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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1926
Page
2
An article blends health commentary on kidneys and nervous energy with community notices about church events, classes, and volunteer efforts. It includes remarks on chiropractic care, spiritual activities at Immanuel Lutheran, and upcoming state church convention in Cedar Rapids.
P A Davies minister. Sunday school 10 am, morning service 11 am, Junior Endeavor 7 pm, evening service 8 pm. Evening services start 30 minutes later. Members attend Presbyterial at Algona. many youths plan to attend the midweek conference. Choir offered the anthem Galilee last Sunday.
Pastor M L Carver leads Gruver Community Church with Sunday school at 10 30 a m and morning worship at 11 30. Everyone interested is urged to attend next Sunday May 2 and participate in the church classes and sermon. All welcome.
Mrs Ellsworth Richardson of Pella announces new recreation and vacation camps for farm women in Iowa. Twelve counties will host camps run by county farm bureaus with fifty women each for one week. Activities include swimming athletics inspirational meetings singing nature study Red Cross nursing and Farm Bureau work. The plan aims to broaden rural women's leisure opportunities beyond city life.
A visitor notes farm women enjoy summer outings as much as city women and predicts the movement will spread to every county in the state within a few years. The remark reflects rural leisure trends and social life during the season.
A debate cites pheasants as unsalaried weed and insect killers. A study on a pheasant in Oregon wheat fields found insects weed seeds and no wheat. The piece condemns open seasons and mass slaughter as harming crops and notes hunters bear the bird costs through licenses.
The County Board met with all members present as bids were opened for grading and incidental work on Primary Secondary road No 38. James Anderson submitted bids for grading 44698 cubic yards at 29 cents, loose rock excavation 300 yards at $2.00, and Farm entrance 25 cents per foot. O'Hanlon and Reilly bid grading 44698 cubic yards at 24.8 cents and loose rock excavation $1.25.
The Emmet county board awarded the rock excavation bid at two dollars and the farm entrance at forty cents to O Hanlon and Reilly as the best and lowest bidder after deliberation. An aid warrant of seven dollars weekly was authorized for Mrs. B W Porter from the Poor Fund. The secondary road No 40 report was approved and will be advertised for establishment with a hearing set for May 20, 1926 at 1 PM, and the board adjourned to May 6, 1926 at 9 AM.
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