Injunction Averts National Railroad Shopmen Strike
Federal Judge James H. Wilkerson grants a sweeping temporary injunction to stop union heads from furthering the railroad shopmen strike. Harry M. Daugherty asserts the government must act to prevent national rail disruption and a looming fuel shortage, detailing efforts and appeals totaling over 40,000. The hearing to make the injunction permanent is set for September 11 as the administration portrays the move as necessary to preserve open shop and public welfare.
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Chicago
Ills
James H. Wilkerson
Harry M. Daughtery
United States
Daugherty
America
Harding
Wilkerson
James’ H. Wilkerson
United States Railroad Labor Board
Editors Tour Montana Soaks Up Warm Montana Hospitality
A Iowa Editorial Special recounts generous welcomes in Lewistown and Great Falls. In Lewistown a tent served as HQ with writing facilities and free postage stamps, plus a noon meal at Joe King’s ranch and a Judith Basin tour. Great Falls offered a full day of breakfast, grain-field tours, copper mill visit, a hydroelectric dam picnic, a fireworks display, and a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Billings
Lewiston
E. E. Taylor
Traer Star-Clipper
Lewistown
Joe King
King
Judith Basin
Montana
Country Club
Great Falls
Mary E. Doxee
Monticello
Hotel Rainbow
Belt
Giant Spring
Rainbow Dam
Park Hotel
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Missouri
Montana Power Company
Hausner Creamery Operated in Absence of Owner
Milo Hausner, owner of the Hausner Creamery, remains missing after a week as the plant runs at full capacity under the capable management of Mrs. Hausner and her father F. S. Sheffeld of Graettinger.
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Milo Hausner
Hausner Creamery
Enrollment Records Show Crowded High School Start
The city schools opened with 369 pupils, five post graduates, and 47 teachers. The high school is crowded, using the south basement of the old Washington building as a classroom. Junior high enrollment decreased from 1921 to 22. A Rock Island round house visit notes active car repair shops and skilled workers, with 150+ employed and plans to reach full efficiency, plus temporary housing and generous meals for workers.
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Washington
Charles City
Cedar Falls
Supt. Hilliard
Rock Island
Wm. Fahey
Estherville
Schools of County Ready for Work in Emmet County
The Emmet County districts announce a ready-to-work teaching corps for the new year. A long list of rural and consolidated school teachers is named, including many in Estherville Gruver Ringsted Graettinger Wallingford Fairmont and other towns, with a focus on progress and effective instruction.
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Emmet
Marie Sorum
Dorothy Juhl
Estherville
Beaulah Hornby
J. Oscar Johnson
Gruver
Clara Suss
Vera Fisher
Beth Eldred
Graver
Mae Wold
Alice Fox
Josephine Thorndyke
Margaret Lynch
Denmark
Esther Bennickson
Emma. Anderson
Ringsted
Gladys Bushan
Alma Anderson
Ella Saxton
Mary Nolan
Ellsworth
Mabel Whiteford
Kate Brogan
Laura Harland
Grace Weasel
Rose Harvege
Hazel Whiteford
Vera Ankrum
Bernice Clark
Grace Gilbertson
Maple Hill
Twelve Mile Lake
Bessie Benesh
Mary I. Engler
Albert City
Kathryn Lippert
Mayme Thompson
Graettinger
Sylvia Thorson
Rigsted
Ind.ick
F. Vanderstoep
Rol Holldorf
D. Winder
Jessie I. Nash
Esther Beck
Rings
Erma Olson
Dlrs
Oakes
Katheryn Vanderstoep
Halfa
I. E. Moore
Elsie Trabert
Opal Harcourt
Evelyn Stuckey
Dolliver
Eva Clark
Emmet Consolidated
M. L. Merritt
Elizabeth Myers
Rogers
Ark
Edith Allen
Veo
Iowa
Verna Wickens
Grover
Lorena
J. Marten
Riceville
Captivated by Bitter Root Valley Montana
A letter from Miss Reba Jones describes a three week visit to Bitter Root Valley Montana during a Westward trip. She and her mother stayed on a ranch near Stevensville and praised the country before returning to Sioux City after a brief stay.
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Reba Jones
Bitter Root Valley
Montana
Stevensville
Miss Jones
Sioux City
City Urges Water Rationing Amid Dry Spell
Residents are urged to conserve city water as supplies run low. Use for households only and stop watering lawns and flowers. Despite a large tank on the hill, excess usage risks shortages, with fire protection still essential and river water discouraged for household use.
Tag Day Saturday for Benefit of Strikers
A benefit tag sale will be held all day Saturday Sept 9 and in the evening on city streets to aid striking shopmen. Wives and daughters will handle the sale and every citizen can contribute any amount from a dime to a ten dollar bill or more, with generosity encouraged to the fullest extent.
Des Moines Valley Young People League Convention
The Des Moines Valley Young People's League of the St Ansgar Circuit met in Lutheran church sessions September 1 2 3 with ten Leagues represented. Officers for next year were elected and program featured sermons by Rev Tollefson Rev Halvorson Rev Wigdahl and Rev Glenn, along with musical numbers and a Madagascar lecture. Large crowds attended, hospitality extended by Estherville, and next year's meeting place undecided.
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Des Moines
Tollefson
Emmetsburg
Estherville
S. A. Berge
Martin Simonson
Lost Island
Albert Bringle
Herman Gilbert
State Line
Caroline Myhre
Olga Ressell
Wallingford
T. Hermanson
Ruthven
J . Tréas
Florence Berdin
Norman Nelson
Cylinder
A. Anstenson
Graettinger
Christ
Savior
Jesus Christ
Gwendolyn Jensen
Gudrid Nane
Paul
Hansen
Halvorson
Madagascar
Wigdahl
Clara Movie
Ottoson
Lost Island Church
Jesus
Glenn
Henry Hageman's Poland China Hog Farm Featured
Sunday visitors toured Henry Hageman's Gruver area Hog farm, viewing eighty five spring pigs and five litters in cooling quarters. Heat claimed several piglets, while the herd boars, including a son of Ambition, impressed with size and bone. Hageman, famed for big type Poland Chinas, plans likely winter sales drawing strong bids.
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Henry Hageman
Poland
Gruver
Henry
Wiself
George Brannan of Gruver Passes Away
George Brannan died August 29, 1922 at Gruver after a paralyzing stroke while seeking treatment for cancer. Born January 7, 1856 in Pencatonica Illinois, he married Etta Couse in 1880 at Rockford. Eight children were born, three died in infancy. Surviving are his wife, several daughters and sons, a sister in Illinois, and Gruver neighbors who mourn his loss. Funeral held in Gruver Thursday at 2 pm. remains sent to Estherville and Illinois for burial beside his wife. He joined M W A lodge in 1886 and was a charter member in Eureka camp No 500. Woodmen lodge also noted.
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George Brannan
Cherokee
Gruver
Mr. Brannan
Pencatonica
Ill
Etta Couse
Rockford
Brannan
Iowa
Sadie Kreiger
Kate Grimms
Susie Grimms
Iva
Ray
Illinois
Estherville
Ilinois
Mr. Brannon
M. W. A. Lodge
Eureka Camp No. 500
Woodmen Lodge
Forty-Five Try Impressive Estherville High Team Tryouts
About forty five students are trying out for Estherville High School football as fans wonder if the team can repeat past success. Several holdovers from last year return but most newcomers have little experience, demanding hard work to develop skills. Outsiders who can provide support are urged to join and back the squad to the limit until the opening game is announced.
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Estherville High School
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Luther Convention
Féin
George. Brannan
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