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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1912

Page

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Will Call New Election On Bond Issue For High School

Local parties challenge the legality of the previous bond notice and papers. The school board plans a new election in late March or early April to authorize about 76000 for a modern high school building, urging strong support to beat last vote’s margin. Feckner's embezzlement charges threaten Graettinger Co-operative store and spark district court action. preliminary hearing held, case bound for March term. The report also notes a successful skeet contest by Estherville Gun Club and a midwinter school picnic at Berg.

Issu Os Friends of Education Graettinger Co-operative L. E. Feckner Minneapolis Feckner Emmetsburg Graettinger

River Ice Pronounced Very Good By City Report

Des Moines river ice judged very good by Professor Glomseett bacteriologist of Drake University in a city council report. Ice from distilled water and consumers’ ice also rated good. L L Bingham of Estherville spoke at Congregational church, praised for integrity and high ideals, urging a balance of prosperity and moral duty.

Glomseett Drake University Glomsett Des Moines

Twenty Years Ago Republican Notes on Local Life

R K Soper rents Blow residence while N Peterson sells 160 acre High Lake farm for 25 dollars an acre. Leslie Littell plans a west river residence as spring opens. Chas Barber to build a North Sixth Street home costing 1500 over foundation. Rev Robinson fills Methodist pulpit then moves to Texas. Mr and Mrs Leslie Littell return from wedding trip via Minneapolis St Paul and Wisconsin. Chas Carpenter sells farm to G W Emmerson for 4347, taking possession March. Schultz family welcomes a new boy. Washington’s Birthday observed as postal holiday with changed delivery hours. post office open 9 to 11:30 and 6:40 to 6:80, rural carriers skip delivery. G C Allen Postmaster. Short Horn Bulls and Percheron stock for sale at Stock Farm managed by Geo W Munguay.

Republican Files R. K. Soper Blow QO. N. Peterson High Lake Township Lesitie Littell Chas, Barber North Sixth Street Sheriff Rae Robinson Paterson Swan Lake Texas Leslie Littett Minneapolis Wisconsin Chas. Carpenter G. W. Emmerson Dows Chas. Schultz Emmet Township Washington G. C. Allen

Seventeen Year Locust to Visit Iowa Warns Expert

Ames Iowa February report from entomologist R I Webster cautions that a seventeen year locust will reappear this spring. He notes a history of regular intervals since 1844 and predicts central to southeastern Iowa will see the insects. They largely threaten young trees, with damage mainly to new growth during May to July.

Ames Iowa R. I. Webster Town Experimentatation Mr. Webster Webster Adair Adama Audubon Boons Cass Dallas Davis Decatur Des Moines Greene Hamilton Henry Jasper Jefferson Johnson Keokuk Louisa Madison Mahaska Marion Marshall Monroe Muscatine Polk Poweshiek Ringgold Scott Story Taylor Union van Buren Wapello Warren Wayne

World for March and Top Articles in Popular Science

A roundup of feature pieces and essays from Popular Science and Mechanics supplement. It includes The Health of the Cities by Dr F C Walsh and Sun Power to Irrigate the Nile Valley by Arthur St George Joyce, plus assorted titled works by Carlyle Ellis Hyde Kohr Prosser and others.

Carlyle Ellis New Orleans Big Ditch Harry M. Hyde Alien Willey Harry F. Kohr William ‘I Prosser Marine Corps Rene Bache P. J. Preaton Dr. F. C. Walsh Nile Valley Arthur St. George Joyce Robert G. Skerrett Robert H. Moulton Popular Science and Mechanics

Dehli Durbar at Lyric Crowned Prince of India Reel

Special reel at the Lyric on February 29 features Dehli Durbar with two other reels. Grand show priced at 10 cents. Three performances listed as 7:16, 8:15, and 0:51. Contact 7 16 0 5 1 6 for details.

India

The Rutes For Lent A Pious Guide From Sioux City

The Lent rules begin February 1 and run until Easter Sunday with strict fasts and exemptions. Flesh may be eaten at meals on Sundays and some weekdays. eggs and dairy allowed at principal meals and collation. Two ounces bread with coffee or tea, Drippings and lard may be used. Sundays have no flesh. A bishoply indult eases some workers from daily abstinence but not the fast. A Lent season almsgiving and abstinence custom is urged, plus a church supper on February 22 featuring roast pork and other dishes with prices listed.

Upiahep Garrigan Sioux City Duas Nook United States

Price Hikes A Reynolds Print Finds Prince Buyer

A London dealer argues over value with Sir Joshua Reynolds as a second hand shop stumble uncovers a print of the Duchess of Rutland after Reynolds by Valentine Green. The dealer had bought it for four pounds and sold it later for one thousand.

Joshua Reynolds Eketeh Sir Joshua Reynolds Sir Joshua London Duchess of Rutland Reynolds Valentine Green Jernigham

Blondes Getting Scarcer and Darker in Future

A scientific forecast warns that blonde individuals are thinning and darkening, predicting the rise of "whitey browns" as the prevalent hair color. It suggests preserving blondes is possible but would hinder civilization’s progress, with fewer women remaining divinely fair in coming decades.

Dogs Smuggled Aboard Dover Steamer By Women Officers Seize Pets

Smugglers in Dover include women hiding dogs in pockets under clothing and in muffs while boarding ships from Calais. Dogs bark or are concealed in parcels to evade quarantine and customs checks. One man was fined after pockets in a rug contained three dogs. Officers note women frequently succeed where men fail and quote a critic on honesty.

Dover Calais

The Innocent Abroad At Intel Holwarde

James Morro a day clerk in Kansas City recalls a tale from a rural guest who registered from Osborne Kansas in a hotel. The guest chose the only unoccupied room with a private bath and feared someone would use the bath only access through his room.

James Morro Intel Holwarde Kansas City Inga Chicago Inter Ocean Osborne Kan Morro

Campaign for Moderation in Food and Drink Education

Susan B. Tracy argues overeating harms more than excess drinking and other dissipation. She notes neurasthetic conditions stem from table stuffing and daytime nibbling, urges early lessons in moderation, and links temperance to a broader moral campaign.

Susan B. Tracy Naraesa Jamaica Bloin Boston

Appointment of Jay Heffelfinger as Estherville clerk

Jay Heffelfinger is appointed Estherville post office clerk under civil service with a starting salary of 600 the first year, 8 the second year, and 1000 thereafter. He and five others passed the November exam, won out over rivals, and he began duties Friday after learning of the appointment. He previously worked two years at Soonberg Kilgore’s grocery store as an efficient, courteous clerk expected to perform well in his new role.

Jay Heffelfinger Estherville Civil Service Soonberg &. Kilgore's As & Post Office

An Angels Give

A brief reflection on giving a thoughtful gift of kindness to a friend as the angels would.

George MacDonald

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Graettinger Co-Operative Store Armstrong Esthherville Berg School Ellen Doyle Web See Barringtons Converse W. A. Kerr Logan Wilder John Johnston Wm. Draper Geo Andereor Deen Ole Burdabb Diasees KO Total Beers I Ewes Bhiely Carlaen Thornen Bstiner Carlson Ates Mry Valley Sever River CE L. L. Bingham Congregational Brotherhood Congregational Church Bingham Brotherhood Commonwealth Gxo W. Munguay the Lyric Ladies of the Christian Church Ini APT
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