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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1917

Page

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Letters From the Camps Describes Camp Dodge Travel

Lawrence C Collins reports arrival at Camp Dodge Des Moines after moving from Fort Douglas Utah with the 42nd Infantry. He notes a train wreck near Salida causing four deaths and eight injuries, describes poor streetcar service, the regiment’s isolation, and Utah hospitality fading as winter plans loom. He signs from Camp Hicks Fort Worth Texas November 14 1917.

Dodie Towa Fort Douglas Salt Lake City Utah Camp Pike Arkansas Camp Dodge Des Moines Pueblo Kansas City Salida Royal Gorge Colorado 42Nd Infantry War Department Quartermaster Corps U- 8 Army National Army Estherville Lawrence C. Collins Company K 42Nd Inf

False Red Cross sweater myth traced to rumor

In Algona Upper Des Moines readers see a false report claiming Mrs. W. Steele knitted socks and a sweater for the Red Cross and sent them to France at government expense. Steele denies knitting for the Red Cross beyond wool helmets and suspects German-sympathizer origins. The item IDs similar circulating tales in Estherville as unfounded. The column also notes an auto accident near Welcome, Minnesota involving the Ely and Small families with injuries but no fatalities.

Someonre Mra. Woc. Steele Red Cross France Ca Hind Steele Red Cross Society Algona Des Moines Estherville Ely Small Superior Richard Fairmont Welcome Minnesota Guy Small Wilson Small Turtle Ho Ff Roma

Anniversary in High Lake area honors Olson couple

A village celebration in High Lake honors Mr and Mrs Olson with speeches from Rev Manern Way Wolden and J C Karo. Guests from Estherville attended. Also noted are obituary details for Charles Edward Boggess born April 3, 1880 in Iowa, his marriage to Servia Beatrice Shilling, and burial at Oak Hill. Updates include revenue stamp changes for parcel post and local staff moves at Ryder Garage and City.

Mr. Avensk Evertetie Manern Way Wolden J. C. Karo Olson Carl Olson Carl Jeglum Estherville Charles Edward Boggess Howard County Iowa Chickasaw County Servia Beatrice Shilling Lake Park Gladys Mae Beryl Lorraine Robert C. Mitchell The Presbyterian Church Oak Hill Cemetery Richard Sheldon Ryder Garage and Machine Works B. E. Blunt KR. E. Gardineer S. H. Sargent, Sr Nevada Spencer

Iowa Days in Council Iowa Days in Council

Temperance leaders meet at Des Moines to decide on a permanent allied committee and reshaping state organizations. Five volunteers from Estherville enlist for the army as draft calls rise. local youths join artillery and ambulance corps. Local incidents include a car accident near Sheldon with minor damage and Thanksgiving services planned at the Presbyterian church in Spencer.

Theowerk Sollior War Work Council Woc. A America North South Dakota Minnesota Iowa Y. W Vase Melyos Des Moines Towa Temperance Business Men's Temperance Association Constitutional Prohibitory Amendment Association Everett Schull Orbey Smith Artillery Sam Estherville Mr. Schull Emery Street Mr. Smith Kentucky Frederick Williams Arthur Williams Des Moiness U.S. Army Charlie Jones Jean Weir Near Huntington Ambulance Corps

Olaf Edwin death and local notices in Estherville

Obituary notes Olaf Edwin, a railroad worker killed by a passenger train near Chicago, with funeral at East Side Cemetery. Also reports on Marie Kaiser soprano concert at Grand theater, Rev. J Frederic Catlin remaining pastor at Union Baptist church, and upcoming Emman notices for children’s day and local food conservation concerns referencing winter hardships.

Ps Km New York United States Eastern Railroad Chicagro Union Presbyterian Church J. F. Catlin Union Baptist Church Kyler Ole Fawin Willd Olaf Edwin A. F E. Johnsen Edwin Eatherville Chicago D. R. Dahl Bryant South Dakota N. Rugtiv Minnesota L. Scogg A. E. John Estherville Rongvold Edwin John Texas East Side Cemetery Marie Kaiser Grand Theater Miss Kaiser Handel and Haydn Society Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra Brooklyn Oratorio The Liederkranz of Springfield Orphas Club Baptist Church of Chariton Iowa J. Frederic Catlin Baptist Church Burtington Des Moines Catlin Chariton Church Catlig Emman

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