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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1920

Page

6

Corn is King in Northern Iowa Says Weather and Markets

O A Nichols notes the Fed calls on banks to cut indebtedness by ten percent, pressuring borrowers already stretched by land purchases and investments. He urges banks to help clients, warns of hardship if the demand stays in place. He ends with optimism on upcoming warm weather and a promising corn crop, calling corn king.

Federal Revere Bank Teeal Federal Reserve Institution Fowa

Brisbanes Republicans on the sugar charge debate

The Cedar Rapids Republican carries a rebuke of Democrats over alleged campaign fund figures. It argues sugar price profiteering funded by voters’ pennies, cites a $900 million handover to sugar speculators, and questions why Democrats have not acted against profiteers tied to aircraft board profits. The piece also notes church services at a Methodist Episcopal Church with Dr. Frank Mossman speaking and plans for fall programs at Morningside College.

Iearst Brisbane United States Mr. Harding Aircraft Cox Cedar Rapids Methodist Episcopal Church Frank Mossman Morningside College Epworth League Methuaiists Butik Scuibers

Graver School Opens. Local News and Visits Noted

Graver School opened Monday with a light attendance as seven profiles entered for 5th grade work. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Smith left Sunday for Grundy Center. Albert Heaton and friends visited Graver. the Anderson sisters attended Tres Maines fair. Miss Marcella Ahrens is on the sick list. Residents traveled to Kanawha and Lisbon, ND. several moved residences in town. Oscar Wickens ill with bronchitis. A missionary program drew about eighty attendees with varied acts, lunch served, and $22 raised for the missionary fund. Social events included Midway Country club gathering and a church visit by guests from Estherville and Waterloo. League classes were postponed for old settlers picnic week.

Geo. Smith Grundy Center Albert Heaton Graver George Thurgeson Lisbon Anna Anderson Kate Anderson Tres Maines Marcella Ahrens Werb Vetter Gal Hown County Hazel Purrell Rimey Hospital Robert Andrews Fuller Billy Higinbotham Mildred Hoff Kanawha Hancock County Billy Forest City Higinbotham Grover Henry Krieser Will Harvey Ren Vail Spencer Oscar Wickens Adolphus Miner J. A. Musson I. J. Broad Michigan Frank Hartman Jessie Krieger Floyd Goldsberry Vivian Taylor Logan Anderson Evgerald Everence Gustafson The Missionary Society Owen Wickens Midway Country Club Metzlar Ivor Inllinois Indiana Hatch Bingham Estherville Paden Shaw Waterloo Presbyterian Church Swan Lake Verna Grants League Old Settlers Sam Fielding Godfrey Milne Margaret Dowden Opal Kline Grover and Vicinity

Emmet Echoes Weather Rain and Local Happenings

Emmet township notes show rain slowing farm work and thrashing while residents attend events. Mrs Frank Ahrens and son Famet return from hospital in Estherville. Clarence Schank from Fillmore town visits. School resumes in consolidated building with good attendance. Residents visit Estherville Strawberry Point and Des Moines state fair coverage noted. Several attend Jackson county fair, but rain curtailed last part. Community members travel to Grainther or nearby fairs and hospitals.

Frank Ahrens Famet Estherville Mica Gaime Emmet Clarence Schank Filnworth TL. O. Hanson FE. A. T Hanson Miss Jacobson Grasttinger Strawberry Point Clarence Anderson Twin Cities Jackson County Irving Fllerston Grachtinger H. W. Horswell Motherville Des Moines Ruby Ellerston Spirit Lake Emmet Township

West Emmet 74 and local schooling notes in county wrap

West Emmet 74 reports Albert Bringle returning Thursday to Northfield to resume studies at St Olaf College. Multiple items note teachers and schools in Emmet township, residents visiting Jackson fair, county residents visiting kin, a new son for Mr. and Mrs. Wheatley, a poultry culling demo by county agent C. S. Wygle, and a sales job ad by National Refining Co.

Albert Bringle Northfield St. Olaf's College Iva Larson Emmet Consolidated School Coral Wallingford Chast Miss Larson Jackson Fair Louis Gruber Sioux City H. Peterson Vera Fisher Alice Martins Johanna Martin Welnitz Pocahontas H. A. Smith Zeigler Keosauqua H. J. Anderson Nelson Wheatley Robert Miles Emmet Palo Alto National Refining Co Dubuque Towa

Ruthven Iowa hosts three day race meet September 21 22 23

Ruthven Iowa prepares for a big three day race meet with racing and amusements on September 21 22 and 23. Local organizers invite spectators and participants to enjoy competitive events and community entertainment across the festival.

Ruthven Iowa

Davidson Duer couple wed in Ringsted ceremony

Edward C. Davidson of Ringsted and Jennie Duer of Ringsted were married Monday afternoon September 6 at the home of Rev. F W TaGroane in Astherville after qualifying at the Clerk of Court. Witnesses were Robert Jacobsen and Mrs Robert Jacobsen. The couple, both active in church and social life, are highly regarded.

Davidson-Duer Edward C. Davidson Jennie Duer Ringsted Astherville Sidney FB. Bemis F. W. TaGroane Fpiscaps Church Robert Jacobsen Davidson Bancroft Dyer Emmetsburg

Notice of Filing Plat and Schedule Des Moines IA 1920

Notice states a plat and schedule on file for public inspection showing proposed assessments for curb and gutter construction on Main St Seventh to Allen's Add Tes Moines St Seventh to Allen's Add Fight St Lincoln to Des Moines St Ninth St Tincoin to Roberts St Estherville and other parcels. Owners listed as practicable with amounts per parcel and any railways. Objections must be written within twenty days to City Clerk and City Council before assessments are made. Date first published September 1920.

Main St Seventh St Allen’s Add Tes Moines St Alen’s Add Fight St Lincoln St Des Moines St Ninth St Tincoin Roberts St Estherville Renis & Schlick

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O. A. Nichols, Faitar and Mer Americas MR. Brisbane West Emmet First National Bank Provident Savings Bank Provident Trust Co Pixie Mies Grace Elia A. A. Wilcox SRW Manhattan RAIFE Michaels Stern NAU Brothers
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