Cool Your Head It Is Necessary to Remain Calm
A terse exhortation urges readers to stay calm and collected amid distracting chatter and rising heat. Officials stress patience and steady routines as a remedy for stress and confusion in daily life.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1915
Page
5
A terse exhortation urges readers to stay calm and collected amid distracting chatter and rising heat. Officials stress patience and steady routines as a remedy for stress and confusion in daily life.
Mins Jenevieve Knight to teach English and history in Clinton city schools next year. Rep Frank P Wooxcden canvasses Tenth district for constituent needs. Emmet County upgrades Estherville to Superior highway. Dickinson to follow. A. O. Peterson reports Patriarch Militants I O O F activity at Clear Lake encampment. cottages rise on grounds. Graettinger Labor Day planned. county supervisors met. Lin culm Street bridge deemed unsafe. Myers jailed in Graettinger after swindle involving Dunlap Corn Cure. York Pa. death of Thomas C. Davies, ex Hummetsburg postmaster. King Theatre promotes Paramount days and Diamond From The Sky. Public bids for school transport for next year due August 20.
Local notices recount numerous travelings and visits. John Kopp, Mrs Conversa, Mr. and Mrs Burt, Nina Amman, Mrs Kuehl, Vv A Comba, Mrs Brown, Miss Vivetta Thorndyke, Mrs Will Tone, Dr A Ivey, Bernt Granatal, G H Raife, TL M Christensen, Roy Brown, Herman Oranasky, E Mills, Eepeset, A Anderson, Mrs Mary Johnstone, Robed party at King theatre, races at Spirit Lake, and other residents journeying to Davenport, Cedar Rapids, Rochester, Lake Park, Orlean and beyond.
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