Estherville Post Office Notices Declared Second Class
A notice from the 1 Post Office in Esther ville designates its mailing status as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1923
Page
2
A notice from the 1 Post Office in Esther ville designates its mailing status as second class matter.
The Cedar Rapids Republican reports on Senator Brookhart’s sharp criticisms of President Harding and the Republican Party, labeling him an Independent who rails at the party, praises Johnson’s farmer-labor victory, and hints at Brookhart seeking GOP renomination while courting Soviet sympathy. It questions state and congressional reactions and suggests a bankers guaranty law to protect depositors amid Iowa bank failures. V. R. New clothing and dry goods store planned by Laskie Bros. in Estherville area. remodeling begun. two-year lease with option.
Frederick J. H. Kracke, US appraiser, stated in New York that this fiscal year the Treasury will collect over 500 million dollars in customs duties the largest ever for the federal government. He added imports totaling about 3 billion dollars in a year, calling this the greatest act of economic reconstruction since the armistice and arguing that tariffs foster international prosperity while preserving American industry and employment.
An editorial argues that open shop aims threaten constitutional rights and warn against radical labor leaders who would override the public interest. It compares the risks of labor power to automobile depreciation versus bank deposits, claiming banks offer safer, long term value even in failures.
The June Estherville Township Farm Bureau met at J W Pannell's with State Rep Fred Himebauch addressing Road Legislation in the 40th General Assembly. The program included singing by Mr and Mrs Fred Wassman and a talk by the County Agent on bureau efforts and farmer priorities including thistle eradication and better hay and pasture.
City editor of the Chicago Tribune, Mr Robert Lee, and his wife and daughter visited Estherville to see Judge Lee and family. The piece notes Lee’s Emmet county origins, his Chicago success, and that he began at the local paper before moving to Des Moines and then to Chicago. It also mentions his early ties to The Vindicator.
Dr. Voorhies and Forrest Ragsdale travel to Clinton after vacation plans. The church praises Pastor’s year of service and invites all to the Union meeting with Dr. Robert Dunaway on education. August offerings include no 11 o'clock service with Sunday School at 10. Bands meet Friday. Mrs. Galloway improves after X-ray at Coleman. Sympathy extended to widows owning bank stock amid depositor concern.
The Free Methodist Church announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. class meeting, and a Wednesday evening prayer meeting. Watch for next week's notice about a meeting. Pastor H. Whiteaker.
Depositors discuss reorganizing Estherville State Bank to raise capital and continue operations. Proposal would cost little to depositors, avoid receivership losses, and aim for a conservative, profitable future while preventing community disruption.
Mr and Mrs Frank Olson and Mr and Mrs F W Lakin return from an eleven day vacation through northern Minnesota visiting Park Rapids Cass Lake Brainerd and Lake Itasca. They traveled close to nature camping at tourists camps and praised Brainerd for its complete tourist camp with modern conveniences and free services except for donations.
Belle Anderson Trowbridge longtime Superior resident dies after a brief illness from a third paralytic stroke. Born in Clinton County New York she lived in Janesville Wisconsin Fairbank Minnesota Dickinson County and finally Superior. She was 76 and active in Cemetery Society Culture Club M E church and several aid groups. Survived by two daughters Mrs C. E. Clabaugh and Mrs F. S. Emerson two sons J. H. Trowbridge and Louis Trowbridge three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Community bids farewell with condolences and notes on family and church engagement.
A cluttered list of social visits and travel notes from Algona area residents. Mentions include Ray Brown of Spencer a business caller, Carl Iverson from Pine River visiting for a month, and multiple families from Titonka Algona and surrounding towns attending celebrations, dinners, and luncheons at the Peter Knudsen and Hermansen households.
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