Estherville notes on residents and visitors
Local column reports Higle of Emmetsburg visiting Estherville on business, Mrs Wetherell of Worthington Minnesota en route to Tulsa to spend winter there, and the Keeler family planning wintering in Wyoming and Idaho. Also mentions Armstron family visits, a Rock Island train inspection tour, and various movements to Camp Dodge Camp Pike and Camp Sherman for army training. Boyd Truesdale stars in My Soldier Girl at the Grand with praise from press across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higle
Emmetsburg
Estherville
A. N. Wetherell
Worthington
Minnésota
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Engineer Wetherell
John Keeler
Elsie
Wyoming
Idaho
Appleton
Wisconsin
Warren
Dan Jones
New York
Uncle Sam
Rock Island Road
Dakota Division
8. P. Deming
Orleans
John Osgood
Zanna Osgood
Esther Butler
Ceylon
Iowa City
State University
Butler
A. R. Butler
Emma Thormogard
Bawden
North Dakota
Carl Olson
Camp Dodge
Clifford Héhdrick
Ike.Coleman
Pat Sullivan
Mandan
G. A. Nichols
Misa Rimily Longe
Templar Park
W. Peterson
Chicago
Rock Island Road Masters
W. Koehler
Garvin
Lillian Davis
Red Cross
Ex F. Sandres
Camp Pike
Romaine
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Sandrel
Boyd Truesdale
Armstrong visitor and war work notes from Spirit Lake to Des Moines
Reports show B L Clark and Chet Ryder in Armstrong and Emmetsburg for county seat and business visits. Spirit Lake fishing judged unsatisfactory. LW Walker of Minneapolis and Paul Graves with Geo Lorimer attended Masonic meetings. J B Burns and A V Bowman traveled to Des Moines for a war work consolidation meeting. Harry Brown in Philadelphia for war work and training. Harris to St John’s Military College in Wisconsin. Gail Collins and Francis Foran visiting Charles in training at Caron Benj Harrison. John Ross and J Ia Mack seek or arrange grazing land in Anoka Minnesota. Estherville weeds praised for growth, streets still uneven with holes and bumps.
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B.L. Clark
Armstrong
Chet Ryder
Emmetsbore
Austin
Minnesota
Fitherville
Masonic Blue Lodge
N. P. Walker
Walker Motor Company
Spirit Lake
Paul Graves
Geo. Lorimer
Grover
Masonic Lodge
J. B. Burns
A. V. Bowman
Center Township
Des Moines
Salvation Army
France
Harry Brown
Philadelphia
LaMont C. Harris
Geo. Groves
Momlay
Delafield
Wisconsin
St. John’s Military College
Gail Collins
Francis Foran
Caron Benj
John Ross
J. Ia Mack
Anoka
Mr. Ross
Mack
Estherville
Sugar Rationing Plan Strives for Fair Iowa Allocation
United States Food Administrator J J Deems oversees sugar rationing in Iowa with Wy K Meberly to allocate certificates based on last year’s consumption. Retailers and manufacturers must secure certificates from wholesalers and pass allocations to consumers, aiming for equity amid shortages. The plan covers hotels, restaurants, and all sugar users, with 12,200 grocers in the state contributing to a vast redistribution effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dawa
J. J. Deems
Wy K. Mebleny
Oummina
Iowa
Towa
Camimoerciak
Manuueturers
Mehiray
Usphi
Istawii Sugiar
Weer
Mary Dents
Meltroy
Alofibstraftor
France and Belgium Get American Sugar
Ninety five percent of refined sugar from the United States went to Allied nations in the first five months of the year. France received about 383 million pounds, or 72 percent, and Belgium about 11 million pounds, or 23 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Prince and Benga
France
Belghuma
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Ead
Kocal
Rondebadl
Rey Booking Hall
Prince Foran
San Sigmar
L. P. Stillman
Dolliver
George Armstrong
Lumher
M.osgood
Caleb Deming
Consolidated
Deming
C. L. Owen
Gertrude O'Connell
Fort Dodge
Henry Scharfenere
de Moines
Lee Brown
Emery
South Dakota
John Ruble
Henry Ruble
W. E. Deming
Bessie Morrisey
Business College
Cedar Rapids
A. J. Bosworth
Ethel Guest
Ruth Pankhurst
W. R. Ochreim
St. Paul
Evelyn
St. Catherine’s College
James Maloney
Sioux City
Arley Lighty
Ole Myhre
of Washington
Gerald Armstrong
Geraldine,May and
Doris Armstrong
Lovina Martin
Martella
O. A. McCall
Eee
Grover McCall
Eckley
Long
W. O’s
Big Chief
Eckley Terril
Rudyard
Europe
Childrer
Deems
Melroy
Belgium
Oransky
Exquimet
America
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