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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1907
Page
5
Reports from Emmet and surrounding counties note council actions, court cases, farm updates, and personal milestones. Seeding begins earlier, a church contract eyed for mid April, and several residents move or travel for family matters. A judge’s verdict in Lyon County and local drainage talks also surface.
Jay Johnston and Mtcom advertise carrying all goods with immediate service. No waiting to place orders, promising ready stock and prompt pickup.
Farmers urged to bring cream to EsTHERVILLE Creamery Co at South 6th Street for a fair trial and square deal. Harry Dalziel, manager, pledges the highest market price for butter fat.
A humorous Irish tale explains a homestead as a government offer of 160 acres for 14 dollars if the saver can live on the land five years without starvation. The joke hinges on poverty and hardship under the old law. The remark appears in the April issue of Everybodys.
Purely personal items list movements visits and plans of local residents including Oscar Rugtivis returning to Forest City Geo Gruwell Danell Arthur Harting Ames P H Paulsen Spencer Ruthven visits Mr and Mrs L L Lawrence Armstrong W J Weir Emmet Dr and Mrs J I Clinite Milford Claude Foote Storm Lake Ethel Simmers Cedar Rapids Agnes Sullivan G B Caraway family Letchford Frankville Nona Butler Dolliver Anna Apple Frankville Wis Chas Blakey Estherville miss Sutton Hartley Bancroft Ralph Isham Ballard Washington and notes on Estherville young singers urging participation in Queen Weather and library fundraiser rehearsals at the Opera House with practice three times weekly.
The May Designer issue features cover art by M. Mucha and profiles The Designer as a leading dress authority. It spotlights Mary Kilsyth on attractive gateway entrances, a piece on starting a mail order business for women, and Grace Aline Luther's lace coat tutorial, all framed as practical entertainment and guidance.
Community cattle sale notice from Benson area reports good grass and ample water. Auction mentions cattle prices around two dollars with emphasis on stock condition and readiness for shipment.
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