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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1924
Page
5
G A Nichols and Daughter Editors report on Senator Wheeler of Montana being indicted for accepting a $10000 retainer to influence oil land permits. The piece critiques the political foes, notes slack railroad business in the city, and announces a shift toward cash in advance subscriptions to correct past mistakes.
Peter Refeell of the Worthington Progressive appears nervous over a youth’s immigration findings. He notes fears of deportation for long established residents amid calls for quotas. The piece recalls a Chicago Chinese laundry case and mocks potential moves to repatriate Scandinavians to Nordic lands.
Mrs T O Sando born August 6 1840 in Anal Hollingdaht Norway came to America in 1869. She married Toller O Sando August 22 1871 and had nine children. She joined Wallingford Lutheran Church in 1878 and died April 7 after a long illness. Survived by husband six children fifteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren with many relatives attending the funeral.
The Fortieth Iowa General Assembly approved federal maternity and infant hygiene funding improving county clinics. In 1928, 26 counties hosted 106 towns exams and 1242 private mother consultations, with 1314 child examinations noting defects by age group and cure rates. Public talks accompanied private exams. appointments advised with local chairpersons in Estherville Armstrong Colliver Ringsted in late April to early May.
J T Bode, a forestry specialist with the Extension service, will visit Ames area on April 28 to supervise wood jet and forestry plantings at Ayjanda Loughs and the Kirby farm northwest of Lawn. The event aims to advance local tree-planting efforts and forestry practices.
Miss Arnquist the state girls club leader will meet April 24 with club leaders and girl representatives from each club plus the girls club committee. The meeting aims to plan club work and arrange demonstrations for use in club activities.
Fort Dodge hosts a district meeting for eleven congressional districts in late April to early May. Attendees include President Chas. E. Hearst and officials from the Arc department. The 10th District meeting is set for May 1 in Fort Dodge. Weather cancelled some T B work talks. Whitlock shifts to Emmet county May 12 to organize township efforts. West Side Ice Cream Parlor now open serving ice cream pup malt.
Ellsworth township Farm Bureau met with strong attendance at Er West Harvege's. Discussion covered farm topics and planning for Ellsworth work. Next meeting at Bird Williams features 30 minutes of community singing and readings. R E Whitlock to present the area tuberculosis plan.Miss Dunnigan demonstrated artistic uses of ribbon for Emmet County project leaders. attendees said travel through mud was worthwhile. Ryan Lake Country Club met with four members and two visitors. due to poor roads no meeting was called to order. They plan to meet April 23 with Mrs Hlauz and Mrs C Brown assisting.
The writer argues that some locals equate loyalty with deriding others and that true success comes from cooperation rather than rivalry. They urge readers to love their community while appreciating distant places and to strive for a better home without shrinking the world.
The Fort Defiance Encampment entertained all Odd Fellows branches with a Friday evening event featuring burlesque Why Isaac Left His Happy Home on Leap Year. Groom Isaac was A B Rosenberger. bride Rebecca Miss Bertha Gaard.
STATE LINE reports Easter services in Norwegian and English at the Lutheran church this Sunday at 3 p m. Sunday School began April 6 after a three month vacation. West Emmet will be represented at a spelling contest in Estherville Saturday by Fern Nasby, Cora Brown, Victor j and Chester Oleson. A Social Center club party at the school house Friday evening was well received. C A Nasby is doing field work with a Fordson on his land east of Gilberts to aid his son's crops. Mr Snudde has bought Dahl’s Clothing Department at Jackson and will take possession after school ends. Mrs Gage visited Ausby, and Miss Herem from Graettinger was guest of Lars Herem.
An old advertisement touts Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic for uric acid trouble and kidney weakness. It quotes Mrs. Bevard of Estherville praising relief from backache and fatigue, with a price of 60 cents and Foster Milburn Co. as the maker.
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