Winter Lyceum Course Arranged in Estherville
The Estherville Business Men's Lecture Course offers six headlining numbers from Oxford Company Apollo Concert Henry A Adrian Sarah Mildred Willmer Albert Edward Wiggam and The Starrs. Tickets available now with a lineup of nationally renowned entertainers and educators starting October 8.
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Ketherville Business Men
Oxford Company
Lyceum
Apollo Concert Company
Henry A. Adrain
Appolo
Appollo Company
Luther’ Burbank
Luther Burbank
Mr. Burbank
Albert Edward Wiggam
Miss Willmer
Estherville
Sarah Bernhardt
Albert Edward ‘Wiggam
Starrs
Wilbur Starr
Chautauqua
America
Europe
Castle Square Grand Opera Company
Nebraska
Missouri
Great Circus Coming Soon to Klug Theatre
A notice announces a forthcoming film show at the Klug Theatre with ring performances, stage setups, and four reels. It promises a complete lecture on aliens life, detailed views from multiple viewpoints, and a bold promise of vivid, high grade imagery for audiences.
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Cifema
Itg Sea
Klug Theatre
Rev Mark Paulson Moves to Albert Lea as Rector
The Standard reports Rev Mark G Paulson formerly of Grace Episcopal Church in this city accepted the rectorate of Christ Church in Albert Lea Minnesota. Vestry invited him to succeed Rev Duncan Weeks and he may conduct services on Sunday September 10. Also noted are court adjournment, visits to Fort Dodge, bridge party, and other local items.
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Mark Paulson
Grace” Episcopal Church
Christ Church of
Albert Lea
Minnesota
Evity Amya
Christ Church
Mark G. Paulson
Snohomish
Washington
Duncan Weeks
Paulson
Community entertainment board reorganizes for winter season
B. B. Anderson is elected permanent chair man with W. W. Walker as secretary and treasurer. Committees for advertising ticket sales and attractions are appointed. Profits roll to next year’s treasury. Reason tickets set at 1.50 for adults and 1.00 for school children to boost attendance. Single admissions 60c, 50c for Oxford and Apollo. Events begin at eight with no late seating.
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B. B. Anderson
W. W. Walker
Stig
Oxford
Apollo
Last week to secure extra votes in club subscriptions
The Vindicator and Republican campaign promotes a last chance offer for $20 subscriptions to gain 100 000 extra votes. Contestants urged to recruit supporters and bankers as judges, with September deadlines and emphasis on hard work, perseverance, and broad community reach in Estherville, Iowa.
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Iowa
Vindicator
O'ologk
Estherville
Engineer Ov Ditlon Stricken On Running Train
Engineer Ov Ditlon of the branch passenger train between Iowa Falls and Hatherville was forced from his engine with a sinking spell last Thursday. He was brought to Estherville and admitted to Anderson hospital where physicians report abnormal blood pressure and a burst blood vessel in the brain. The 63 year old has served the rails forty years and has been in good health generally. Oransky's store will close Saturday September 18 for a religious holiday and reopen at 6 pm Saturday.
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Iowa Falls
Hatherville
Oa Ditlon
Estherville
Anderson Hospital
Dillon
Contest Bulletin Drives Voters to Action Before Cutoff
The notice urges supporters to work hard as the contest closes in ten days. It promotes the chance to win an Overland touring car and emphasizes persistence, energy, and strategic effort to reach the higher prize mark.
Local Residents Move In And Visit Far Afield
Mrs and Mrs Wm Gavin Kayvel moved into their new home on South Seventh street. Mr and Mrs F W Rosser and Mr and Mrs R J Morse returned from the Twin Cities Thursday. Mrs Jas Espeset entertained the South Band league of the Presbyterian church Friday. Mrs H Rhodes entertained friends to luncheon Thursday. Mr and Mrs Harry Gilroup of Albert Lea were business visitors in Wetherville Friday and Saturday. Miss Carrie M Heraler left Friday evening for Troy New York and then Philadelphia. Mrs N Halsey of St Paul visited Dr and Mrs H W Bachman last week and returned home Saturday.
