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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1940

Page

3

Stolen Cattle Ring Busted in Iowa Minnesota Raid

Three suspected cattle rustlers Rex Rider Langdon Iowa Ralph Jackson Benson Minnesota and William Hurtig Paullina were arrested after a three month theft spree that drained herds in Estherville Dickinson Dickinson and Emmet counties. Authorities recovered 13 cattle and 12 hogs tied to the ring with sales traced to Kerkhoven Benson Webster City Sioux Falls Sioux City and Spencer. The trio faces trial at the next Dickinson county term.

Towa Minnesota Rex Rider Langdon Iowa Ralph Jackson Benson, Minn William Hurtig Paullina Frederickson Henry Olson Estherville Dickinson County Joe McQuirk Jackson Benson Minn McQuirk Rider Emmet Hurtig Primghar Webster City Sioux Falls Sioux City Spencer Olson Ed Leemkirk O’brien County Fred Erickson Clay County

Local Market Prices for Poultry Eggs and Grains

Trade sheet lists heavy hens over five pounds at 12 cents, light hens 4 to 6 pounds at 9 cents, heavy cocks over five pounds at 12 to 14 cents for springs, and various weights of leghorn hens and springs. Also shows eggs No 1 standard at 22 cents, No 2 at lower, pullet eggs, cream prices, flax per bushel, soybeans, and corn No 2 yellow bids.

Iowa farmers tie all time corn record

Iowa farmers this year tied the all time average corn yield by raising 52 bushels per acre. Federal crop statistician Leslie M. Carl estimated from Nov. 1 reports that the state total reached about 458,482,000 bushels. The 62 bushel figure remains the record set in 1939, with the current estimate up two bushels from Oct. 1 and four bushels from Sept. 1 due to frost fears then noted.

Ers Acre Leslie M. Carl Carl

Aliens Warned to Register by December Deadline

A Department of Justice bulletin warns all aliens aged 14 and older to register in person and be fingerprinted by December 26. Parents must register under 14, at post offices with no fee, and report changes of address within five days. Postmistress Clara Kennedy notes 40 aliens registered locally so far.

Department ‘of Justice Department of Justice Post Office Department Immigration and Naturalization Service Washington Clara Kennedy

Discuss Boys Work For Coming Year In Estherville

Jerry Patten of Spencer district YMCA secretary led an Estherville meeting at William Sidles home to plan for the coming year's boys work. The group focused on Friendly Indian and Pioneer programs and addressing a leader shortage. Attendees from Estherville included D. H. Diamond Ben Pannhuk Gordon Yeager Howard Andreasen Harlan Helner and Mr. Sidles.

Jerry Patten Spencer YMCA Iowa William Sidles Estherville D. H. Diamond Ben Pannhuk Gordon Yeager Howard Andreasen Harlan Helner Mr. Sidles

Vindicator to Publish Two Issues Next Week

The Vindicator will release two issues next week despite one publication day landing on Thanksgiving. The plan has the first issue on Monday with the second on Wednesday as per present schedules and contributors are asked to note the change.

Vindicator Corset Corre

Estherville Concert Series Promises World Class Music

The Estherville Chamber of Commerce urges residents to attend a Monday concert at the Roosevelt auditorium featuring Storm Bull, a Chicago born pianist linked to Edvard Grieg and Ole Bull. Tickets for Emmet County residents are via season memberships. single admissions are limited.

Estherville Chamber of Commerce Emmet County Concert League League Estherville C. of Commerce Roosevelt Auditorium Raife’s”snoe Emmet Storm Bull Bull Edvard Grieg Jor Ole Bull Philharmonic Society Oslo Norway Budapest Bela Bartok United States

Two Men Fined by M H Schloeman Justice of the Peace

Justice of the Peace M H Schloeman fined two men who pled guilty to traffic violations on Saturday. Grover Coulter of Spirit Lake received $100 fine and costs for reckless driving after arrest by Officers Jones and Dickinson on the half-mile hill west of Estherville. George L Belair was fined for driving without proper licensing and agreed to place valid licenses on his car. Belair has lived in Estherville since last June and has driven on a Minnesota license since then.

Justice of the Peace M. H. Schloeman Grover Coulter Spirit Lake Justice Schloeman Coulter Jones and Dickinson Estherville George L. Belair Belair Minnesota

Autos Purchased On November First In Iowa Listings

A fragmentary list records autos purchased on November 1 reaching multiple Iowa towns including Ringsted Estherville Dolliver and Terril. Names linked to Ford Chevrolet Plymouth and brands appear with buyers F A Nelson John W Bush Andrew Johnson Percy Whitehill L B Hasbrook John Frank Ole Knutgon Francis Shadle V J Beaumann and others.

