Vindicator and Republican editorial opinions on cooperation and politics
The piece reflects editorials from the Vindicator and Republican urging support for conservative leaders like Coolidge while opposing Brookhart. It discusses cooperation versus individualism, cites Marcus Aurelius and Charles Steinmetz, and argues co operation is essential in economic and social life amid foreign policy cautions. It criticizes world court ties and European entanglements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Cooper
Tion
Marcus Aurelius
Charles Steinmetz
Robert Blanchford
U.R
Huntington Notes and Local Chatter Amid Small Items
Dorothy Hageman is on the sick list and we wish her a speedy recovery. W E VanEman hauled calves to Dunnell for his father T VanEman on Tuesday. Ira Saunders and sons Harold and Norwood returned to Hutchinson Minnesota on Wednesday morning. J F Hepp handed out campaign cards on the street last week. H W Hageman and family visited Louis Brier's home. A batch of new furniture arrived at Huntington depot but the recipient is unknown. The Board of Supervisors should curb speeding after several near accidents. Albert Myhre made a business trip to Estherville Monday. Earl Hunt's Novelty Band of Albert Lea will play for the opening dance at Interlaken Park on Sunday May nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hageman
W. E. VanEman
Dunnell
T. VanEman
Tuesda
Ira Sauders
Harold
Norwood
Hutchinson
Minn
J. F. Hepp
H. W. Hageman
Louis Brier
Huntington Depot
Board of Supervisors
Albert Myhre
Estherville
Earl Hunt
Albert Lea
Interlaken Park
Cooperative Marketing and Horse Population Trends
The Farm Bureau notes a Chicago Producers Commission Association push in cooperative live stock marketing with record carloads of cattle hogs sheep and cattle feeds, plus an Iowa horse study showing 1925 farms holding fewer horses and mules than 1920. It urges continued support for pig and dairy calf clubs and cautions about horse supply and breeding needs amid rising prices. It also advises giving clover and alfalfa seedings another season before plowing, noting hard winter effects but potential late gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Producers Commission Association
Producers Week
Chicago Producers Commis
Sion Association
Chicago
Dence
Emmet
Rex Beresford
Agricultural Extension Service
Iowa State College
United States
Iowa
Vegas
Lawa
Plow Plans for Legume Fields and Alfalfa Seedings
A farmer notes plans to plow legume fields and plant corn and soybeans by May, with possible reseeding to alfalfa in late March or early June. Alfalfa yields about three times timothy and is worth roughly three times per pound, adaptable to towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Ignition care and minor fixes avert car grief
By Erwin Greer, Greer College of Automotive Engineering, Chicago, argues most ignition troubles stem from neglect. Maintain wiring, tighten connections, inspect the cutout box, and learn your car’s ignition system to avoid roadside breakdowns and costly repairs. The piece blends auto tips with a political jab about Italy debt talks and March tax collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Greer
Greer College of Automotive Engineering
Chicago
Mrs Ferguson seeks Texas governorship again for vindication
In a multifaceted local page, Mrs. Ferguson is described as pursuing re election as Texas governor to further vindicate her impeached husband. The text contrasts political motifs with unrelated notices including a Star Legion meeting, a Service program, a Four of Dimes drive, poppy-making for Decoration Day, and a National Honor Society public program with student performances and announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Legion
K.P. Hall
Batherville League of Women Voters Meeting Adjourns
The Batherville League of Women Voters will meet in May at 2 30 at Moose Hall. County Attorney Retsell will discuss the Legal Status of Women A lunch will be served Mrs E M Munson contributes an article on Social Problems of Children and Young Folk Everyone welcome A notice of a wedding anniversary follows with a social gathering and baskets of food shared after a two o clock dinner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teiyue of Women Voters
Batherville League of Women Voters
Moose Hall
Retsell
E. M. Munson
Ivel Clark
East Riverside Club Meeting and Local Notices
East Riverside club met with Mrs. J. L. McDonald on April 21. Members answered roll call and discussed club and community improvements. Officers were elected with Leona Origer replacing Ola Haywood as press correspondent. Beulah Christensen as president. Ruth McDonald as vice president. Bertha Bhigg Lee as treasurer. Kitty McDonald and Ida Cropjay as flower committee. One new member added. Mrs. Joe Maher left the community. C. C. Club met with Mrs. Harry Jones on April 22. nine members, four visitors. Two contests, lunch, adjourned to meet May 6 with Mrs. Henry Goecke. Pre-Nuptial Shower for Miss Long noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Riverside Club
J. L. McDonald
Leona Origer
Ola Haywood
Beulah Christensen
Ruth McDonald
Bertha Bhigg
Lee
Treas
Kitty McDonald
Ida Crop Jey
G. Jamison
Joe Maher
Press Corres
C. C. Club
Harry Jones
Fay Higgins
Geo. Miller
Myr Beaver
Clark
Henry Goecke
Mrs Trevett entertains twenty four guests with cards and gifts
Mrs. Frank Trevett hosted a social evening for twenty four young ladies who presented a telephone stand and chair as gifts. The event featured five hundred as entertainment and a delicious lunch. Mrs. Maatt Donovan won first prize in cards with Miss Clara Kennedy taking the consolation. Mrs. Trevett was assisted by Miss Mary Morrissey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Trevett
Shower Honors Miss Beth Long at Mrs Lulu Bright Home
Twenty friends gathered last Tuesday evening at Miss Lulu Bright’s home to honor Miss Beth Long. Games were played and gifts of a miscellaneous character were given to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Long
Lulu Bright
Granddaughter Opal Stedman Wedding Planned at Mason City
Mrs. N. B. Egbert traveled to Mason City to attend the wedding of her granddaughter Miss Opal Stedman, set for May 8 with Clarence Robe of Mason City chosen as the fiancé. Aunt Miss Stedman, Mrs. S. E. Dillon, will join next week for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Egbert
Mason City
Opal Stedman
Mgr
Clarence Robe
S. E. Dillon
Miss Stedman
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Republican
City
Vindicator and Republican Company
Eee
Nichols
Ist
President Coolidge
Congress
World Court
Brookhart
Senate
Chauncey Depew
Houghton
the American Press Association
Huntington
Farm Bureau Notes
High
IF. G. Churchill
Churchill
Hurchill
Ita Ceed
Macon Journal
Italy
Service Star Legion
Pub, Com
National Honor Society
Ameries Seteyeeeses School
Merwin Brown
Richard Morse
Vitetesecae
Myrtle’ Anderson
Davies
Oliva Stuciana
Gibson
Hilliard Payrentigt
Insigniak
RAIFE
Jim Maloney
Monterey
Lillie J. Maloney
Ora
Fox Lake
Jim Spencer
Fairmont
H. E
Miss Long
Home Ave
Arm & Hammer Soda
Sack
Libby
del Monte Red
Alaska
Ohio
Howard & Trevett
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