Gole Family to Bury Today After Illness
A family from Minneapolis speaks of funeral plans for Cole Gole who died after a prolonged illness. The service will be held at Rhodes block plumbing site with interment to follow. Family members include his widow and daughter as they prepare for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oli
Rhodes Block
Air Funeea Ajervocs
Amill
Ecine
Ternborg Fumera
Napa Bintang
Cole
Minnéapolis
Services Wed for Mrs Son of Armstrong
Armstrong Oct 23 funeral set for Mrs Alton Ferguson 50 of east of Armstrong who died at Fairmont hospital Monday October 16 from anemia and complications survived by husband two sons and two daughters. Local dog gift to retiring Navy man story notes a purebred dog sent to Washington D C worker Milas Nichols explains purpose and the Navy presents the dog to Mr Young with a photograph included The dog will be a star boarder in their home at Milford camp construction by C C G under Lieut Theodore Emakuke continues as the winter camp nears occupancy the town welcomes a new family from Mountain Lake Minnesota moving into the former N B Loots house in Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Yiots Ware
Awea
Alton Ferguson
Fairmont Hospital
Caenk
Lonis
Bhe
Navy
Adelaide Nichols
Washington, D. C
Milas Nichols
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Navy Department
Washington, D.C
Ie Civil
Fencita
Young
Naval
A.tioe
Ofane
Emory & Land
USB. N
Theodore Emakuke
C. C. CG
Milford
Today’s Markets Readout
Market notes show corn futures activity and price movements amid varied supply signals. Reading from the brief, it mentions No 2 yellow corn and references miscellaneous market symbols without clear directional data or full figures.
Harvest shows potash effect on yields and hybrids
Agricultural notes report potash fertilizer plots yielding 41.12 to 64.29 bushels per acre for corn on alkali soil, with untreated checks around 42 bushels. Hybrid corn Wallace’s 355 from Hibred shows 61.5 to 78.5 bushels per acre, outperforming open pollinated varieties, especially on lighter soils. Weather permitting, a large local turnout is planned for the Minnesota-Town game and University Homecoming. a list of attendees is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Shearar
Estherville
August Rosenbarger
Esthervills
Ascar
Andreasen
Ringster
Éraz
Grimes
Iowa
Wallace's
August Rosenberger
Golden King
Henry Peterson
Grundy Oo
L. B. Swartz
County Farm
Wimples
QO. Lundy
Reid
Reliance
Ministerial Association Dinner and Thanksgiving Plans
The Estherville Ministerial Association and wives met at Fort Defiance shelter for a covered dish dinner honoring Rev. and Mrs. McDonald and Rev. Ortmeyer. Officers elected include Rev. Frank Yearnd as president and Rev. Ortmeyer as secretary treasurer. Plans were made for the annual Thanksgiving service in the Methodist church with Rev. McDonald to preach at 10:00 AM. The piece also promotes a community subscription campaign offering credits and rewards for renewals and new subscriptions, urging eager participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association of
Estherville
Shelter House
Fort. Defiance State Park
Mae Donald
Free, Methodist Church
Ortmeyer
Methodist ,Church
Chester Hull Fined $25 for Petty Larceny in Coal Theft
Chester Hull of this city received a $25 fine and costs after pleading guilty to petty larceny before Justice Gus T. Peterson. Hull, arrested at his home for stealing coal from a Rock Island sidetrack, could not pay the fine and started serving it in the county jail. Police traced coal to Hull’s basement and returned several hundred pounds to Harker-Beauman Lumber Yard. several other men are suspected of similar thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Hull
Gus T. Peterson
Hull
Rock Island l
Sixth Street
Case
Jones
Twitch
Harker-Beauman
Harkr-Beaumanrd
Armstrong High Juniors to Present Ghosts Play Oct 27 28
Armstrong High School juniors will stage The Valley for Ghosts, a three act mystery comedy, October 7 to 28 to raise funds for the junior senior banquet. The cast features Helen Beck, Jack Martin, Sue Evans, Georges Bilhore, Minn Etrange, Mary Sere Bul, and others in roles across a village setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora Fackle
Lily’ Viokt
Mary Sere
Uiler
Elvira
Toad
Villager
Mrs. Scott
Bates
Deeb Sau
Gari Atobipan
Ells Young Jones
Midgets Tie Indians In Fort Conference Clash
Estherville Junior College Midgets draw 0-0 with Spirit Lake Indians in a Lakes Conference match marking a rare tie and keeping Spirit Lake in title contention. Estherville threatened late, but Indian defense held firm throughout. Estherville also notes a 12-0 setback to Waldorf the prior day, while locals tout improved form as season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake Indians
