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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1924
Page
4
A notice indicates Estherville town records show the item entered at the city post office as second class matter. The filing signifies official processing under postal regulations. Details specify category and locality but lack further action or dates.
G A Nichols reports Emmet County Republicans to support Joe Anderson for governor at the State convention. The piece notes a likely need for uniting among three candidates and hints delegation flexibility. Food price increases since 1913 are summarized by the Alexander Hamilton Institute, while Democrats at their New York convention face internal clashes over the Klan issue and wet or dry planks, with Coolidge favored for president.
Des Moines reports from eighty counties show Lieutenant Governor Hammill with 70 9 to 100 delegates pledged or favorable in uninstructed delegations for the July 22 state convention. He appears an easy first choice on second ballots, while other candidates like Haynes Anderson and Burbank show broad but thinner support.
Entertained Friday evening in honor of Lutheran students at summer school and seventeen recently confirmed. Program featured Miss Opal Larson piano, Misa Gulla Uenswang reading, Arnold Edwards violin, Miss Olza Handeland vocal, and Rev. S. A. Berge address. Social hour and luncheon followed for over 100 guests. hostesses listed.
The East Riverside club enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at Mrs Book's home with roll call describing beautiful Iowa places. Mrs Gustafson led a cake making discussion. A hearty lunch followed and members departed refreshed. July meeting planned at Mrs Christensen's home with roll call on An American Heritage.
The Estherville Chautauqua program lists events from Sunday July 6 starting at 8:00 pm with Grand Concert Russian Cathedral Quartet. July 11 features 2:30 pm Prelude Dorothy Ellen Cole, 3:00 pm lecture by Dr. Isaac T Headland on Some By-Products of Civilization, and 7:30 pm Captain Applejack by William Keighley and His Players. July 12 includes 2:30 pm pageant with Anne Warner Baker and 4:00 pm lecture Charles H. Plattenburg The Modern Tale of Two Cities.
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