Rail strike described as nationwide transport collapse threat
The document warns the strike could plunge the nation into disaster with food and fuel shortages as the railway system breaks down. It details halted mail trains, idle freight cars and locomotives, and acts of sabotage aimed at crippling interstate commerce and intimidating workers. The petition seeks an injunction against strikers and union officials to stop interference, hiring blocks, threats, trespassing, and organized walkouts, while preserving the right to work and enter employment.
West Emmet Attendees At Jackson Fair Friday
The G G Wheatley Harry Brown L W Stark C J Martens J H Larson H A Smith Cornell Olson and Ed Stamvick families were among those who attended the Jackson fair Friday The Misses Margaret and Henrietta Johnson who had been visiting the Claus Martens family for a week returned to their home in Chicago.
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Whiteford
Elsworth Township
Lee Sawyer
Hansen
Estherville
Dist
J. H. Larson
Chas. Gage
Graettinger
Irving Martens
Minneapolis
Cornell Olson
Twin Cities
Wisconsin
Mrs. Bond
West Emmet
Alma Herem' Ag
Alice Martens
Frank Brackett
Glidden
Burt Truesdell
Spencer
Vernon Plymesser
Lars Herem
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Hazel Gunderson
Superior
F. J. Clumn
G. G. Wheatley
Harry Brown
L. W. Stark
C. J. Martens
H. A. Smith
Ed. Stamvick
Margaret and
Henrietta Johnson
Claus Martens
Chicago
Serious Buick Accident Near Walter Schultz Farm
A Buick Six driven by Mrs. Fred Rankin overturned while attempting a turn east from the main gravel road north of the Walter Schultz farm. Occupants included Craig Rankin, L. L. Bingham’s son, Georgia Erickson, Romaine Kately, and Marie Mester who suffered a facial cut requiring stitches. Mester recovered enough to leave the hospital Saturday. No one could state the exact cause beyond a hard corner and driver unfamiliarity with the car. Damage included the top, windshield, and fenders.
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Walter Schultz
L. L. Bingham
Fred Rankin
Craig
Mr. Bingham
Georgia Erickson
Regular Services and Union Meetings Begin Sept 24 1922
Cordially invited to Lord's Day services on Sept 10 with Bible school at 10 a.m. and communion at 11 a.m. preaching at 11:30. Union Young Peoples meeting at 7 p.m. and union preaching at 8 p.m. with Bro Hurley. Union revival starts Sept 24 at Methodist church led by Evangelist Lin O McConnell. Loyal Helpers class social and business meeting Wednesday at Dell Stewarts.
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Union Young Peoples
Baptist’ Church
Baptist Church
Bro. Hurley
Linolan McConnell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Arlando Lough
Dell Stewart
Big water softening tank in operation near Rock Island
A new large water softening plant at the Rock Island round house began operation last week. It features a 370000 gallon steel stand pipe with two small steel vats containing dissolving chemicals, powered by rotary pumps. The system delivers softened water for locomotives and stationary engines, seen as a major improvement for engine service.
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Rock Island Round House
First Church of Christ Scientist Services and Reading Room
The First Church of Christ Scientist offers Sunday services at 11 o clock with a Sunday School at 10 o clock. Wednesday evening services are at 8 o'clock. A free public reading room is open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 3 to 5 for reading borrowing or purchasing authorized Christian Science literature. All are invited to attend.
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First Church OF , Christ, Scientist
Post members urged to read Legion Weekly for winter plans
The speaker urges all ex servicemen to join the post to receive the American Legion Weekly and learn about the Legion’s activities for veterans. Questions are raised about the post’s winter plans including football, basketball, indoor dances, and shows.
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American Legion Weekly
The
Legion
Legion Aids Disabled Veterans With Support Programs
The Legion states it will assist disabled veterans in obtaining compensation and improving their quality of life, offering guidance and resources to ensure access to benefits and services.
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The
Legion
Notice to Contractors for Estherville Sewer Project 1922
Official notice seeks sealed bids by city clerk for a six inch vitrified salt glazed sewer on Maple to Second Street, Estherville Iowa. Project includes 345 feet of pipe with manholes and appurtenances, to start by October 1 and finish by October 23 1922, with $100 certified check and bonds required. Payments via special assessment certificates at 6 percent interest.
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Estherville
Iowa
Third
Maple Streets
Maple Street
Second Street
City to award contract for improvements in Estherville
Estherville Iowa invites bids on improvement work with bonds required for faithful performance and four year maintenance. Proposals must be on blanks from the City Clerk, with plans on file in Estherville. Bids open at council chamber September 5 1922 per City Clerk A O Peterson.
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Council For Cause
Estherville
Iowa
Council
A. O. Peterson
FOR SALE AND RENT NOTICE CLIPPINGS
FOR SALE Strictly modern house. Epee in easy terms. Phofie 711. FOR RENT One four room cottage central location. One eight room modern house near F J Kennedy. WANTED Several second hand Boards Used to Exchange Esther ALL KINDS OF HAULING Cross country moving a specialty Good trucks competent drivers Phone 753. FOR SALE Pure Clover Hay Inquire at Vindicator and Republican office. 36w2
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Phofie
weRinuke
F. J. Kennedy
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Muscatine
Church OF Christ
American Legion
King’s Highway
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Maurice Doyle
the Legion
Ivory Dome
First National Bank
Estherville, Iowa
Dahl Brother
Manufacturers Co
First Trust and Savings Bank
F. H. Rhodes
Allis Chalmers
Oliver
Burt & Jones
Thor
Allen Stockdale
John Martyr
Lake Park
G. ’A. Nichols
Jim Naargard
Dolliver
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato, Minn
Munson
Boot Shop
R. S. McNeal
Mgr
Vindicator and Republican Publishers and Printers
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