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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1912
Page
1
Mrs. Henry C. Taylor recounts a missionary journey from Chemulpo to Nam Yang and Sorangi. She describes mountain valleys, village welcomes, church services, and encounters with local healers, teachers, and believers. The letter highlights faith, education needs, and hopes for broader Christian schooling in Korea.
The Teachers Institute meets this week in the high school building with forty four registering on Monday and a few more expected. The event draws limited turnout but interest is shown by attendees amid scattered names of local participants and a humorous anecdote about notable figures in heaven and politics. The livestock line notes Iowa’s overall value surpassing many New England states combined.
Mr and Mrs Ed Daum two sons and Adelaide Nichols started for Albert Lea in Daums car when a farmer blocked the road the Daums tried to pass as the road grew muddy the car skidded and left the road turning over twice luckily no one was seriously hurt Daum suffered the only injuries the car was wrecked He exchanged it for a new one and continued the journey arriving in Albert Lea that night
E. W. Camden died at his home in Emmetsburg Sunday night after a brief illness from inflammation of the bowels. He was well known in the county for his work as an oil engineer in direct contracting and recently joined Wadradou Commandery No. 63, K of C in the city.
Seventy-ton hay price and hotel venture at Manhattan Beach. Miss Hattie Harnum heads to Minneapolis for music studies. Rain meter shows 1.7 inches from Sunday noon to Monday noon followed by a cold wave. Republican club formed with Matson as president and Littell vice president. Court adjourns after a week. Various local movements, marriages, and travels noted including a hotel company for Manhattan Beach and a dollar bill size reduction proposal.
A large turnout from neighboring towns gathered for the M. W. A. plenis and field meet at Wallingford on Wednesday. The Estherville Militia Band entertained, a float parade followed, and speaking by J. S. Wenslow of Dow and I wave was well received. Afternoon races highlighted by Phil Butler and Lew Kobernus among others, concluded with a dance at the Woodman’s hall. Weather urged caution about low areas, and cement products news from Fort Dodge was noted.
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