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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1923

Page

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Civil War-Era Flag Pole Monument Dedication

In Patterson Madison county local citizens raised a flag pole to honor young men who enlisted for World War I. Russell Salisbury and Joseph Downs wrote their names and “killed in France” in cement, later protected. A monument eight by eight feet was unveiled Oct 7 with 2000 attendees. Anderson of Council Bluffs received the French Legion of Honor at Ft Omaha for bravery. General Dumont knighted him with a kiss on both cheeks.

United States Patter‘son Madison Russell Salisbury Joseph Downs France Patterson George A. L. Dumont Washington Eldon Anderson Council Bluffs Germany Anderson Ft. Omaha Neb Dumont Legion of Honor

Robbery at Arion Post Office Triggers Wide Hunt

On June 20, 1921 the Arion post office was robbed prompting a 100 mile alert. Cass county marshal A D Dean led a posse guarding the White Pole road as a taxi driver and a passenger were pursued. The incident ended in a civil suit, later compromised with Gould receiving funds and costs covered. The article also notes related past shootings and regional events including a Cedar Falls minister, Sioux City cattle sales, Mesquakie Pow Wow disputes, and tribal fund distributions.

Arion Crawford County Anita Cass County A. D. Dean Lake Atlantic Earl Alexander Goold Alexander Wheeler Supreme Court Gould Charles City

Old Iowa clock mirrors Columbus era in State Society care

In Professor Horack’s office at the University of Iowa a wooden clock, a close copy of the 15th century timepiece, sits as a heirloom of M W Davis. Metal parts are limited to weights and a shaft while a carved Columbus bust marks its age. The piece was presented to the State Historical Society of America over a decade ago. Meanwhile Red Ball Transportation pays two hundred dollars monthly in taxes for its Mason City fleet under a law taxing bus lines per ten miles and weight, with distributions by county.

Columbus America Frank E. Horack University of Iowa State Historical Society of America M. W. Davis Iowa City Society Red Ball Transportation Company Mason City Cerro Gordo County Floyd Chickasaw Bremer, Black Hawk, Franklin, Hardin, Story, Polk, Worth, Hancock Kossuth Counties

Rural Masonic lodge and town radio leadership noted

A rural Iowa Masonic lodge near Oakland and Council Bluffs seats dinners and events drawing many members. Casey in Guthrie and Adair counties operates 42 radio outfits enabling wide information access. Ed Shields first to hear Harding death in Cass County phone news to Atlantic. An Urbandale conference sermon by Rev Brown was heard 150 miles away. A rattlesnake nest found in a hollow tie between Waverly and Sumner.

F. X. Miller Cedar Falls Delaware County Iowa Marion White Pole Highway Pottawattamie County Oakland Council Bluffs Masonic Fraternity Casey Guthrie Adair Cass County Harding Ed Shields Atlantic Urbandale Federated Church Des Moines R. R. Brown Radio Stations Omaha Western Christian Missionary Alliance Urbandale Chicago Great Western Waverly Sumner

New Shipping Record By Barry Manufacturing Co

Barry Manufacturing Co of Muscatine set a new freight shipment record by water to San Francisco. A barge carried factory products down the Mississippi to New Orleans, then by ocean liner through the Panama Canal to the Pacific coast, with an estimated 20 percent freight saving. River passenger traffic was poor this summer, as low water stranded the Washington on a sand bar near Guttenberg for 28 hours and disrupted several excursions including Prairie du Chien to Lansing. The Henry G Dress was stuck below Lynxville for 24 hours until a government boat freed it. About 100 passengers were aboard Dress.

Barry Manufacturing Company Muscatine San Francisco Mississippi River New Orleans Panama Canal Pacific Coast Big River E. F. Medary Waukon Washington Guttenberg Prairie du Chien Lansing Henry G. Dress Lynxville

Sapiro to address Iowa teachers at Des Moines Coliseum

Chas F Pye announces Aaron Sapiro of New York will speak at the Iowa State Teachers Association convention in Des Moines Coliseum Friday morning Nov 2. Sapiro, a major promoter of farmers cooperatives, has organized 65 such groups nationwide with a yearly business turnover of 400 million dollars. Also noted is A L Godard of Fort Atkinson who pioneered Silver King corn and lives on his farm since 1853. his log house and pioneer relics are showcased at Goddard Park with open access for visitors.

