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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1922
Page
1
State news notes L. W. Dick of Dubuque on Iowa hosting 150 bird species with the Mississippi valley guiding migrations. Cedar Falls area saw 18,000 feet of hardwood sawn from a 59 year old windbreak grove.
F. F. Shuter of Pleasant Valley Scott County is hailed as the Father of the onion industry in Iowa after cultivating 510 bushels per acre on forty acres devoted entirely to onions and introducing a machine that replaces 25 workers, marking his 58th straight season as a top onion seed dealer in the state.
Hon Clyde Herring a Des Moines Democrat voices deep radio zeal listening hours distant concerts and even church services while Col L W Ainsworth Republican pledges radio ties to voters. Federal probes show liquor law enforcement with 683844 dollars in penalties 224 stills seized 1706 gallons distilled liquor 184 beer and 21284 mash plus 331 federal arrests and 499 prosecutions from local authorities. A new dog tax law requires delinquent payments by May 1 with county auditors listing unpaid dog taxes in official papers by May 20.
After 38 years on a Clinton county farm Henry Reter and his family depart for permanent residence in Germany. Neighbors expect their return to God’s country within two years. Herbert Quick’s Vandemark's Folly gains praise in Boston reviews. Quick, Iowa-born, later editor in Virginia. Conservation Commission converts 11 acres east of Wall Lake Wright County into a state park, ending tolls and a land dispute with Waterloo sportsmen. lake is prized for duck hunting and wildlife protection.
Drake Relays in Des Moines on April 28 and 29 will feature entrants from about 100 colleges and high schools in the west. Officials have purchased rain insurance, paying full policy face value if at least one tenth inch of rain falls between 8:30 in the morning and 2:30 in the afternoon on either day of the meet.
Several Iowa towns vie to secure the planned Orphans' Home to be built by the Yeoman benevolent order based in Des Moines. The program proposes a $1,000,000 building fund funded by a ten cent monthly member tax, aiming for about half a million dollars yearly from contributions. Rival towns are expected to offer liberal donations.
Miss Pearl Ingvall helps at the Dave Ingvall home. Mrs Chris Egland returns from Veanges Minnesota after caring for her ill daughter. Spring work resumes after rain and snow delays. Carl Roisen leaves for Waters Minnesota. Sunday ball game played at Glen Partello place. Chris Egland family visits Ole Egland home. Art Robernus becomes Ford car owner.
Several residents faced illness and travel as updates flow through Superior. Harold Reitz was home sick for days, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Perkins returned to relatives, and Ruth Clump resumed teaching after vacation. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Winters, and funeral and hospital visits marked the week. A new teeter board arrived at the school, and a new barber, Mr. Rohn, started in town. The Easter program drew a full house, and Rev Hotchkiss received broad respect. An evangelist from Fairmont will visit in September after a church meeting.
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