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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1919
Page
13
Estherville positioned as the northwest Iowa shopping center urging early Christmas purchases. Merchants boast abundant gifts from jewelry to clothing, promising fair treatment, latest styles, and hometown savings. The Vindicator and Republican promotes browsing ads in this issue and shopping locally to support the community.
Poem reflects a dog’s simple devotion and faithful companionship as a steadfast, loving friend. The text ends with a promotional note urging readers to seek a college catalogue from Mankato Commercial College in Minnesota.
Shoes should be kept clean brushed and leather treated with care and protection from moisture using rubbers and shoe trees to preserve shape. Alternating two pairs extends wear. Nicholas Schaul died at Le Mars aged 87, a Luxemburg native who worked as stagecoach driver and later train conductor before moving to America in 1870 and guiding the Western House hotel.
Frank Biden purchases R N Rosseau’s interest in the Estherville confectionery, takes charge of the business, and plans improvements to enhance service. Rosseau contemplates future options, possibly a road job, with hopes the family remains in Estherville.
F E Griffith of Des Moines former Milford resident died at his Des Moines home Sunday night from heart failure. He was a noted figure in southern Dickinson county, husband of Jean Patterson formerly of Spirit Lake Herald. Griffith had run real estate offices in the Flemming block since moving to Des Moines after marrying, born near Creston, Iowa, in 1880s, member of Chamber of Commerce and Garfield Masonic lodge in Chicago. Survived by widow and four sons Homer Franklin E George and Alvin Allen.
Iowa State College reports stock share renting on a 120 acre Black Hawk county farm yields gains for both parties. Operator earned 2812 labor income while owner gained 2841 farm income, enough to cover seven percent interest on capital invested. Each partner shared livestock, machinery, feed and sales, with labor and taxes also shared. Stock share strengthens ties, supports farm improvements and soil fertility. In Sioux City, three hold ups occurred last Wednesday evening with a suitcase stolen near the West hotel and John Mullen robbed of about 300 dollars at his meat market.
The Christmas Red Cross seal sale in the city has boosted participation from business leaders and shoppers alike. Merchants adorn outgoing mail with seals, and the campaign staff reports rapid progress, urging every reader to form a personal committee and buy more seals to fund tuberculosis relief and public health education. The effort seeks to stamp out the disease and bring hope to families while strengthening the nation’s welfare.
William Otto and Ethel M Hyer were wed December 3 in Estherville at Rev J W LaGrone's church with family present. The couple will reside on the Hyer farm five miles north of Estherville. City bids for a new school building remain high. third bid date set for February 3, 1920.
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