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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1926
Page
5
An essay argues homeowners should not rush to repaint during downturns. It emphasizes pride of ownership, careful color choices, and appropriate finishes. It notes that neutral schemes suit prominent houses and warns against all white for certain styles.
The court rejects the petition to sever the Estherville Independent School District from the surrounding township. It notes that independent districts are protected from township boundary interference once formed, and that altering borders after debt and facilities exist would violate school law and the district’s independence. The petition therefore cannot succeed.
A discussion on how shade, surface, and color affect perceived size and mood. It notes light warm colors enlarging surfaces, dark tones shrinking them, and emphasizes color as a surface property. The Acme White Lead and Color Works promotes accessible guidance via Thompson & Sweet service station for tailored color advice.
A brief note explains a common riddle about knocking or kicking milk from a cow without it entering a nail, illustrating a basic physics or wordplay idea.
The body of Mrs. Ira Sanders arrived from Hutchinson Minnesota for burial. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the Methodist Church with Rev. Reese of Arnolds Park in charge, assisted by Rev. R T Chipperfield. Mrs Sanders was well known locally and was sister of Mack Ellis.
Interlaken Paris announces preparations for a record crowd at the opening dance on Sunday May 2. The article notes the spring mood and mentions general household chores about pillows and towels, with light whimsy about love and gasoline use in a family car on moonlit evenings.
Classified notices show multiple rental offers including a four room house with electric lights a garden and double garage priced at 145 dollars per month with a contact phone 481. Another five room modern house with gas and paving priced with a phone 814J. A three room heated flat via Morse and Lee. A lock box service for bonds by First Trust and Savings Bank with F H Rhodes president. A single garage listed by W V Sweet at 1411. A kitchenette apartment with bath by Henry C Brees at 1612. Storage room for stoves and furniture and a shop on Howard Street offering repairs and secondhand stoves. Sale of a secondhand Oliver Typewriter through Vindicator and Republican.
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