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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1917
Page
6
An Estherville resident endorses Dean's Kidney Pills declaring improved kidney health after years of use. The testimonial cites Mr Wilkins calling the pills effective and recommends readers not to settle for any remedy. Distributed by Faster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York.
A ragged recap of local notices and events. Sprinkler service, visits, marriages, land sales, and road rules fill a page. Mentions Carl Deghin, Estherville, Ole Jorgenson, Mary Peterson, Rev. Baeh, and various licenses. A railway procession, farm purchases, and weather pains are noted alongside ads and a reminder to settle accounts.
The legislature funded 25000 for a nine year child welfare research station at Town City with University financing. It will study parental care feeding disease life factors and psychology in child development and aims to improve infant mortality sanitation housing and maternal conditions. Results will be shared via pamphlets papers and bulletins for Iowa families and mothers.
An odd collation of political sketches and jibes. The piece lampoons government spending on marble post offices and war fatigue in the media while poking at taxation woes. It alludes to European powers and a two million boy army to curb food use amid domestic grievances.
A collage of wartime and local notices, insurance promos, and real estate transfers. Des Moines items discuss Spring Drive against loafers, tornado risk and Iowa Mutual Tornado Insurance Association with figures on losses and assessments. Local notices cover wills, land transactions, and a Des Moines bank map promo. Also glimpses of Armstrong strike at Cement Works and brief state and county notices.
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