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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1914
Page
2
A plane flight by Linnekorel reaches 21 000 feet, four miles high, with spectators noting no impact on the journey. The item includes the paper’s advertising details and a critical editorial about philanthropy and local aid, urging support for domestic communities alongside commerce.
Ralph Randolph reports on the Rowan Iowa Fourth of July show run by Mr and Mrs King and the Williams Family Band. Receipts totaled $100.60 from 10,200 admission prices as the troupe promoted vaudeville and moving pictures under canvas. Also notes upcoming stops and local notices including residents’ travels and job changes.
A burst of marriage notices from Desmet South Dakota and Buffalo Wyoming details Archer Wooldrknt of Iowa City and Miss Debhis Titna of Oregon wed at 8:80 p m with relatives present. The groom works with his editor father at the Iowa City Times Republican and the bride, a former high school graduate, studied at the State University before teaching and moving to Boise Idaho. The article also covers Ernest Eder and Bessie McKibben marrying in Buffalo and preparing for a honeymoon in the Big Horn Mountains with plans to live in Town City.
A garbled church notice announces services in German next Sunday at 1:9 oclock with Sunday School at 8:20. The Free Methodist church invite families to join, mention a Springfield meeting, and reference Rev M S Joosart from Indianapolis.
Bank statement from River Savings Bank Girnver Iowa detailing assets including gold coins cash drafts and deposits and liabilities such as capital stock deposits and unpaid dividends. Bank cashier F R Dowden certifies the report as true to the best knowledge with notarization in Emmet County on July 7 1919.
A July 1 bulletin from Iowa State College highlights how Iowa lands lose fertility yearly through crop removal. It details nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium losses, the role of legumes and green manures, lime depletion, and the need for proper manuring, rotations, and drainage to keep Iowa soils fertile. Rev W C Fleischer assisted Lewis Mathwig painting buildings last week.
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