The Fair A Big Success Splendid Livestock Exhibit
A prominent rural fair drew strong crowds with livestock displays poultry and agricultural products earning top premiums for outstanding entries. Local organizers praised community support and expected ongoing exhibitions next year.
Estherville Fair Draws Mixed Attendance and Strong Stock Show
The Estherville fair impressed with top quality cattle, horses, hogs and poultry, while attendance lagged due to Friday雨 and favorable weather otherwise. The stock parade featured diverse breeds, with centers of county exhibitors thriving. prize lists and parade details will follow in next week’s issue.
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Agricultural Society
Carnival Company
A. 0. Peterson
Alex Jolantin
Center Township
T Hat Township
Gauver
High Lake Township
Himmel
Francis Weat
Moores
Grover
Cox
Apyrgé
Geo. W. Murray
F.L. West
Geo. Marray
Geo
Gap
Murray
Methodist Conference to Gather in Estherville Next Week
More than three hundred ministers and lay leaders to attend the northwest Iowa Methodist conference from September 21 to 27. The city prepares lodging with private homes and hotel spaces. Bishop Berry to dedicate a new church building while Estherville marks the conference’s fiftieth anniversary. Pastor William Campbell Waseer, an Iowa native and Cornell and Boston Theological School graduate, leads local preparations and opens a program featuring undergraduates examination, welcome addresses, and sessions on social service and religious education.
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Towa
Dakota
Bennett Mitchell
Des Moines
Scotland
Ireland
le Mars
Andrew
Fort Dodge
Ieee
City
Northwest Town Conference
Commercial Club
State Register
Brooklyn
N.Y
Berry
Eatherville
Great Northwest Iowa
Society
Estherville
William Campbell Waseer
Cornell
Boston School of Theology
Rotherville
Clear Lake
Methodist Brotherhood
W. B. Patterson
Federation of Social Service
W. M. Baloh
Freedmen’s Aid Society
Voting contest nears close with close race implied
The Vindicator and Republican piano contest ends September 18 with last chance to vote. Subscriptions and votes drive tallies as winners are not yet known. Local contestants listed include Miss Ellison, Miss Turber, Miss McKibben, and Miss Hall, with voting options at county offices and the First National Bank.
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First National Bank
Elia Ellison
Anna Turber
Eatherville
Kessie McKibben
Bessie Jacobson
Misa Hattie Hall
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