Chas. F. Pye Iowa State Teachers 'Association Aaron Sapiro New York United States Iowa State Teachers’ Association Coliseum Des Moines Sapiro E. C. Bailey Decorah Goddard Minnesota National Conservation Congress St. Paul Goddard Park

Birth Reports from Ringsted Estherville Wallingford

September births list several children with parent names and towns. Margaret Jeanette Chis tensen daughter of Oscar C and Catherine E Guest Christensen Ring sted. Earl Marinus Petersen son of Fred C and Carrie Nielsen Petersen Ringsted. Orville Paulson son of Henry and Emma M Peterson Paulson Estherville. Barbara Ann Peterson daughter of Paul Alfred and Edith Pearl Wall Peterson Wallingford.

Margaret Jeanette Chistensen Oscar C Catherine E. Guest Christensen Ringsted Earl Marinus Petersen Fred C Carrie Nielsen Petersen Orville Paulson Henry Emma M. Peterson Paulson Estherville Barbara Ann Peterson Paul Alfred Edith Pearl Wall Peterson Wallingford

Births in Estherville area list several September names

A readable fragment lists births in Estherville and Maple Hill areas with dates in September. Named children include Nellie Berge, Helen Marguerite Weissert, Kathleen Mae Deming, Mary Ellen Foren, Lester Fisher, Esther Fisher, Walter Eugene Mason, Herbert Lee Elis, Leland Emmett Anderson, and others. Parents include M. and F. Berge, Roy and Josie Clymer, Gilbert M. and Emma Fisher, F. X. and Margaret Foren, and more.

Grandville Allen Brownstherville Mikoyna Jane ’ Burke Perile E Anna M. Christensen Burke Estherville Nellie Marie ‘Berge Martin ,M Frida Schware Berge William Emery Clymer Roy Josie Ellis Clymer Helen Marguerite Weissert Louis Berths Kuntz Weissert Kathleen Mae Deming William Elliott Emi Eliza Nichols Deming Margaret N. van de Walle Philman Gertrude Mino van de Walle Maple Hille Mary Ellen Foren F. X Margaret Howe Foren Georgee B Jessie B Fritz Anderson

Unique Memorial to President Harding in Jerusalem Quarry

A notable memorial service for President Harding was held 150 feet underground in King Solomon's quarry, Jerusalem, by American Masons traveling in Palestine. Masons processed with lighted tapers, an address on Harding's life was given, and the group sang Blessed Be the Tie That Binds as taps sounded by a British soldier. Resolutions of sympathy were sent to Mrs. Harding, with attendees including Rev. Dr. Christopher P. Sparling, Charles Mervyn Young, and Fred M. Supplee.

President Harding King Solomon’s Quarry Jerusalem Palestine Harding Christopher P. Sparling Protestant Episcopal Church of the Prince of Peace Charles Mervyn Young Fred M. Supplee Baltimore

Eye health tonic claim in early 1900s ad copy

Fragmentary OCR shows an advertising notice for an “one ’smu bottle” claimed to ease sore weak or strained eyes. Mentions aluminum cup and brand Jay Johnston & Co., Druggiste, with free offer implied.

Jay Johnston & Co

Bankrupt Robert Carl Rogers Adjudicated in Emmet County

Notice to creditors of Robert Carl Rogers of Estherville Iowa that on October 16 1923 he was adjudicated bankrupt. First meeting of creditors will be held November 12 1928 at 1 00 pm at Emmet County Court House Estherville Iowa to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct other business. The bankrupt must be present. Algona Iowa October 19.

Robert Carl Rogers Carl ‘Rogers Emmet Estherville P. O Robert Carl Rogers Iowa

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