F. A. Nelson Ringsted Ford John W. Bush Estherville Andrew Johnson Dolliver Chevrolet Percy W. Whitehill John Higgens Charles Hienrich L. B. Hasbrook John Frank Terril Ole Knutgon Chev Francis F. Shadle Plymouth V. J.beau

One Man Drafts from Emmet County to Fort Des Moines

Emmet County must send one draftee to Des Moines by November 27 for temporary army training. Nine men will be chosen from volunteers and draftees with low numbers for physicals. the draftee will be sent to Fort Des Moines. County quota set for June 1941 requires 97 men for selective service.

Emmet County Des Moines Fort Des Moines

Flint Is Winner in Damages Suit Over Cattle Sale

A district court jury awarded Nels F. Flint 185 dollars and costs against P. W. Peterson Fred C. Pieter sen J. M. Jensen and Sheriff I Cliff Fredericksen after a trial that began Wednesday afternoon and concluded with a verdict at 4 25 p m The suit claimed 185 dollars in damages and costs for the sale of two cows without proper notice despite ownership affidavit The case featured local residents and was heard before Judge Hudson with attorneys Wm S Johnston for Flint and O N Ressell for the defense The probate hearing on Lizzie Nielsen estate followed today

Nels F. Flint P. W. Peterson Fred C. Pietersen J. M. Jensen I Cliff Fredericksen T. R. Olson George Shadle Robert Klema Ray Kennedy W. C. Ross Harry Peterson Lewis Valen C. J. Haas Estherville George Willson Armstrong Milton Geitzenauer Ada Robinson Bert Rolfson Wallingford Flint Cliff Frederickson Atty. Wm. S. Johnston O. N. Ressell

Frank Logan Attends Traer Funeral for Sister

Mr and Mrs Frank Logan travel to Traer to attend the funeral of Mrs Agnes Stoakes 98 sister of Mrs Logan who died at Waterloo Wednesday morning Mrs Stoakes suffered a stroke while visiting Rockwell City earlier and grew weaker until her death The deceased had made an extended visit in Esther The Logan home this summer.

Frank Logan Traer Agnes Stoakes

Rev Mathre Attends 60th Anniversary Abroad

Rev. L. A. Mathre of Estherville Lutheran church traveled to Vancouver British Columbia for the 60th anniversary of the Norwegian Lutheran church there. He previously led the Estherville church for eight years and villagers hope for his return to assist with festivities. Rev. Sande of Fenton led services at Estherville during Mathre's absence and will return late next week.

L. A. Mathre Estherville

Snow Falls Again Today Across Rural Iowa

Local residents braced for a repeat of the Armistice Day storm but the ground quickly cleared after a noon snow that briefly dusted the area. Some call it a New Deal Thanksgiving as forecasts of heavier snowfall fade, with temperatures rising and most of the 12 inch Armistice Day snow gone except in woods and remote spots.

Iowa V.R

Military Funeral Honors For Lloyd M Hogan In Estherville

Lloyd M Hogan received full military honors at his funeral on Thursday in Estherville after dying suddenly Monday. Services were at the Christian church with Rev. Fred Sawyer, a military guard, and post officials from the American Legion presiding. Pallbearers and color guards came from local branches, with bugler Henry Paulson and taps by Dave Conrady. Rites at Oak Hill cemetery were conducted by the Estherville BPO Ellis, assisted by George Booth and others. group attendance included members of the American Legion, Elks, Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters.

Lloyd M. Hogan Estherville Christian Church Fred Sawyer Melvin Warren Maurice Doyle American Legion M. E. Huckaba L. &E. Thomas Harry Adams Wm. Hiles Henry Paulson Dave Conrady Harry Jones A. T. Bringle Ocker R. D. Thompson Ed Meners Chas Jones Stewart B. O. Oksner Emmanuel Stavros Gordon Griffis Oak Hill Cemetery B.P.O. Ellis Jesse Cox George Booth Harold Reed Wm. Henaman C. V. Kilgore James McGrath Floyd Gustafson Leo Sanders Earl Kruse Art Williamson Edgar Knutson American Legion the Elks Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters

Harvest Sunday observances urged across Des Moines Towns

Des Moines area residents urged to join Harvest Sunday observances to connect town and country. Iowa Farm Bureau federation sponsors mark for the 12th year with rural and urban church services. Osceola to Wapello counties report multiple observances with basket dinners noted.

