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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1922
Page
3
The fragment notes a local newspaper masthead style with editors A Nichols as editor and manager, and a city post office designation in Esther Wille Iowa. This item reflects publication context rather than a complete news event.
The Vindicator and Republican discuss the strike settlement, noting shopmen may lose and urging them to return temporarily while rail board decisions on seniority are awaited. Some workers resist, fearing union stigma as Judas Iscariot. The Sibley Tribune links public opinion to a prohibition outcome.
The writer notes a large grape harvest this year and plans to make wine. They have lost their wine recipe and request someone to send a reliable recipe that will guarantee good results, asking for time and assistance if possible.
President Harding urges capitalists and union men to follow the Golden Rule and avoid agitators. He argues a calm national balance is essential and warns that unrest endangers the country. He appeals for patriots and stability, saying not to rock the boat.
The Iowa Forum states no Republican candidate remains for the U.S. Senate. Brookhart is deemed not Republican and refuses to align with the party platform, acting as a personal candidate. The Forum concludes no Republican is running in Iowa for the senior Senate seat as heat and crops dominate the region.
Adelaide Nichols recounts the National Editors trip through Missoula Bitter Root Valley Polson and Kalispell Montana. Delegates visit Fort Missoula Sen Clark’s Salmon Lake and Glacier Park with banquets forest fire talks and farm tours.
A boiling pool near an ice cold mountain stream in Yellowstone Park presents a startling sight. Visitors alternately doubt and marvel at the steaming spectacle before accepting the improbable scene as real.
Picnic at the home of J L McDonald on Friday August 25 invites all ladies of the church to bring a covered dish and sandwiches. Ola Huntley and Claude Howell were married today at the Baptist parsonage 709 E Des Moines Street with witnesses Nellie Higgins and Will Trucks.
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