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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1917

Page

2

Wanted Column Typewriter Supplies At Vindicator Office

Wanted: old false teeth original sets paying 2 to 10 dollars a complete set. Dr Wright Hartford City Indiana. Several Ford cars for sale at low prices. Walker Mortar Co Pound A lady’s aid with initial A. Wanted: men to sell automobiles. Experience and delivery ability required for fast orders at Vindicator and Republican office.

Wright Artford City Indiana Ford Walker Eutlee

Twenty Years Ago in Lyndhurst Weather Report and Local Notes

Weather bureau records name ehober the hottest. Mrs. J.P. Kirby and son visited Emmetshurg. Misses Lulu Spaulding Jerence Brown from Luverne hosted Miss Mabel App. A. O. Peterson home from South Dakota. W. A. Ladd updated rooms above corner hardware to a new look. Mrs. M. M. Knapp visited Luverne. Harry Doolittle on business to Mason City. D. Rohda from Chicago. Sam Reaney at Fort Dodge for court with Judge Quarton. Local elections: M. K. Whelan re-elected rep. Warren Pullen sheriff. C. C. Ressel treasurer. A. Hi. Davidson schools supt. M. H. Schloeman made Wal t Rorford postmaster. Miss Margie Barnum returned from Minneapolis. visited Sibley. Corn harvest near, 80 to 40 bushels per acre. Local trips to Sherburn and Jackson. Dr. Birney to Charles City for Austin Flint Society. Miss Lulu Wilson visiting in town. Will Reaney from Columbus Junction helping Sam in the fishing store. Lillie Stanhope visiting relatives. George Fullenweider and wife left for South Dakota. Standpipe for water works rising. A year ago fourteen inches of snow noted. The Republican 1896 mentions same snowfall. Bert Clark at Estherville. Mary Simpson in Paull, Annie Simpson in Mankato. D. Booth in Estherville. Mr. Wells with four men and twenty-one horses plowing at Tuttle Lake. Torger Lerdall closed school term. will teach locally. Chas Rosenberger pushed hashing two weeks ago. West family in Cedar Rapids visiting.

Sam Reaney Fort Dodge Judge Quarton M. K. Whelan Warren Pullen C. C. Ressel A. Hi. Davidson M. H. Schloeman Walt Rorford Margie Barnum Minneapolis Sibley Messrs J. G. Myerly Geo. Letchsford Chas. Root Peter Larson al Davidson Sherburn Jackson Birney Charles City Austin Flint Medical Society Lulu Wilson Cedar Rapids Will Reaney Columbus Junction Sam Llbing Lillie Stanhope Ottosen George Fullenweider Huron South Dakota B. C. R. &.R. Water Works Republican M. L. Archer Bueau Bert Clark Estherville Mary Simpson Pairynont Annie Simpson Mankato Iowa Lake D. Booth Mr. Wells Tuttle Lake Maple Hill Torger Lerdall Hone Chas Rosenberger North Swan Lles J. W. West Les Ious Balls

Local society notes and notices from Estherville paper

A collage of social events and local items includes Mrs. Breen hosting a Tuesday afternoon reception on South Midtown Street, real estate transfer by M. K. Whelan, and farm yields in Wird Lake township. Feature pieces on Miss Marie Kaiser, a rising concert sopranos, and weekly weather outlook. Also reports on charity branches, county chapter officers, and a false fatality note corrected: Rev. Duea survived a recent crash with wife and daughter deceased.

First American soldiers buried in French soil honored

English and French troops honor the first three American soldiers killed in the trenches in France. Private Enright, Gresham, and Hay are saluted as their caskets are lowered in Mepres, with taps and a joint guard. The ceremony proclaims the US and France united to fight for liberty and justice, and requests the remains be left in France with tomb plaques. Also notes sugar conservation tips for housewives and a farming periodical club offer.

France Army of Gresham Gresham of the Atmoeriean Arly Morpeper Jang United States Republic of the United States Enright Hay

Vindicator and Republican Offer for Readers

A fragment urges readers to subscribe to the Vindicator and Republican, claiming the paper keeps locals informed on immediate territory happenings. It invites subscriptions and promotes reading the paper for domestic and local news.

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Vindicator and Reblican The Ehober J.P. Kirby and Son Emmetshburg Lulu Spaulding Jerence Brown Luverne, Milne Mabel App A. O. Peterson South Fpakota W. A. Ladd M. M. Knapp Luverne Minnesota Harry Doolittle Mason City D. Rohda Chicago J. PB. Forrest H. Neville BE. J. Breen South Idith Street Ceyperatly Lake Ceantry Haven Panina Sophie Oyler Tiere Beantford Wierren Carrine Tough Mary Tenton Vorse John Sylvia Chatfell Bates Leste Davis Don M. Parker Grace Mariaret Grauld Frank Grane America Holworthy Hall William Dudley Pelley Louis K. Liggett Marguerite Clark Detroit H. ©. Witwer Marie Kaiser Grand Theater O'Colck Miss Kaiser Herbert Witherspoon Hans Morgenstern Mauracele Farge Alice Neilson Kansas City Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra Misa Kaiser Chautauqua Ocean Grove Chorus Handel and Haydn Society of Boston New York U. S Washington DD. C Por Phiins Upper Midie Massissinp Misassapp Valley Missouri Valley Neriherm Plains Emmet Judge N. 4 Lee Tawa Ida Davis Towa Mark J Groves Tedrow Faamet County Eetherville Wrovilyesthervilla Deesr Silee Estherville Binanes Sear Sillee Obo Perl Remia Armstrong Rranch Ralph Worr Armstrong J. Bo Knipe Ro J. Bradley T W. Doughty Deliver Sarah Brown Dolliver M. Stanerson T. FE. Hillestead Elinora Tenjum Ringsted Mrs. Soper Miss A. Robinson Ralph Butler Grover Branch C. Higinbotham Graver G. R. Godfrey J. Irwin C. Rr, Swartz Graver Hoping J. W. Oakes Graettinger W. H. Oxenford Tillie Carlson Graettingeer Wallingford J. M. Walden Jno. Jackson Jno. A. Nelson Emma ° Ressell A. H. Davidson Odell Geo. Lyons A. Smith Nurss Walter Jrawell E. I. Sondrot F. M. Jones M. E. Wilson W. B. Flindt Reba Jones Oehrlein Lucille Peterson H.S. Greig K. K. Nau K. K Nau W. C. Post T. M. Ellis Sconberg G. Zeeman H. ©. Sillge Geo Lorimer C. Nau J. M. Robinson C. J. Wilson C. E H. Cavin Geo Bale A. F. Davidson Ed Smith Ivey Old Linen Chas Dayton A. D. Root Sundrol Thomas Nivison J W. Morse Duea Authent Swea Duca Blue Earth Towa State College Ceptance Sion City Rinpag Walt C. W. Hansen Joyce Lumber CO V. J. Beauman Mgr H. H. Hansen Estherville, la Carl Olson Jewlry Graaf Block Ed Secial Caperamentiog
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