Des Moines Inn Methodist Estherville Farm Bureau Women’s Chorus Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau Osceola Bremer Emmet Humpoldt Lee Buchanan Carroll Black Hawk Butler Cedar van Buren Dallas Decatur Pewshiek Harrison Fremont Warren Greene Audubon Wappelo Scott Story Wyne

NYA Reports Large Increase in Youth Employment

NYA reports a 60 percent rise in out-of-school youth employed in state work programs, from 5039 on October 2 to 7627 on November 18. Theodore P. Eslick says defense plans will expand NYA activities, aiming for 10000 to 12000 youths, with new funds for wood and metal work, welding, and sewing rooms. Wages run about 16.20 for a 60 hour month. eligibility based on need for work experience, not family public assistance.

Towa National Youth Administration Theodore P. Eslick NYA Eslick National Youth Administration Congress Paramount

Broadway Inn Damaged by Fire Blaze Hits Inn on Central Ave

Fire and smoke damaged the Broadway Inn on Central Avenue around 1:00 AM. The cafe below basement storage was closed for cleanup, while apartments above sustained only smoke damage. Cause undetermined but suspected to be an electrical short.

Central Avenue

Hilmer Larsen herd ships calves to Texas dairy

The fame of the Hilmer Larsen Milking Shorthorns spread across the United States as two calves from his Wallingford farm, aged three to four weeks, were shipped to a dairyman in Sinton, Texas.

W.R Texas Hilmer Larsen United States

Des Moines Hosts Tax Foundation Head Fred Eldean

Fred A. Eldean, dean of New York and executive director of the Tax Foundation, will headline the sixth annual meeting of the Town Taxpayers Association at Hotel Fort Des Moines on Friday November 22. Eldean helped create the foundation and will discuss The New Democracy after a luncheon. The program begins at 10:00 a.m. and the public is invited to attend.

Des Moines Fred A. Eldean New York The Tax Foundation Town Taxpayers Association Hotel Fort Des Moines Joe L. Long Eldean New Democracy Sched Warrers D. m Long

Firemen’s Ball planned as annual charity dance

The Firemen's Ball, a top local event, will be held Thursday evening December 5 in the Orleans ballroom. Rolla Sissell and his band will provide music. Proceeds fund the firemen's insurance. tickets go on sale next week through community volunteers and local business leaders.

Orleans Rolla Sissell

R C Brown Elected To Head Kiwanis

At the Kiwanis annual meeting at the Gardston Hotel on Tuesday R C Brown was chosen to head the club for the coming year and will assume duties January 1. Art Cadieux led this year. Francis Kennedy was elected vice president Don Lawler second vice president Wayne Wallie treasurer Carl Anderson and George Wilson were elected to the board for two year terms A A Halleck J C Lilley and Wm Johnston were elected for one year terms.

Kiwanis Club Gardston R. C. Brown Mr. Brown Art Cadieux Francis Kennedy Don Lawler Wayne Wallie Carl Anderson George Wilson

Elks Dance Tonight at Lodge with Spencer Orchestra

The Elks and their ladies host a big evening dance at the lodge tonight with music by Jack Ream's orchestra from Spencer. The event promises lively entertainment and a social gathering for members and guests.

Elks The Elks Lodge Jack Ream Spencer

Plans For Christmas Are Made

Plans for Estherville Christmas events are nearly complete for Saturday November 30 Santa will arrive in the morning with free pony rides lunch and a parade at 1 30 featuring floats dogs Eskimo dogs and a Santa sleigh parade goers will enjoy a free stage show on second avenue north in front of the Elks club with acts by dogs monkeys ponies and Laffo the Clown Santa will meet children at his special home afterward. the official decorations day will showcase miles of festooning thousands of bulbs and reflectors led by city manager russell peterson chief electrician harry sims and their crews. the nativity church scene and a large patriotic display will be installed by estherville scenic artist jesse Cox. the enclosures include a large elaborate display on the elks club front. the community is invited to visit.

Santa Claus Estherville Santa Calliope Second Ave Elks Club Laffo the Clown Russell Peterson Harry Sims Jesse Cox United States Cox Elk

Mrs. A. Mitchell, Early Armstrong Pioneer, Dies

Mrs. Andrew Mitchell, 80, longtime Armstrong resident, died at home after an operation. Born in Chicago, she and her husband moved to Emmet county soon after their marriage. Survived by her husband and three children.

Andrew Mitchell Armstrong Mitchell Chicago Emmet County

Mrs Kathryn Knutson Dies At Son's Home Near Dolliver

Mrs Kathryn Knutson, age 86, died at her son Silas Knutson's home near Dolliver after a paralytic stroke. She had been bedbound for weeks. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon from the Knutson home and Immanuel Lutheran Church with Rev T C Hanson of Lakefield Minn officiating. Burial will be in Immanuel cemetery.

Kathryn Knutson Silas Knutson Dolliver

Also Mentioned on This Page

Des Moines, In Iowa Farm Rev Mathre Lloyd Hogan U.K Broadway Inn Fred A Kiwanis Iceland A. Mitchell
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