Rock of Gibraltar
Estherville
Emmetsburg
Spencer High School
Estherville Junior College
Waldorf Eleven
Wolves
Sheer Powe
Coyote
Elwood Jose Qlmat
Acals Bs
Farmers Strike Action At Emmet County Farm Holiday Meet
Local Emmet County Farm Holiday association officers resolve to join a farm strike begun in Iowa. Members will withhold all farm produce from markets until the strike ends. The movement seeks cost of production reform, mortgage refinancing at low rates, and immediate payment of soldiers' compensation certificates with non interest treasury notes. Community participation expected as membership drives widen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet
Towa
Eichner
Farm Holliday Association
Treasury
Superior Juniors Stage Enter the Hero Class Play
Superior high school juniors present the class play Enter the Hero on November 3 with a cast including Adelaide Melnott Helen Clemenson Muriel Morrison and others. The production is coached by Floy Heinrich with a tap dance by Nona Lewis Lola Johnson and Lorraine Olson and musical numbers by LaHoma Jean Rosik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior High School
Nona Lewis
Lola Johnson
Lorraine Olson
LaHoma Jean Rosik
Reduced Passenger Bateau Announced
Western railways officials announce fare reductions effective December 1 with two cent per mile holiday rates for Thanksgiving and Christmas periods. Chicago to California drop from 144 to 111 dollars, and winter excursions to Southwest regions cut about 20 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Railways
W. H. Liddell
Trans-Continental Passenger Association
Western Passenger Association
Western Association of Railway Executives
Pacific Coast
Chicago
California
Blaney
Ines
Southwest
Texas
Mexico
St. Louis
Memphis
New Orleans
Cousin Dies of Sleeping Sickness in Kansas City
Leonard Smith of Rock Island learns of his cousin Harry Smith's death in Kansas City from sleeping sickness. The deceased was in his forties. his wife also suffers with COPD. Beyne and Mrs Geo Robb travel from Iowa City with their son Morrill to Chicago for the Century of Progress exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Smith
Rock Island
Harry Smith
Kansas City
Smith
Oll Beyne
Geo. Robb
Iowa City
Morrill
Chicago
Auto Licenses Delinquent Date Changed to February First
A law enacted last winter shifts auto license delinquency from January 1 to February 1. Licenses remain payable on the new due date, February 1, with the prior January 1 deadline no longer in effect.
Tragic motor car strikes couple at Orleans crossing
A Rock Island motor car on a relief run struck and killed Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Miller at the Orleans crossing near the hotel this afternoon around 4 30. The Millers, aged 80 and 75, from Spencer area, were in a Whippet coach heading west when the collision occurred. engineer Jet Paul reportedly sounded warnings but the driver did not hear. The bodies were taken to Spirit Lake undertakers. Surviving children include Bernard, John, and Paul Miller. daughters Mrs. King and Mrs. Ettinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
P. M. Miller
Orleans
Spirit Lake
Miler
Weeds
Spencer
Cer
Cooking School Delights Estherville Housewives at Roosevelt Auditorium
Housewives of Estherville enjoyed afternoons at the Vindicator and Republican cooking school held at the Roosevelt auditorium with lecturer Mrs. Katherine BaldRidge demonstrating multiple dishes and decoration. Local merchants and manufacturers funded and stocked the event with kitchen equipment, ingredients, and samples from Purity Baking yeast to Silver Leaf butter, Oak Hill Guernsey milk, and Armour products among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mthervile
Vindicator and
Republican
Roosevelt
Katherine Baldridge
Wedk
Estherville
Mahlum and Anderson
Mallory and Barsett
Twellen Furniture Store
Bampie
Purity Baking Yeast
Purity Yeast Company
P. G. Gray
Lake Park
Butler
Oak Hill Guernsey Company
HR. N. Jensen & Sons Milling Company
Cocoa, Cola Bottling Company
Spirit Linke
Harry Smithers
Spirit Lake
Ralph's Confectionery
Raife's Shoe
Hammes and Sons Ltds
Roy Brown
Ready To Wear
L. M. Christensen Dry Goods
H. Ovansky Mercantile
J. C. Penney
St. Paul
Heneman Auto Company
Construction to Begin on Eldora Civilian Conservation Camp
Construction on a civilian conservation corps camp at Eldora will start soon. The Fine Lake site is among several established in lows. The Chatfield Minnesota camp will move to Eldora and building work for housing the men will start at once for completion by November 15. Lieut. R. O. Kilpatrick of the engineer reserves St. Paul is already on site and work was expected to start Thursday.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Eldora