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Wm. Gavin Kayvel
South, Seventh Street
F. W. Rosser
R. J. Morse
Twin Cities
Jas. Espeset
South Band League
The
Presbyterian Church
H. W. Bachman
Auto Plate Mix Up Highlights Des Moines Visit
The re trenchment and reform committee found a mismatch in auto plate orders. A three year plate plan would require a new number each year despite plans to keep the same plate, prompting possible adjustments next year. The report notes owners may face three yearly taxes with a single number.
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Des Moines
Historical Department
Secretary of State
Tabernacle Meeting Plans Advance In Estherville
Churches unite to organize eight committees for a four week Tabernacle meeting with a 2000 seat capacity. Building, prayer, advertising, personal workers, finance, ushers, musical, and entertainment panels named. Executive set to direct preparations as Bulgin Evangelistic party arrives in Estherville for revival.
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Presbyterian
Methodist, Christian and
Union Baptist
Union Baptist Church
Fred Robinson
C. W. Hall
R. O. Clark
L. V. Cranston
J. W. Thompson
Blakey
H. B. Lawrence
R. J. Ridley
W. W. Walker
R. A. Bovaird
C. E. Person
Charles Werling
LeRoy Turner
Harry Jones
John Smith
L. C. Doolittle
G. W. Hinshaw
M. E. Hansen
R. I. Morse
W. W. Picker
Ing
A. Lough
H. Willams
W. L. Hull
A. J. Case
S. M. Osgood
B. B. Anderson
L. €. Doolittle
Bulgin Evangelistic Party
Dr. KE
J. Bulsin
George Lawrence Rose
Grace Bronaugh Rose
Estherville Noy
Tabernacle
Girl Bitten by Dog in Yard Incident Injures Eye and Hand
Six year old Git Bitten by Dog Wingone Sampson lives on South Tenth street while playing in the yard with children a cross dog jumped on her and bit her above one eye on the cheek and on the hand and leg The dog owned by C H Howard a dray man was shot and the child rests easily after the attack
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Wingone Sampson
Walter H. Sampson
South Tenth Street
C. H. Howard
Where Our Students Go Miss Laura Robb et al state college moves
Miss Laura Robb Harold Lough Chrissie Hanson Frank Johnston Willie Overholt leave for Ames to enter the state college. Grace Crim Harold Crim John Greig Catherine Murray Walter Crowell go to Milnesa polls to enter the state university. Maris Crowell to Notre Dame Indiana to resume studies at Saint Mary's college. Edwin Rhodes to Wisconsin state university to resume studies after west trip. Auns and Grave Nurn Ole Blagg Norma Haller Clare Breese and Taylor Morton enter Iowa State University at Iowa City this week. Mervin Donovan Kirby go to St Joseph Missouri to resume Christian Business College studies. Wim Foshier at Emmetsburg Tuesday stock sale.
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Laura Robb
Harold Lough
Chrissie Hanson
Frank Johnston
Willie Overholt
Ames
State College
Grace
Harold Crim
John Greig
Catherine Murray J
Walter Crowell
Milnesapolls
Eitter
State University
Maris Crowell
Notre Dame
Indiana
Saint Mary's College
Edwin Rhodes
Wineconsin State University
Auns Snch Grave 'Nurnor
Ole Blagg
Norma Haller
Clare Breese
Laylor Morton
Iowa City
Miss Breese
Mervin
Donovan Kirby
St. Joseph
Christian Business College
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Episcopal Church
Haganbeck
Wallace
Frost Record
Lee
Algona
F. J. White
Fort Dodge
Chas. Ayers
Jank Wood
Ladies Guild of
Wood
Win
Mr. Hawkins
Alway
Ov Ditlon
Oransky's
Weivnds
Gar
Armstrong and
Joe Hoan
Wetherville
Walter Johnson
Brace
Wisconsin
A. R. Trumbo
Marseilles
Ilinois
Marian DuBois
Es Uherville
Gladys Johnson
Winona
Grace Mathews
Al-tona
Daisy Bunt
Della Vandenburg
Iva Sherman
Fred Wilson
Charles
Lou ‘Troestler
Velina Mariela
Minneapolis
Gome
Foshier
Emmetsburg
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