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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1925
Page
3
A spelled out guide explains filling the grid by crossing letters. Read across horizontal clues and down vertical clues using numbers to match definitions. Words must be dictionary terms, proper names excluded, with lengths ending at black squares.
A typed puzzle page titled The Merry Go Round presents a mixed horizontal and vertical set of clues. The garbled word list hints at a playful crossword with entries ranging from fairy queen to Greek letters and common prepositions. The solution will appear in the next issue.
Joint boards of Emmet and Palo Alto counties meet at Estherville court house to consider engineer report and a possible tax levy to cover warrants and drainage expenses. No action taken. Joint session adjourned to be recalled by the auditor.
Proceedings show joint boards in Estherville with I J Robinson and Bertha Ke Johnson as officers. They discuss completion of Clarke Construction Co graveling work, set January 16 1925 hearing at Estherville courthouse, confirm benefits on multiple secondary roads, extend contract for graveling No 24-P to June 1 1926, and levy outstanding drainage district assessments.
A Chicago Daily Tribune cartoon mocks sentimentalists in the death penalty debate, arguing for life terms to save innocent lives and citing England’s death sentence. National Observer endorses harsher penalties. Miss Mary McLaren, early film star, retires to wed Colonel Geo. H. Sons in British service.
A lighthearted note warns owners to lock spare tires and balloons as a potential theft risk. It suggests demand for stolen balloons may rise and advises securing spares to prevent loss.
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