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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1922
Page
6
Two million American women report kitchen tasks become easier with the Hoosier Cabinet. They say it is not just a storage piece but a true step saver that reduces worn out effort and saves time by providing a large uncluttered work table and easy access to necessary items.
Iowa breeders from Emmet County excel at the Clay County Fair hog show in Spencer. John Graff’s Duroc Jersey boar Fairview Sensation won blue in aged boar class senior and grand champion ribbons, with a second prize in a 20 head class. Earl R. Rogers earned third with Defender, Fred Himebauch’s Warrior took aged class first, B L Bradford captured multiple top honors with Sultan and a sire’s produce. The fair is regarded as one of the best hog shows in the state.
Long distance play by play report of the Estherville Estherville football game to be received at the Vindicat office Friday afternoon. Phone lines on sidelines at Emmetsburg and the wire expense covered by those unable to attend. Also includes notes on marriages and local licenses from late September and early October.
The Maurice Doyle Post of the American Legion held its regular monthly meeting with boxing exhibitions refereed by Glen Milligan of Sioux City. Fighters including Roscoe Hall and Kid O Hara were noted as top lightweights. M L Soeth of Wallingford urged support for the State Soldiers Bonus, as a committee planned township visits to promote entertainment and instruction on the Soldiers Bonus Bill ahead of the November vote.
The American Legion to host a dance next Monday evening October 9 at the Legion Club Rooms inviting all ex service men and their partners. Music and a feed promised with plans for a larger celebration underway to show the post is still active despite recent doubts.
The note mentions November events likely tied to Armistice Day with weekly Monday gatherings. It invites ex-service men who dislike current methods to attend and share improvements with the group and participate in tasks.
The Service Star Legion will hold its regular meeting at the Legion Club Rooms on Thursday afternoon October four at 2 30 p m.
August Reich born July 15 1857 in West Prussia. He moved with family to Oak Park Illinois in 1887 later living in Emmet County Iowa Estherville Casselton North Dakota and Es t herville. He married Clara Matthews in 1889 and had seven children. He died September 23 1925 at Fargo North Dakota after an operation for stomach ulcers. Funeral under Lutheran rites held in Casselton and Estherville with burial beside son Albin in Oak Hill cemetery.
Announcement relates to multiple insured perils including fire lightning tornado farm property live stock hail general liability workmen's comp plate glass steam boiler burglary accident health automobile theft liability property damage and collision. See W. M. Turner.
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