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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1941

Page

2

Trail of gold under Helena streets tells of boomtown dream

Helena Montana story recalls last century prospectors who tunneled under Main Street to Pan yellow dirt. Four men struck rich in the Last Chance Gulch area and helped build Helena into Montana's capital with dredges thrashing on Main Street and a city of hopeful miners thriving amid poverty. Over 50 million dollars worth of gold has come from this region in seventy five years, with much remaining unseen beneath the city.

Exchange Main Street Last Chance Gulch Helena Virginia City Catnip Warren Bayley Stanley England Miller Georgia Montana

Local Farewells and Family News Highlight Town

A. M. Johnson planned to move to Minneapolis and was honored at a farewell party with thirty five friends. E. C. Headley and Maxine Cooper arrived from Riverside Calif after five days, visiting relatives in the West for three months. A daughter was born November 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Wm Schnitner. Lake Fremont Farm Bureau to hold annual meeting on Tuesday November 25 at Community Hall with officer elections led by president H. C Dreke. Arthur Woods and family visited from Wolverton to see his ill father H. W. Woods. Mrs. J. R. Woods of St. Paul spent the week visiting relatives in the Woods and M. H. Silcox homes.

E. C. Headley Maxine Cooper Riverside Oalif West Wim. Schnittner Charles Helyer Fairmont Lake Fremont Farm Bureau Community Hall H. C Dreke Arthur Woods Wolverton H. W. Woods M. H. Silcox J R Woods St. Paul the Woods M. HH Charles Graves Arnolds Park Walter Blagg Estherville Vlr

Gruver Teens Lose Openers As Season Begins

Gruver teams opened the basketball season at Seneca with the girls losing 25 to 55 and the boys 16 to 17. Friday night home games against Thompson saw Gruver win both, with upcoming Tuesday and Friday matchups listed against Armstrong and Maple Hill.

DOLLIVER Visitors and high school games noted in week

Mr and Mrs G L Lundahl visited Friday with James Stillmans after calling on friends. The Janssen family visited Thursday. Maple Hill high school basketball split. girls won 40 to 25, boys lost 30 to 24. The 500 Club met with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Seely. high scores to John Johnson and Mrs Kleen, lunch served, next meeting with the Kleens. Supt and Mrs James Smithen-

G. L. Lundahl Ann Louise Mary Etta Viraqua Wis James Stillmans Lundahl Land of Lawns Creameries, Inc Minneapolis Farmers Creamery Hareld Janssen Janssen B.C. Jamssen Annell Minn John Janssen Sheee Forks Montana Maple Hill Harry Gabel Mary Gray Ora Kosbure Normanthera B'Orfene Viedal Geraldine Johrsen Dave Takei Greer

Winter Lawn Care For A Stronger Deep Root System

The article explains how cold alone won’t damage lawns but poor drainage and repeated freezing and thawing can cause winter injury. It advises feeding, soil preparation, and dense reseeding to develop deep roots, with precise rates: four pounds of complete plant food per 190 square feet in fall, and four pounds per 100 square feet when preparing new lawns. Water thoroughly, avoid very short or long mowing, and seed at four to five pounds per 1,000 square feet. Continuous watering through germination is required for three to four weeks.

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Superior Culture Club Meeting Highlights and Local Updates

The Superior Culture Club discussed Indian Art and The Hoosier Schoolmaster with papers by Edith Cac, Marie Kissinger, Ina Tow, and reading from the November Readers Digest by Mrs. Carl Booten. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Jim Bradfield’s home with Mrs. Rouoten assisting. G Hanson has opened a poultry and eggs business in the old bank building. Mrs. Liard Weaver traveled to Chicago, returning soon, and the high school speech club plans a visit to North Superior to hear declamatory speeches, while the boys basketball team faces Terrill on Tuesday.

Superior Culture Club Harry Buckman L. Perkins Edith Cac Marie Kissinger Uoosier Ina Tow Carl Booten Jim Bradfield Rouoten Charles Christ G. Hanson Hanson Bank Liard Weaver Cheicago High School North Superior Dhoys Terrill Verrill

Two Year Old Adventures With Oatmeal And Growing Self-Reliance

A nursery essay mirrors parental wisdom on toddler exploration from feeding with a spoon to dressing oneself. It notes early clumsiness gives way to pride and self-reliance as experience builds, then shifts to modern personal budgeting arguing two rules against debt and for saving, with practical examples and a Walter Scott quote.

