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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1915
Page
2
The item reports on license number enforcement for automobiles and penalties after a deadline. It mentions candidates for office in Algona and criticizes party strategies. It notes Iowa road funds, upcoming legislative adjournment, and hopes for prohibition or grape juice planks.
Dr FE J Bulgin of Portland Oregon has accepted an invitation from the Minister's Association of Estherville to hold a tabernacle meeting in November. He recalls a greeting here twenty years ago and has conducted successful meetings across Colorado including Boulder Keeley and Loveland, and has appeared in Cour d'Alene Idaho.
The Presbyterian church holds usual services next Sunday with morning at 1u:45 and evening at 8. A change notes evening time inked from 7:30. Last Sunday featured an Easter program by Sunday School and a Welsh Glee Club concert in a full church. A wedding occurred at noon Tuesday April 6 at Jack Creek township with Mary Bote and Ames Hangom.
A farmer’s yard contrast prompts lessons on thrift and neighborly improvement. The front yard is tidy, while the back yard lies a dumping ground of debris and old machinery. The piece urges individuals to start by cleaning their own yards and suggests thrift as contagious in elevating the community.
Weather crop bulletin notes favorable winter conditions and promising spring prospects for a good crop year in Iowa. Five month mean temperature 26.5 degrees, 2 degrees above normal, with above normal precipitation and mixed snow, rain, and cold spells. Seeding of small grains nearing completion in southern counties. alfalfa acreage expected to rise. livestock feed shortages anticipated. spring pig crop promising. several local figures and community notices follow.
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