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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1913
Page
7
News roundup from country correspondents covers keen comments and doings of people in form and village regions, naming local items, events, and small town happenings in concise notes.
About a dozen R N A ladies of Rotherville joined a social day at Dr Howards. Susan Schiltz born Rotherville spent days with relatives. Many neighbors visited, weather brought rain, and farm life included threshing talks and car rides. Several local residents were ill or recovering after operations.
Mr and Mrs Hl Behabbe announce the birth of a baby girl on August 7. Mrs Sarah QG Gunderson returns from Fairbanlt Minnesota after visiting her husband and family. Miss Hazel Gunderson traveled from Jicago to visit her mother and relatives. Mrs Fred Kokerbrodt and children return from St Joseph Missouri. Mr H Schubbe was a passenger to GraetUinger. Mrs Lew Heidecker came down from Fetherville. Mat Mains of Estherville visited Tuesday tuning pianos.
Bailey arrives from Waterloo on business related to holdings. Mrs. Gage of Sioux Falls visits the Sweet home, sister to Mrs. Chase. Miner buys Nel Soll quarter near home for about 100 per acre, acquiring half a section in Emmet county. Green child, blind since childhood, dies after rheumatism illness. funeral held with Rev. Sevateau officiating. Frank Rezac gets a new Ford. Ray Sprague works for M. Wilkinson. Stymerson sisters buy Bord car. Mrs. Poncharaky hospitalized for operation.
Emmet county reports a timely shower boosting corn as buyers purchase land nearby. Mrs. Pate Noll undergoes appendectomy in Atherville hospital. Glen Eastman, 20s, drowns while rescuing a companion near Town Walla. Community banks on continued good weather and improving homes as harvest pieces unfold.
Mr and Mrs Geo Grema Sr Mr and Mrs W Grema Mr and Mrs Frank Crema and Mr and Mrs Geo Keama Jr attend a Sunday gathering at the Wm Harvey home. Mr and Mrs J H Merriott and Mrs F Lathrop arrived Monday evening to visit friends in Craver and surrounding area.
Dr Stouder discusses hog cholera signs and diagnosis including kidney mottling, red intestinal patches, lung congestion, and the use of anti cholera serum. He warns about fake sera and improper use, urges consulting a veterinarian, and notes that 96 percent of healthy hogs can be made immune with proper serum use.
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