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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1934
Page
4
Mrs Edwin Jorgensen and daughters Agnes and Betty left for South Pasadena after six weeks with relatives. Numerous townsfolk hosted and shared meals with neighbors and visiting relatives. Threshing, school repairs, club meetings, and a biennial Co. K reunion were on the community calendar alongside visits from Miss Jerde and Miss Fulton and a city budget session chaired by ill Mayor Reed.
CLSOM a CLSOM a Clyde Sanborn made a business trip to Spencer Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hower were business visitors in Des Moines Monday. Mrs. C. H. Ford returned home Monday evening from Ames where she spent several days vis iting with relatives. Miss Ethel Gustafson returned from Des Moines Saturday where she went to attend the Peaks- Rhodes wedding. Mrs. Bert Zeimer returned Sun day from Cedar Rapids where she had visited at the home of her brother Geo. Banke. Rev. Father McElroy of Ruth ven said mass Sunday at St. Patrick's church in the absence of Father Savage who is away on his vacation. Misses Irene and Vera Heyer, Miss Dorothy Tomhave and Wil fred Reed motored to Des Moines Sunday. They returned home this morning. Dr. H. L. McMillan drove to Omaha Sunday to get Mrs. Mc Millan and the children who have spent a week there with her fath er and sister. Mrs. Wm. Post, Miss Helen Sievers and Miss Laura Mathwig returned home Friday from Rem sen. They had gone Thursday and were house guests at the W. G. Sievers home. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Upmeyer of Solan are expected here Thursday. They will be guests at the Wm. Post home and at the home of Mrs. Upmeyer's brother Ed Zeim er. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crissey and son of Humboldt spent the weekend in Estherville with Mr. and Mrs. George Case and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Case. Mrs. Lee Case and baby accompanied them to their home for a ten day visit. En route home they will visit in Lake City with Miss Rosabel Van Raden.
Contracts let for enlarging artwork and electric light plants with Northern Equipment of Minneapolis to supply a new engine and generator at $23,918 and remodeling. Chicago Bridge and Iron Works wins the standpipe project at $7,750 as the city moves to modernize utilities.
The issue lists G H Morse named chief train dispatcher for Rock Island at this place, succeeding E F Winslow who becomes trainmaster at Des Moines. Dining room near capacity at Templar park, N B Egbert may close the dining hall soon. A roster of recent moves and travel includes Archibalds returning from Oklahoma to Estherville, Aitchisons back at Sherburn, Ike Hawk family moving to Boise City, and J P Anderson family planning permanent residence there. Delegates Alt and Barnes travel to Waterloo for Knights of Pythias grand lodge, Bale family visiting Minneapolis, Lough to fill Bale’s mail position temporarily, and Greig Zieman purchasing the Douglas line elevators.
From the August 15 1884 Northern Vindicator Estherville's boom for the year will total about 50 000. Merchant Bing ham of Swan Lake called at the office yesterday Lumberman Pendleton and family moved into a new residence near the river. Farmers enjoy thriving work as John Barnhart threshed oats from 32 acres, harvesting 1600 bushels at about 45 pounds per bushel.
A reader asserts pullets raised on grass range outperform those kept in confinement, claiming better health, flavor, and overall quality due to natural grazing and outdoor access. The note emphasizes the benefits of free-range farming practices for poultry.
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