Divorce Notices Travel Plans Spark New Life Turn
Harry Carstairs plans a Europe trip after divorcing Madeline and hints at a younger wife while facing a coroner’s luncheon mix up. A flood of local brief items follows, naming births, travels, and small town happenings.
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Intel
Madeline
Thirty Years Ago Guests Visit and World Fair Trips
From the Vindicator and Republican November 16 1904 Dr and Mrs Osher of Graettinger arrive for a visit at the W S Jones home. Mr and Mrs H H Doolittle enjoy sights at the St Louis fair this week. Mrs Henry Riley and Mrs Albert Davison depart for St Louis World’s Fair for one week. Mrs Ella Mead visiting with sister Mrs Frank Albro leaves for Portland Ore. F H Rhodes with daughter Jennie and son Edwin head to St Louis fair. Phillip and William Dellar of Ponca Neb visiting at the Irwin home. A noted reception hosted Friday afternoon by Mrs C W Crim and Mrs H H Cook at Mrs Cook’s home. Line baking pan with parchment paper when baking fish for easy cleanup.
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Vindicator and Republican
Frank Albro
Portland
Ore
F. H. Rhodes
Jennie
Edwin
St. Louis
Phillip
William Dellar
Ponaca
Nebr
J. C. Irwin
Irwin
C. W. Crim
H H Cook
News Of Earlier Days November 4 1914
Mrs E B Lohr visits Mount Auburn for several days. Will Johnston of Ft Dodge visits family in the city. Clyde Campbell from Hastings Neb returns to make his home here. Spirit Lake unusually warm allowing Nov fishing in shirt sleeves. George Anderson travels to the Red River valley on business. The new Estherville fire truck arrives and its demonstration tour is shown to officials and a reporter.
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Green Room
Keith Cockburn
John Hansen
Swea City
Lucile Peterson
Saint Lake
Peter Christensen
Jerry Buckley
West
Denver
C. M Cole
Sibley
Hastings
Nebr
George Booth
Ringated
J. C. Larsen
Algona
L. Heidecker
Wallingford
Lincoln Street
Vindicator
Republican
E. B. Lohr
Mount Auburn
Will Johnston
Ft. Dodge
Clyde Campbell
Spirit Lake
George Anderson
Red River Valley
Estherville
Ford Connelly
Local Ladies Honorary List Grows With Names
Mrs G H Morse, Mrs M E Wilson, Mrs I Sherrin, Mrs S H Williams, Mrs P L Christen sen and Mrs G E Patterson have joined a growing group of local ladies honored for community service. Engagements include meetings, charity drives, and social hospitality across the county.
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G. H. Morse
M. E. Wilson
I. Sherrin
S. H. Williams
P. L. Christensen
G. E. Patterson
Forty Years Ago News From Northern Vindicator Notes
A Midland Iowa item notes a 160 acre farm near New Providence selling at 55 dollars per acre, plus a buyer paying half that earlier. Visitors include James Bovey of Lisbon with J M Snyder family, cousin of Mrs Snyder. Other items mention Mrs M K Garfield visiting, a Republican torch parade vs a Democratic procession, T F Armstrong’s crane sighting, Cee Litthke and John Lee seeking a meat market site, Andrew Anderson filing for 75 dollars fire damages, and a Methodist social at Mrs D M Yetter’s home.
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M. W. At. Reed
Iowa
New Providence
James Bovey
Lisbon
J. M. Snyder
Mr. Bogey
Snyder
M. K. Garfield
Algona
Isaac Newton
T. F. Armstrong
Cee Litthke
John Lee
Dallas County
Andrew Anderson
Methodist
D. M. Yetter
Supt Leaves CCC Camp at Milford
V W Flickinger landscape architect with the Camp Okoboji Emergency Conservation work unit since 1933 has been transferred to Lamont where he was appointed work superintendent. Mr Flickinger was acting super.
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V. W. Flickinger
Camp Okoboji
Spencer
Lamont
Mr. Flickinger
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Bakers
Oil Sardines
Maine
Cary
Arbuckle
Cer
Bon Bay
Cial
Ohio
Teenie
Weenie Grocery
Soren
Ensen Studio
Harry Carstairs
Mrs. H. Carstairs
New York
Washington
Europe
Carstairs
Henry Bockelman
Auct
Mer
Bagan’s
Meltong
Bagan & Sons
CCC
Milford
Son
E. W. Thorment
Rush Smith
su.News-Herald
Jerry Wegs
Tire and Battery Shop
Allen
Allen’s
Northwest
Stevens Repeating
Winchester
L.re