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Country corner notes from The Vindicator and Republican reporters cover keen comments, local doings, and farm and village items, detailing community updates and highlights from rural areas.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1911
Page
8
Country corner notes from The Vindicator and Republican reporters cover keen comments, local doings, and farm and village items, detailing community updates and highlights from rural areas.
Weather turns wintry with reports of frost risk and near August conditions. Local notes mention visits by Mr. and Mrs. Noll and families to P A Fouts, trips to Armstrong for a carnival, and a busy social scene with gatherings at Mitchells and Dolliver Ladies Aid. Maple Hill teams win two games, and many residents attend fairs and institute events.
Mr and Mrs J H Taylor were Sunday guests at G V Sweet P H Graves and Fred Dowden were Habherville callers Monday evening. A band of horse traders passed through our burgh Tuesday. Mr and Mrs N Musson and children drove to Armstrong Saturday returning Sunday evening. Mrs Frank Gremp and Mrs Geo Grems Jr and son Garland attended the carnival at Armstrong Friday. Miss Gertrude Richards entertained a lady friend from Estherville a couple of days last week. Mrs McGoy of Dolliver visited Mrs J H Merriott Monday. Mrs J H Merriott called on Mrs EK West Thursday.
Rev Taylor will preach at the town church next Sunday with services at 10 in the morning and 8 in the evening.
The piece contrasts Gates the Wall Street figure and the farmer's risk with life as a gamble. It argues farming is not pure gambling, praises Gates for wealth earned, then notes ethical views and limits of speculation. Includes medical ads for Foley Kidney Pills and Chamberlain's remedy.
A detailed look at how early filmmakers create impossible on screen effects. The article explains methods for simulating jumpings from windows, reversed motion, and self-assembling figures using staged sets, puppets, and precise timing, noting the extensive amount of shooting required. It cites examples with stones arranging into writing and a herring returning to a can as demonstrations of technique.
A brief note from Youth's Companion describes M Blanc delivering graceful lines in his native tongue but failing to land in English. An elderly woman asks if he has changed since Paris, and he replies with a florid compliment claiming she looks a rose of twenty years.
A boy named Bobby asks his grandfather about the play Othello after a theater outing. He wonders if the black man kills a lady every night, reflecting a child’s attempt to grasp dramatic tragedy and themes of murder and race.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer humor note features a quip about jealousy over a pug puppy as a lover complains and a girl replies the puppy is jealous. The piece ends with a Latin quote from Augustine on concealed truth and falsehood.
A drama by Edward E. Rose portrays a wealthy atheist husband under strain who is saved by Father Kelly's faith. The couple overcomes doubt and distrust as the priest restores hope and love. After Chicago, New York, and Boston runs, the Armory engagement opens Wednesday September 13.
O D Osgood and wife transfer to Elin Turner a tract described as nwa 1-00-38. M W Buckle and wife convey 24 acres in 334 10K to W O Onedke. Win E Silver and wife deed 204 acres in 64 1e9e31 to M W Buckle. E and Susie B Junkin transfer lots in block 4 SMAL DING to J F Beatty. Barbara Urban and husband to W Hy and G W Morrison part of nel 2-U tayeng. Henry W Lex transfers to H Uh divided 44 Interest In nw 14-9634 PLUREY 1200 Wu 10.
Cal Stewart, famed as the world’s premier impersonator of rural characters, brings his sixteen member company to the Armory Theatre on September 28 for a new comedy scenic production In Politics. The show emphasizes up to date refined humor and broad appeal. The offer also promotes a school atlas giveaway with Vindicator and Republican subscriptions. Chamberlain’s Coke, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is advertised as a needed summer aid.
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