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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1923

Page

7

Community Spirit and Local Visits Highlight Estherville Notes

Local column reflects community pride with remarks on cooperation and boys and girls. It lists recent travels and visits among residents and families including Blum, Bunt, Johnson, Ruef, Schmaechka, Duncan, and Miller, with trips to Fairmont, Mankato, Estherville, and Omaha and extended visits in Madeiria and Maple Hill.

John, Blum Fairmont Minn Vivian Bunt Mankato Harold Eaton California J. O. Johnson Roy Aun Fairmont Thursay Wendsel Swea City Alice Hughes Madeira James Bunt Vivian Mae Bunt Estherville Ted Ruef Maple Hill Art Schmaechka John Duncan Iowa Falls Maynard Paul Schneider Jeanette Wm. Wigdall Chas Miller Omaha Neb Rev. Sutton

West Emmet notices of visits and a girls club formed

Mrs J Brown and four children toured Ida and Woodbury counties visiting Alice Cleo and relatives returning home early this week. L W Stark and Lois joined Herbrandsons. Sawyer sons traded Illinois trip. Liola Bibow visited F H Smith. Gundersons visited Nasbys. A girls club for 10 to 14 formed with L W Stark elected leader. October meeting with Beulah Bringle to name the club. Christena Christ ill but improving. October weather verse and sales note from Tosdal Building in Salem Oregon stock.

W. R. Charles H. Taylor dies suddenly in Algona

The obituary notes the sudden death of W. R. Charles H. Taylor in Algona. He had recently returned to town, living with his sister Mrs Mae Hanegan after selling out two years prior. He leaves a wife and daughter, six sisters, and four brothers with names listed across Algona and surrounding towns.

Algona Mae Hanegan N. E. Bartlett Mae Hane Lottie Gross Eva Schoby Hattie Robinson Ledyard Clifford Lowe Athboy William of Burt Fred Sen Yale S. D Jay Elmore

America to Germans: self-reliance amid postwar strain

The letter describes European resentment toward the U.S. while praising local resilience. The writer details travel through Munich area, Oberammergau, and plans to Nürnberg, noting high taxes, hotel charges, and currency value. He reports health is decent, and mentions art galleries, churches, and mountain scenery during a Bavarian visit.

U. S U.S America Oberammergau Here Bavarian New York Central New York City Christ Jordan Nurenberg Germany Berry London New York Vienna Austria

Loyal to work and country guides a life of purpose

The article, adapted from PAT SULLIVAN, argues education and loyalty shape success. It recalls a Clarion Iowa laborer who promoted reading while mocked, then later faced hunger face to face. A railroad engineer tale reflects persistence, self‑improvement, and the value of a stable home and marriage as rewards of ambition. Elva Wanamaker and local names are noted with a Fort Dodge trip and Cedar Rapids visit.

Hg Ent Ployer Round House Clarion Iowa Roundhouse Cedar Rapids Dublin

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