Go Your Limit and Put Your Shoulder to the Wheel
A motivational exhortation urging relentless effort with no pauses. It emphasizes maximizing every minute and persisting through challenges to achieve goals.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1914
Page
1
A motivational exhortation urging relentless effort with no pauses. It emphasizes maximizing every minute and persisting through challenges to achieve goals.
The notice urges readers to stay active with ten days left to win the Ford car. Contest rules detail vote counting on August 26 and the requirement that final reports be in a sealed envelope by 7:30 p.m. Saturday August 29. Judges will seal the ballot box and only disinterested local businessmen will count.
Second hand motorcycles offered at from forty dollars. P Loreangen and Company advertise at VOLO Bahay Ave Chicage with a note of bargain pricing and location in a brief classifieds style.
Big fourth annual Field Meet set for Wednesday August 26 at Wallingford features a balloon ascension, ball games, races, wheelbarrow contest, pie and banana eating, free foot races, and a grand dance. Headline events include a big ball game at 6 30 p m and a balloon ascent.
German Lutheran church groups in the region plan a mission festival at the Bergman home known as the Quaka on Spirit Lake's north shore next Sunday August 24. Estherville members travel by train and auto to reach the grounds with a 4:50 p m rail arrival. Rev August Mueller of Algona will speak in German at 10 a m and Rex A C Klammer formerly of this city now of Rapidan Minnesota will deliver a sermon at 2 p m in English. A free dinner will be served at noon and all are invited. The festival is a yearly German Lutheran event seen as a reunion of German hearts. The Relief Corps tea is set for Thursday at Mrs B C Stanley’s East Lincoln street office. The Vindicator Republican Company.
Rathersine business men met at the Court House Monday to perfect a permanent organization. The group aims to create a collection and credit branch to protect members against Joey. Officers elected will be reported in the next issue. Also notes on social visits, club meetings, a marriage in Adell, and local office renovations.
An Estherville boy aged nine was struck by a touring car driven by Mr. Young of Bancroft while playing with companions. Despite attempts to stop, the car struck him and the rear wheel caused instant death. Funeral services were held Saturday at the residence with burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
Charles Peterraon and Miss Fran Ela Oo Hrien wed Monday afternoon at Clinton Town in a long courtship ending in marriage. The groom, a Ra therville groceryman, sold his store interest to his brother Paterson Bros partner Clem on Friday. After a honeymoon, they will reside on a northern Minnesota farm. The Vindicator and Republican notes the couple’s prosperity and looks forward to their life together. The piece also comments on Germany and U S neutrality.
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