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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions city post office, Fathar im town and names A MIG HOLS, Faditor and Mov. Reading is insufficient to identify a clear event or outcome for a concise summary.
The piece reviews local party activities in Emmet County including Cox of Ohio as the Democratic standard bearer and a harmony filled Republican county convention led by M. J. Booth and Lawyer Morse. It also promotes Estherville’s Chautauqua program, warns against water contamination rumors, and notes Ohio as a pivotal state in the race with Cox supporting the wet platform.
In Dickinson county V A Arnold won as county attorney over Redell and Davis at the convention. Delegates to the state convention were instructed, with some likely to back Ernest Moore for governor, signaling party dynamics ahead of the fall general election.
An Esstherville reader extols bankers for public-spirited work and warns against derisive politics. The piece favors ratification of the 19th amendment, arguing Republicans gain from granting women voting rights and urging support for the_ activists in the suffrage fight.
The passage records political debate around rights and suffrage, names Senator Hasetine and Republicans, and notes community events in Tennessee. It lists numerous locals visiting relatives, hosting sisters, and attending celebrations at Fairmont and Hands Park with multiple families mentioned and social visits across towns. Fireworks and gala days mark the Fourth celebrations amid rainy weather.
Mrs Rob Woods hosts a July gathering with cake. a planned circus event at Genet postponed indefinitely due to means. League meeting Thursday. Mrs Irwin chairs serving. Don Spaulding paints his horse. Mrs Clyde Wilder returns from visit. Picnics at High Lake draw attendees despite rain. Mrs Sam Solomonson hosts Norwegian Lutheran ladies. Several families travel to Fairmont for events and church convention in Sioux Falls. 40 children entertained by Jessie Alan and Betty Krieger with refreshments. Mrs Ramsey and Hartman assist at children’s afternoon. Mrs Owen Morton visits relatives in Estherville.
Mr and Mrs J L Schultz of east of Wallingford visited Mrs Schultz's parents Mr and Mrs S T Van Emen Sunday The Community Store workers are in the area Clarence Anderson took a vacation from the road after stepping on a rusty nail at the storehouse E C Williams of Pullman Wash stayed a couple days at Strawberry Point E H Ellerston family spent Sunday at Spirit Lake Farmers Union received a shipment of twine last week Mr and Mrs S T Veneman and son visited Arnolds Park H G Dillon shipped last Wednesday for the Shipping association Mr and Mrs Everrett Logue spent Sunday at Arnolds Park.
Vegeman and daugh ter east of Wallingford spent a week with Mrs Reymond Whiting visited Estherville with her parents. Mr and Mrs J Dokhin of Esther ville spent Sunday at Boverberry Point. W A A Siu and Mrs attended Interlake Hand's nee Sunday. Anderson attended the County ante at Estherville Saturday. The county convention drew full representation and passed pleasantly with active lectures by Soeth and Attorney Morse. Mr and Mrs VenEmen enjoyed company from California. Jay Howard Fred Jones Lou Wanamaker and Dennis Bagan attend the national Filks meeting in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Clarence Todd show encouraging news as she nears recovery. The Gro K Nan returned from Garritron South Dakota after a Hardinger society reunion. A tornado at the camping ground damaged equipment but caused no injuries.
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