Dairymen Prices and Plight Highlight Local Paper
In a column with editorial wit the Vindicator Republic an editorial laments milk prices at 7 to 8 cents a quart and milk market losses, urges higher dairy prices to save dairymen, notes Clay County fair September events, and critiques political forecasts while mixing social commentary and humor.
Vindicator and Republic an endorses liquor store ballot
The piece notes a roughly four to one vote in favor of a liquor store, urging swift action to curb bootleggers. It critiques Chicago Tribune editorials on constitutional change, accusing them of smoke screens and anti-tax bias, while praising public welfare. Also mentions stock farm notes on feed conservation and hay theft amid shortages.
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Chicago Tribune
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Bill Thompson
Cook County Assessor
Jacobs
King George
Lutherans and Churches Plan August Services and Campouts
Devotional meeting next Sunday led by the Deacons. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at the church. Rev. Clarence Johnson of Artesian will preach at 11 o'clock on August 12. Rev. Albert Bringle of Dell Rapids speaks August 26. Circuit Luther League convention August 24–26 at Thompson. delegates Cora Sunde Charlotte Carlson alternates Ruby Pro Carola Munthre. Youths to Lake Independence or Clear Lake Bible camps contact Lloyd Handeland. Also Missouri Synod Immanuel Lutheran and Church of Christ services listed with Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11. Be in church early.
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Clarence Johnson
Artesian
Albert Bringle
Dell Rapids
S. D
Circuit Luthor League
Thompson
Cora Sunde
Charlotte Carlson
Ruby Pro
Carola Munthre
Lake Independence
Clear Lake
Lloyd Handeland
Myhre
Jeglum
L. L. Bonus
Modern Cook Salads and Sandwiches for Hot Weather
A collection of salad and sandwich recipes to revive appetites in heat. Includes tomato cucumber chicken nut dressing and lettuce garnishes. tuna and egg yolk based sandwiches. pineapple ham gelatine molds. toasted bacon and tomato combos with optional pickles. Several measurements and substitutions are provided.
Local Happenings Include Many Visiting residents
A New Jersey college student who disappeared on April 1 has returned with a tale that he drove a car to Los Angeles and back and still could not find a parking place. The report lists numerous visits and travels by residents and friends, including Dr and Mrs M T Morton Mrs Henry Hower Miss Enma Weise and others visiting family in Estherville and nearby towns with several heading to Des Moines Sioux City and Keister Minnesota for short stays and returns.
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New Jersey
Los Angeles
Socials and hunting stamp notes fill Estherville scene
Mrs Merle Moller and Mrs Emma Moller hosted a one o clock luncheon with bridge at six tables won by Dr Alice Stinson for high score. Dinner was given by Mrs James B Tedrow for Mrs R T Chipperfield. A long Q and A on the migratory waterfowl hunting stamp outlined by the U S Department of Agriculture covers eligibility, purchase, validity, state requirements, penalties, and funding for sanctuaries.
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Merle Moller
Emma Moller
Alice Stinson
Frank Logan
Walter Hoffman
Mesdames
Fred Heiman
J. L Cerwick
Fred Ehlers
F. A. Johnson
A. H. Kately
William Fost
W. L. Loveland
George Buseman
Steam Hyrup
Robert Lee
Ed Case
Joe Durham
Magnus Lundervold
C. E. Zeimer
E. C. Heyer
J. D. Clarke
Emmetsburg
Art McWilliams
Houston
Texas
Helen Sievers
Anna Geinitz
Pearl Sweet
Kansas City
James B. Tedrow
R. T. Chipperfield
Sac City
Estherville
Bureau of Biological Survey
U. S. Department of Agriculture
T.S
Postoffice Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Gulf Coast
Iowa Woman a Famous Prima Donna of Iowa City
A long profile traces Harriet Hope Glenn, a renowned soprano from Iowa City, through training in Iowa, Chicago, Boston, and Europe. Debuting in Malta in 1879, she sang across Milan, Paris, London, and New York with Christine Nilsson, facing stage fright in Pittsburgh. Her peak included mos,t popular arias and a Messiah performance praised by the Times, ending with teaching in London after an unhappy marriage.
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England
Iowa City
Harriet Hope Glenn
Iowa State Normal Academy of Music
Laura Jepson
the Palimpsest
State Historical Society of Iowa
Ralston Creek
First Ward
University
Chicago
Boston
Hope Glenn
Malta
Milan
Florence
Paris
London
Dublin
Edinburgh
Christine Nilsson
America
Pittsburgh
United States
New York City
Madame Nilsson
Birmingham
London “Times
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