has paid for itself over the year.
Estherville Classified Highlights and Help Wanted
Ambiguous notices include Estherville Top and Curtain Co advertising auto repairs. Several hay tons wanted by Geo A Nichols. Rentals offer two modern front bedrooms furnished at affordable rates. Light housekeeping room for a school girl with heat and light is available. Phone numbers provided for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Nichols
Estherville, Ia
Geo. Nichols
Estherville
Iowa
Tad for sale Tank theater in fine condition
An Estherville Iowa seller G A Nichols offers a used Tank theater item for sale. It has been used only a few weeks and remains in fine condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tank Theater
G. A. Nichols
Estherville
Iowa
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Herb
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Midway Country Club
Heinrich
Walter Scott
Fouts
Home Economics Department
Farm Bureau
Mildred Bergeson
Birdie Spracklin
Florence Williamson
Alan Kreiger
Treas
Farm Union
Selmer Berg
Franzenberg
Ceylon
Beck
Lew Gruver
Clearmont
Gene Pickell
Gruver
A. J. Wilder
J. C. Irwin
Harris
Frank Barber
Nehring
Medolph Nicholson
Alabama
Hubbard and Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Doc
Poland
China
O. R. Gardner
Graettinger
Ma Moller
Lake
Fremont
W. R
Huntington
Estherville Luth, Church
S. A. Berge
R. Legion
Opera House
Auininge HK
Luoard
Charles EF. Myers
Achalis M. Legg
William Brunskill
Boot Shop
R. S. McNeal
Mgr
V.R
Ford
Rent-a-Ford
Harry -Golla
H. N. Snyder
Route 4
Tad
New York
New York Baldwins
Norbys Cut Rate Grocery
Banana
Mye
Edison
Mazda
Sconberg & Kilgore
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