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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1924
Page
4
The Rolfe Arrow recalls times when a man could beat his wife with a club, now unsafe even for Mah Jong. Estherville coverage includes circus attendance, La Follette campaign tactics, Brookhart critiques, and Soviet Russia criticism, with local views on politics and press relations.
Disinclination of able men to accept public office is a widespread misfortune in politics. Many retire from office after honest service, deeming times hopeless. Representative Jost of Missouri Kansas City declines re election, condemning radical socialistic and partisan blocs in Congress and urging focus beyond legislative struggle.
A fragment from the Cincinnati Enquirer recalls Representative Jost affirming ongoing support. The note invokes the dying phrase of Captain James Lawrence, urging perseverance with the line Dont give up the ship as a rallying cry within his constituency.
Two sympathizers attack Soviet Russia citing socialism persecution and suppression of free speech. The piece contrasts grain exports with famine relief and criticizes governing despots, while noting labor's support for La Follette and a local Democratic convention honor for C. B. Murtagh as a presidential elector.
Mrs. H Greig hosted Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. W B Hutchinson of Freeport Illinois who stayed a week. Billie Robinson celebrated his fifth birthday with twenty children at the Robinson home. games and lunch followed. D D D cooking club members and husbands dined with Mr. and Mrs Ridley, honored guests Mr. and Mrs Lew Scharfenburg from St Cloud Minnesota.
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