Local sports losses and community notices from Superior

Both boys and girls basketball teams lost Friday at Excelsior. Mrs Alec Lewis and Warren drove to Grand Island Nebraska Friday bringing back Nona Lewis and Shirley Booten who have been attending school there. Superior students were entertained by traveling high school musicians on wind and mouth instruments. Sievert Houge died Saturday at his Superior home after months of ill health, leaving a wife six sons and a daughter. Lloyd Weaver travels to Chicago visiting relatives near Chicago. Henry Poppags family hosted Sunday dinner with Trophy guests. Fred Mruse and Janettes with Sperry family visited in Dakota and Moss Mildred Dosala’s wedding plans mentioned. Odus Paugh family returned from two months eastern trip visiting relatives. Willis Fry and son Ray and Ollie Aanoneson went to Des Moines to visit Robert Fry in induction center.

Ceylon Minn Lester Bergerson Sam ‘Thorsland Thelma Sammy Thorland Jacos Jacobsen Bode Gruver Seneca Thompson Armstrong Bee Maple Hill Grover Hame Rex Inman Ryan Lake 4-H Club Ralph Hartman Elna Woods Jesse Barber Sons Laying Jesse Frank Pasher Albert Hayes Herman Oriver Vesnea Orwer Robert Andrews Camp Grant Rockford Tolercy Warey Gabel, Jr Stephanie Cowling Louise Guthrie Alarjorie Warkness Vivien Norgard Eveline Reid Ellabel Johnson Harry Gabel, Jr Daisy Redhead Merle Indianola James Smith Schoolminsters Club Emmet County N. KE. Dempney Estherville QO. P. Stow Valsa Oklahoma Aneeta Stow Miss Stow Dolliver Stow Ladies Aid Society Dolliver Lutheran Church Gerd Hansen Tansen Anna Balmer G. C. Pedersen Ringsted Ernest Hardecopt Fairmont Bernie Hardecopt Conrad i Fredriches Russell Lastine Paul Fredericksen Niels Balmer Harry Hansen Emma Balmer Carol of Russel Lastine Ernest Hardecapf Ollie Watland Stanley Beckman Fmmet Consolidated Emmet James Buster Sberville Junior College H. Gabel, Jr Alec Lewis Warren Grand Island, Neb Nona Lewis Shirley Booten Superior School Sievert Houge Superior Houge Thorbin, Milford Joe Lloyd Amos and Elmer Everett McNary Suerior Ids Eyo Ienee Lloyd Weaver Chicago Henry Poppags Trophy Art P. Thorsen Fred Mruse Stand Janettes Sperry Willis Fry Ray Ollie Aanoneson Des Moines Robert Frys

Local Social Roundup From Estherville Area

Des Moines visitors include Mr and Mrs Floyd Vogee who spent a week at the Aan son family home. Lam berton guests Mr and Mrs Sam Skow were welcome callers. John Bosold and Susan of Wyoming visited Estherville Tuesday. CCC club met Thursday at Mrs Pete Aan sons. Sunday dinner guests at the Aan sons included Floy d Vance Ben Daniels Owen Daniels and other relatives. Des Moines trip noted for Mrs Alvin Glassnapp with her son. A baby boy was born Tuesday night to Mr and Mrs Oliver Twa it with Dr S Kirkegaard in attendance. Lewis Lemaester and wife spent Sunday evening at the Aan sons home.

Floyd Vogee Des Moines Pete Aanonson Sam Skow Lamberton Minn John Bosold Susan Wyoming Estherville Pete Aationson CCC Club Pete Aaonson Floy] Vance Ben Daniels Owen Daniiels Orvil Haines Vernon Haines Robert Carlson

What then remains Courage and patience and kindness phrase

The quote emphasizes strength through courage patience simplicity kindness and enduring ideas as guiding virtues to live by attributed to A. C. Benson and reflecting a calm moral philosophy.

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America on Guard Defense Bonds and Savings Plan

A reprint explains the Treasury Department Defense Savings and Stimulation plan. It urges citizens to obtain Defense Bonds via banks or by viewing a video plan detailing America’s defense preparations and how individuals can participate.

Treasury Depardrene America

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