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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1923
Page
3
A reader warns county subscribers that newspapers are not free and publishers may bill them. The Vindicator and Republican sends annual statements so readers know their status. Subscriptions are described as an asset, not a liability.
Three strikers confess to murdering Guy Cornwell at Trenton Missouri division point. After July first unrest, law abiding union officers resign and return to work as conditions allow. Depredations and assaults prompted the Daugherty injunction shaping the broader strike turmoil.
A column riffs on unusual January warmth in Iowa. It notes trials and juries influencing verdicts, France Europe politics stirring concern, robins moving north signaling spring, and wary eastern investors now eyeing Iowa securities. It ends with a light jab about cautious drivers at the post office corner.
A report notes that if plans proceed, a sequence of tests will be conducted to determine how warm and cold water influence production. The study outlines stages to assess temperature impacts and data collection methods for analysis.
The sermon next Sunday features The Still Small Voice and The Man Who Was Converted Too Late. Worship is at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m. On Thursday Feb 1 a Bible study course begins with Old Testament overview. Copies will be hectographed for attendees.
The Vindicator and Republican argues that deaf ear to President Harding on ship subsidy risks harming America. It urges protection to rival foreign carriers, cites tariff parallels, and calls for more statesmen in Congress. The piece also predicts milder winter, future bird return, and notes Estherville needs modern tenement housing to boost population.
The column laments limited use of public discussion space, critiques Iowa gasoline tax talk, notes the Iowa Press Association meeting in Des Moines with Governor Preus to speak, and derides post‑meeting behavior among publishers. It also comments on World War I aftermath in France and Germany and mentions the Herrin murder trial verdict as a justice travesty.
A reader vents about county agents pushing dairy schools and farming reforms, arguing the programs waste 33 cents yearly while not improving profits. A second item notes dairy cow milk output relates to water intake, not water temperature, citing Iowa State College research.
The American Legion urges mutual aid among ex servicemen and invites recruits to join for community progress. A humorous Iowa Legionaire recipe promises crowd pleasing pastries to tempt veterans to attend meetings while National Commander Owsley’s Washington visit counters anti Legion chatter. An Argonne Post plans an honor roll of deceased members and calls all posts to post theirs promptly.
The Timpe Post event in Spirit Lake drew Maurice Doyle Post boys and Gobs in a lively gathering. A theatrical contest pitted the Gobs against the Engineers and Airmen, the Gods winning a secret vote, followed by lunch. Frank Wenig condemned mask wearing Klux klan in public, stressing American Legion stand for law, order, and constitutional rights. Representatives from Spencer, Milford, Greenville, and Dickens joined Estherville members, boosting local Legion activity and business-club cooperation.
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