Fine Lake
Lows
Chatfield
Minn
Eldors
R. O. Kilpatrick
St. Paul
Grand jury indicts Canada over forged vote record in Goeders case
Kossuth County grand jury returned an indictment against James E. Canada for uttering a forged instrument by altering D. H. Goeders vote record in the 1932 primary. The investigation touched on attempts to remove Goeders from the fish and game commission, with testimony about political loyalties and voter status. Governor Herring testified briefly, saying he only saw photo static copies and had no direct knowledge of the books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
James E. Canada
D. H. Goeders
Goeders
Th Fish and Game Commission
Canada
Goedera
Kowath
Herring
Des Moines
Algony
Mrs Sifrit Dies After Pneumonia At 67
Flora Belle Sifrit 67 wife of Frank Sifrit of Estherville died Sunday night at her home from pneumonia. Born August 17 1876 in Pennsylvania she lived in Estherville nearly five years. Burial will be at Terrill after services at Estherville Christian church at two with Rev. M A Lowe presiding. Survived by husband and four children Joe Art Thelma Sheldon. two children Michael and Dora preceded in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Belle Sifrit
Frank Sifrit
Estherville
Waldorf College Homecoming Set For Oct 27-29
Wal dorf college to mark thirtieth annual homecoming with special recognition for founder R. Balvesen at Forest City. A testimonial dinner Friday Oct 27 invites church officials pastors former instructors alumni students and friends. Local supporters include Crawford Brothers Ehrers Lyman Heyer Bidles Sanborn’s grocery Estesville G E Holquist Terri J A Haring Wallingford and Sanborn stores at Armstrong and Ewen City. Mrs Alice Ford of Esthergilk aided Baldridge in the cooking school and assisted Miss Gladys Looney in January. Baldridge recently spent two months in Washington on NRA code work and joined wife for weekend stays in Spencer and Storm Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. 8
Balvesen
Waldorf College
Forest City
Crawford Brothers
F. Ehrers
Geo. H
Town officials hear safety campaign by state inspector
Dtlivers and county officials gathered at Estherville courthouse to view a new safety inspection plan led by state inspector Harry Brown. Cars will be checked for brakes lights steering and alignment and receive an OK sticker or referrals for repairs with a follow up check in days. A new flare law requiring trucks to carry flares and position them on road ahead and behind was also explained with future meetings scheduled in Spencer Rock Rapids Emmetsburg and Algona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dtlivers
Himimet
Court House
Estherville
Ataté
Harry Brown
Brown
Motor Vehicle Department
Inspector Brown
Spencer
Rock Rapids
Emmetsburg
Algona
Clift Fredericksen
Emkt Twite
John Lilley
Case
Jones
Langmo
Art Andrews
Marshall C. A. Resaler
Grover
Geo
Dojliver
Cuttorney
Wi Hale
Edna Ries
Thos. Valli
Armstrong
Fatherville
Nichols
Fon
West
Maurice Doyle
Ed Sorum
Legion Post
Pickerel Catch At Spirit Lake Nets 37 Inch Big Fish
Art Yates and Mie Yates top a Spirit Lake fishing day as they reel in a 37 inch pickerel weighing 11 pounds from the Omar Brothers boat livery. Conference County agent M A Balkemala spends the week at Ames attending a county agents conference and departs Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Yates
Spirit Lake
Omar Brothers
M. A. Balkemala
Ames
Brotherhood Official Here at Meeting
A. B. Pierson of Kansas City spoke in Estherville on Sunday before a meeting of the O. R. O. Pierson is an official of that organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V-n— Brotherhood
A. B. Pierson
Kansas City
Estherville
Pierson
Smith called away by father's death
K A Smith was summoned home by the passing of his mother who died suddenly. Funeral services were conducted Sunday.
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Son OF Armstrong
CCC
Armstrong Armatrong
A. FP
Mountain Lae
N B. Looth
University of Minnesota
Leila Soonberg
Gretchen Smith
J. &. Allard
Nina Berg
al Holiness
Migs Dresse’ Hepp
Mise Alles
Paul Gay
Rand
Herb Allen
Myra
Tom Donnelly
Jay Johnston
Egeerteen
Mes
L. EB
Wm. Bale
L. M. Christensen
B. M. Pieres
G. Ewen
Hary Brown
B. Greeisdale
Greig
Ckinghom
Ay Fur
Cerconcia
Orte
Nea Bie
Aldrich Ave
W Holiday
Superior Juniors
VWR
R. I
Cooking
Eldora Camp
Kossuth County
Iowa Falls Sentinel
Tra A. Nichols
Tom Purett, Jr
W. Earle Hall
Mason City
Globs-Gazette
8. Barnes
Northwood Ano
Purcell
Hampton Chronicle
University of Town
Town
Mesdames
M. Jones
Henry Mahlum
Guy Nadel
B. Brackett
Dorothy Mahlum
Eastern Btar
Iowa- South Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa Motor Vehicle Department
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