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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1922
Page
3
A lengthy recap of community life in Superior lists visits and guests at clubs homes and farms. It notes dinners hosted by the Wade family, visits of Mrs Drake and Miss Hurd, farmers and merchants moving or traveling, church society events including Mite Box programs, and a busy camp meeting scene with residents visiting relatives in Estherville and Lake Wilson.
The state of Iowa seeks to incur 22 million dollars through negotiable bonds to fund a WWI service bonus for residents who served between April 6 1917 and November 11 1918. A Bonus Board will administer payments, with eligibility tied to residency and discharge status, plus a disability supplement. Bonds bear up to 5 percent interest, payable over 20 years, secured by state credit. A dedicated annual tax would raise 1.1 million dollars to service principal and interest. The act, approved March 23 1921, awaits voter approval at the 1922 general election.
Mrs G H Gilbert is sick. C A Nasby threshing near Estherville. Mr and Mrs Paul Hartman welcomed a baby girl last week. Ole Len and Albert Brunsvold brought Mrs Levi and children home from their visit. Various families gathered at A H Nasby home Sunday. Wilmar visitors arrived from Andersons. Mrs Claus Martens spoke on making good citizens at Sticktuit Club. Albert Bringle spoke on better recreation at Luther League. Next meeting next Sunday. O B Opheim tiling his farm extensively. J Dahl family and Haas from Jackson visited Stanwick home Sunday. Haas travels to Norway Thursday. Mrs Ole Ansby stayed with Anonsen for medical treatment. Farm Bureau meeting planned at L Stark home in Emmet township Tuesday evening. Lawrence Gage injured bathing at Fox Lake. Henry Herbrandson had tonsils removed at Heron Lake. Belmore Benson and Johannas Hoover injured in auto crash near Haywarden. three broken ribs and facial cuts. lamp post unlit. car damaged.
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