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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1922
Page
2
County correspondence records social events, illnesses, meetings, and community updates from Estherville to Armstrong. Highlights include school and church activities, charitable sales raising funds, births and marriages, and local travel between small towns.
March closed quietly as residents anticipated a louder exit. The Carl Duer family visited the Anderson home on Sunday evening. Dr. West from Armstrong conducted a professional call at Walter Smith's residence.
Mrs Harvey Felkey rushed to West Bend on Tuesday due to her granddaughter Mrs John Philipsa illness. Birthday club met at Mrs Ed Knowles to honor her mother Mrs Thorson. Camp Fire Girls held a bake sale Saturday in the cement office to fundraise. Elmer Kiniston and family from Spirit Lake visited Armstrong. Mr and Mrs E Shaffer and Dr West traveled to Rochester Minnesota Tuesday for hospital admission. Mrs C Robinson hosted an event prior.
Mrs S T VanEman hosted the ladies aid and families last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs D W Soash visited Griffith and Hemmingson families in Estherville for a few days. Mr and Mrs Walter Shannon spent last Thursday with the former parents Mr and Mrs J P Shannon in Raleigh. E H Ellerston and son shipped a carload of sheep to Chicago, with E H joining the trip.
The farmer must have a square deal to profit and sustain public services. Prosperity in farming boosts national growth as business agrees that market reentry improves all. Progressive farmers seek solutions via research into agricultural production, marketing, and distribution, recognizing deep rooted causes require thorough study.
Sealed bids will be received by the County Auditor to May 1st, 1922, for four road crew posts including Grader man and Bridge Foreman. The notice, from Estherville Iowa, dated April 4th, 1922, appears under county board orders.
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