American Legion notes urge Estherville to declare education week
The American Legion asks Estherville mayor to set December 3 to 9 as American Education Week with a full proclamation and community-wide push. It calls pastors to preach on For God and Country, urges papers and merchants to promote education, and outlines daily themes from home and school education to literacy, equality of opportunity, and physical education. It also notes Emmet county’s push to lead national educational programs and references local veteran and agricultural concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Grand Theatre Management
Maurice Doyle
United States
America
American Legion
Agriculture Yearbooks for 1921 Available to District
The Washington weekly notes yearbooks for 1921 are ready and will be furnished by Congressman Dickinson upon request. Requests should be sent to him at House Office Building Washington DC. Congress will reconvene on Monday November 20 in extraordinary session to address the ship subsidy bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Federal Farm Loan Board
Tenth District
Dickinson
Washington, D. C
Middle West
Northern Iowa Growers reorganized with Brown and Crowell
O H McCarty and George Merrill slated for transfer to Cedar Rapids as superintendent and assistant superintendent. Northern Iowa Growers elected A C Brown president E J Breen vice president Walter Crowell secretary treasurer, with Brown and Crowell taking active management. Also notes fog rain sleet and ice disruption, a bad sleet storm affecting telegraph and telephone service. Mrs Henry Riley and George Lingenfelter visit Fulda Minnesota for their brother Orlando Lingenfelter who lost a leg after being struck by a train. Graettinger plans a new store building a 22 by 90 foot structure for clothing and shoes. Corn crop outlook split with drying out claims and others contesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. McCarty
George Merrill
Cedar Rapids
Merill
Northern
Iowa
A. C. Brown
E. J. Breen
Treas
Walter Crowell
Messrs
Brown and Crowell
Mr. Crowell
Henry Riley
George Lingenfelfer
Fulda
Minn
Orlando Lingenfelter
Graettinger
H. N. Osher
Local notices and society notes from Estherville Iowa
Mrs. Jones travels to Cedar Rapids then Dubuque to meet relatives and winter in West Virginia. Henry Graat hosts a 21st birthday party at Metzger Erdahl's. Marriages include John B Rokne Garrie Peterson and Ole C Olson Tena B Peterson. A Root anniversary is celebrated. Articles of Incorporation for Vindicator and Republican of Estherville detail purpose, stock, and governance with initial directors and officers.
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Immanued Lutheran Church
High Lake
John B. Rokne
Garrie B. Peterson
Ole C. Olson
Tena B. Peterson
Engh
A. D. Root
South End
Vindicator and Republican Company Articles and Notarized Pact
The document outlines corporate governance for the Vindicator and Republican Company, including director terms, stockholder rights, and meeting procedures. It specifies director eligibility, vacancy filling, stockholder voting, limit on indebtedness, protection of private property, by law authority, amendment rules, and notarized acknowledgment by Geo A Nichols and Adelaide Nichols on October 28 1922 in Emmet County Iowa.
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Estherville
Emmet
Iowa
Executive Council of
Aarticle
Board of Directors
A. Nichols
Adelaide Nichols
State of
Emmet County
Geo. A. Nichols
Sever T. Egertson
Invincible Allure Merits Heartbreakers in Brief
A century ago women wore artificial ringlets called heartbreakers to enhance beauty, praised as invincible. A Boston Transcript item notes a canal ferry warning at a watering place in the Isle of Wight, declaring trespassers to face a 40 shillings fine for avoiding tolls or insulting the collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle of Wight
Boston Transcript
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Iowa Legionaire
Algona
Legion Post
Adelia A. McCrary
Lake City
George B. McCrary
V-R
Washington Weekly Newsletter
Lucens
MLE Mel
Ver
of the Vindicator and Republican Co
W. E. Deming
H. T. Nichols
Winchester
Kilgore
Klocow
Iowa Savings Bank
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