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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1937
Page
4
Local brief rounds up social visits travel and family events across Emmet County towns. Readers learn of visits by McLelands Shaeffers Lowenburgs and other families, birthdays births and anniversaries, travel to Spirit Lake Yellowstone and Lakota, plus school preparations and community notices.
County Balkema invites farm boys aged 10 to 91 to enroll in the 4-H Western Lamb Feeding Project. Each member will receive 16 head of high grade western lambs weighing about 65 pounds, to be fed separately and shown in Spencer after approximately 100 days with sale at auction. Extension Service provides records and materials.
Ames Iowa State College will lease pasture rights on 1900 acres of Resettlement Administration land in Decatur Monroe Appanoose Davis and Van Buren counties. Rainer Schickele says demonstrations will cover lime and phosphate applications reseeding weed control erosion and grazing methods. Local farmers will keep grazing records under college supervision.
Brothers Allan and William Hiles and their nieces Mrs Rex Inman and Mrs Vernon Brown visited. W R Mrs McOrder and daughter of Los Angeles and Mrs Albert Allen of Jackson were Sunday visitors in Hybus Allen Waldemar Peterson's home. The Stockdale home employs Lula Galvin. Iva Thornburg from Pleasantville enjoys a two week vacation with Tom Thornburg and Charley Mauss. Harold and wife toured the grotto in West Bend Friday.
On the New Mexico Hopi reservation the Rehoboth Mission bought a modern steel water tank from the Columbian Steel Tank Co. to deliver daily drinking water to each family. The Hopi remain in adobe huts, are camera shy, and the water driver secured a rare photo.
The Mayo Brothers of Rochester Minnesota emerged from disaster after a 1880s cyclone to build the Mayo Clinic. Their fearless surgical work, charity to one third of patients, and worldwide renown grew from humble beginnings. A guiding motto frames their mission: have something the world wants and it will find a way to your door.
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