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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1921
Page
2
Conductor Homer Denham of the Rock Island condemns idleness in labor and capital, warning that loafing by either side harms progress. He frames malingerers as responsible for economic strain and social disruption.
The Rolfe area editorial argues that expressing sentiment with flowers is fine but should be reinforced by good deeds. It notes many ignorant residents but mocks a self styled smart fool, saying such a person would be found in a city.
A cold spell lingers with fifteen degrees below zero fueling longing for sun and blossoms as warmer weather looms. Tourists anticipate a thaw that could boost travel and outdoor plans.
The piece argues railroads promise lower freight rates but such promises do not supply coal or shield residents from hardship. It warns that without quick relief the electorate may stay home at the next election, reflecting growing frustration in the region.
A traveling salesman is reported to have sold several hundred dollars worth of lead pencils to business and professional men and others in Estherville recently. Since the money was not needed locally by office supplies dealers, the act was seen as thoughtful.
The holidays show weaker express business but strong parcel post volume as people save money. Parcel post is cheaper yet as safe as express, a shift critics blame on rate hikes that hurt the public and favor the coronations.
George E. Delevan, ex editor now in Los Angeles, writes about the Northern Vindicator’s ownership and editorial leadership from 1890 to 1891. He recalls I McFarland and C W Jarvis, Delevan’s rise to editor, and his later resignation to serve as state fish commissioner. The piece notes his fondness for Estherville Emmet county and his wife’s health prompting a warmer climate move.
The text appears as a fragment asking about an honor to be given by a state authority. It lacks names, places, dates, or clear actions to confirm a full news item.
John G Blair a long time resident of Glen Flora Wisconsin died at his home last Saturday at age 68. He lived near Hoping for 25 years and was well known in the community. Mr Bowman and Mrs Bowman visited from Fort Dodge, with Mrs Bowman remaining for a longer visit.
Sheriff Thomas Nivison announces a special general execution from Emmet County District Court on a 1921 judgment in favor of Carrie R. Felkey et al against multiple defendants. Real estate, Southeast Quarter Section 6 Township 99 Range 31 Emmet County, to be sold January 16, 1922, at Estherville Court House doors for cash to satisfy debt, interest, and costs.
Special execution issued by the Clerk of the District Court of Emmet County Iowa directs sale of real estate as the property of defendants Peters Munsen and Jennie Munsen Soren Nielsen and Marguerite B Nielsen Bert L France Pearl France Will H Knight C C rison to satisfy a debt of 26600 87 97 160 with costs. The land includes specified portions of sections 6 and 7 township 99 range 31 West of the 8th Principal Meridian, in Estherville Iowa. Highest bidder in cash January 16 1922 at the courthouse door Estherville between 9 am and 4 pm sale starts at 10 am to satisfy the debt plus interest and costs. Dated Dec 10 1921 THOMAS NIVISON Sheriff of Emmet County Iowa. Armstrong Young People Married Here. On Thursday December 2 at the Presbyterian Manse the marriage of Rufus E Cumming and Cornelia A Palmer both of Armstrong. Rev Voorhies officiated with many friends offering best wishes. I will live on a farm near Armstrong. Surprise Party For Mrs A A Crim. A surprise party was held Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs A A Crim north of the city in honor of Mrs Crim on her birthday. Guests brought filled baskets for a fine supper and presented Mrs Crim a ring. Ethel Irwins and Alvin Treadway Married. At the Presbyterian Manse Wednesday evening December 21 Alvin
A fragmented note describes a social gathering of the Knights of Pyitilina. It mentions participation by individuals from Ahosla and references an assurance about outcomes and end times amid uncertain details.
A special meeting of the local Eastern Star lodge will be held in the Masonic hall Thursday evening. Four candidates will be initiated. Refreshments will be served and a general social held after the initiation.
The Ladies of the D A R host a farewell at Mrs E Wight's home Friday afternoon for Mrs H B Lawrence who plans to move soon to her new California home.
Worthy Matrons Club of the Eastern Star Lodge elected officers for the year at a Wednesday gathering. President Mrs A C Brown, Vice President Mrs Wm McArdle, Treasurer Ms W A Heidke, and Secretary Mrs Kigt Allen were named. Installation by Harmony Rebekah Lodge No 56 set for next Tuesday in January with Anna Noble Grand Winnie Au Price Grand and Ethel Senco Secretary among officers. Refreshments announced.
The bride, educated in local high school and rural teaching for a year, becomes a capable partner for a groom who after his father's death now farms the northwest area near town. Both are celebrated by friends, and will reside on the Treadway farm.
Miss Dorothy Tredway and Merle Robinson were married December 25 at the bride's mother's home with family and friends attending. Rev J W LaGrone officiated the Methodist ceremony under a white bell with Mr and Mrs Alvin Tredway as attendants. After a wedding supper, guests celebrated, and the couple planned to reside in Fort Dodge.
Merle Robinson’s Christmas Eve was moved to joy as the I J and Fred Robinson families gathered at Dr and Mrs W A Bradley’s home for tree and dinner gifts. Merle and Dorothy Tredway wed on Christmas Day. A miscellaneous shower is planned for Mrs Lawrence Bowm and Miss Metta Bowman is hosting at Mrs Moore’s home this Wednesday evening.
On Wednesday December 21 at the byterian Manse the marriage of Arnold G Hagebock and Miss Nelile M Williams occurred with Rev Voorhies officiating. Both hail from the Dolliver area and will reside on a farm nearby.
Lutheran Immanuel Church announces next Sunday services at 10 30 a m in English. A 11 30 meeting of the voting memos is listed, with parishioners urged to attend and participate in the church year kickoff events.
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