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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1918

Page

3

Vindicator and Republican Era Merges in 1902 Consolidation

The Vindicator, established 1868, merged with the Emmet County Republican in 1902 and has run as the Vindicator and Republican since then. Wallingford school opens this week with Miss Klopp from Estherville as teacher. Chas Blakey received 1960 dollars for Dickinson County windstorm losses. Estherville Elevator Company awarded coal contract for the Independent School District of Estherville at 3.70 per ton delivered, versus last year’s 4.10. Democrat J. M. Sullivan, candidate for district judge, visited from Algona and spoke with his cousin Engineer Pat Sullivan amid political activity.

Wallingford Pat Sullivan

Thirty Years Ago in Estherville Notes

Thirty years ago a Rheumatism attack kept H. G. Grant away from business for a week. Mrs. M. K. Whelan returned from St. Paul. A daughter, E. E. Crumb, was born to Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Rhodes on September 15, 1888. Emmetburg visitors Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Brown stayed with A. O. Peterson. Estherville Township census shows 450 residents ages five to twenty one, up 78 from last year, Director Klopp reports. The local corn crop of 1888 is nearly ripe. carpenters scarce for new house work on the old farm.

H. G. Grant Businness Estherville Klopp Berryhill Kannar Mac Oakes GC. W. Jordan Joliet Minais Wilhelmina Larsen Medicine Lake Montana A. N. Anderson Minnesota Wisconsin J. M. Fredericksen J. M. Tengen Alfa C. R. Hand G. C. Rindernecht Des Moines John Homan Sioux City Chas. Jacobson Minneapolis Albert Jacobson Wm. Myers Pine River Philip Havenstein St. James Ben Hall Jewell J. M. Hall Saturda J. Kennedy Sheriff Nivigen Inez Salting Rock Island Railroad Lawrence Miller Kanawha Dr. Dodge Perry Iowa Dewie Gronstal Dolliver Savings Bank Lee Pickell Camp Funston W. B. Pratt Tipton L. P. Stillman Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon Fern Reed Alice Koenecke Gail Stanerson Bishop Helen Phillips Dakota Sam Cayler Gettysburg South Dakota Walter Reed Omaha Raymen Maxine Walnut Grove Constance, Carroll Lottie Pickell Bernice Stillman Iowa Falls John Weber Ben Redheal Novella Mitchell

K of C War Activities and Recruiting Drives

Non Catholic men over 46 or in deferred status may apply for overseas K of C secretarial service. Joe McCormick and state officers coordinate recruitment in Iowa. Bernard Dubuque hosts a Labor Day K of C fund picnic netting about 2000 dollars. Plans aim to raise 170.5 million in one week with Iowa quota 4.8 million. Des Moines Cedar Rapids Sioux City councils report increasing service flags as more contingents depart. Camp Dodge to receive improved facilities and a new athletic director organizes fall prep with Nineteenth division players.

Knights of Columbus Joe McCormick Cedar Rapids Iowa Thomas Harvey Des Moines Bernard Dubuque County K. Of.c. War Fund J. H. Devaney Cascade Red Cross Worthington Des Moines Council Cedar Rapida Council Sioux City Council K. of C Camp Dodge K. C Res Moines Lester W. Rothe New Camp Cam Dodge

Sandrol Leads Trade Pace in Estherville This Fall Season

E I Sandrol reports his trade ahead of any other fall season since he arrived in Estherville. Frank Woods conducted business in Emmersburg at the start of the week.

E. I. Sandrol Estherville Frank Woods I Emmersburg

Should Retain Best Fowls Among Farmers

Farmers usually sell hens over a year old after fall lay decline as only about half lay well in the second year. This year, however, those aiming to boost poultry and egg supplies should retain a substantial share of yearling hens and adjust housing to accommodate both pullets and hens, avoiding overcrowding to ensure best performance.

Iowa hotel men aid food program entry

A public eating house system under the United States Food Administration regulated by hotel and restaurant division. W F Miter Davenport and R F Pettigrew Burlington oversee the control with Deems managing in town. After wartime agreements to cut wheat bread service, meat and sugar regulations were later adopted in Iowa. About 8,000 hotels and eating houses operate nationwide, serving countless meals yearly.

United States Food Administration 7. F. Deems Town W. F. Miter Davenport R. EF. Pettigrew Burlington Pettigrew Burlingto Mr. Hoover Washington Hoover Towa

Food Administration establishes twelve Iowa headquarters

The U S food administration for Iowa runs a dozen state offices with officers directed from Administrator Deents in Burlington. Headquarters include Burlington under J F F Deente and H B Logsdon. flour division led by G Thompson. sugar division at Intumne under W T Myklroy. hotel and restaurant at Davenport under Woof Miller. dairy and milk division at Gitesowe under W T Harper. women’s committee at Webster City led by Mrs Francis E Whitley. League of College Women at Waterloo under Mrs A L Boles. bakers service at Waterloo under C F Alistadt. home economics and demonstration at Ames under Miss Catherine J McKay and Missy Neale S Knowles. library division at Taps Moings under Miss Julia A Robinson. moving precision division at Des Moines under A T Moines. negroes at Iowa under Herbert Rh Wrigitty.

United States Food ‘Administration Iowa Deents Burlington J. FF. Deente H. B. Logsdon Waterloo Bakers’ Service C. F. Alistadt Misa Cathering J McKay Missy Neale Knowles AL Taps Moings Julia A. Rob Tinson Moines Moines, For the Moving Pretision A. T. Moines Herbert Rh. Wrigitty Agnlier

Dolliver Notes Busy Week of Visits and Appointments

Local residents and visitors fill the week with travel to Estherville Sioux City and Des Moines. Births, arrivals, and farewells mark a busy social scene as families visit relatives and attend church events while plans unfold for future gatherings and bazaar.

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