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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1925

Page

2

Vindicator and Republican Subscription Rates Notice

Editors G A Nichols H A Nichols G A Nichols and Daughter publish weekly Vindicator and Republican. Subscription rates listed include one year within first zone six months and one year outside first zone with foreign advertising representative. The American Press Association publishes by the Vindicator and Republican Company at one dollar fifty cents.

AMERICAN PRE_53 ASSOCIATION Vindicator and Republican Company

To Have or Not to Have Chautauqua Drive in 1926

Efforts seek at least thirty signers for a Red path-Vanter guarantee to host a 1926 chautauqua. Residents debate value, noting drift toward jazz and vaudeville over intellectual uplift, and the need for community moral and financial support despite deficits. Also highlights Herman Oransky sale driven by extensive advertising and public publicity strategy.

Friends of the Chautauqua

Ideal weather boosts crops and community notes in Iowa

The Lake Park News denies a typhoid fever epidemic while farmers report thriving crops with corn tassels and oats in shocks. Six thousand paid admissions to Spirit Lake Rodeo on July 4 are noted, and local commentary laments town bankruptcies, storm damage near Estherville, and chautauqua funding issues.

The Lake Park Spirit Lake

Emmetsburg bank closure aids depositors and creamery push

The Emmetsburg National Bank is closing with depositors receiving final settlement checks totaling about 60 to 64 percent of original deposits. Promoters report a $12,000 certificate assignment to Estherville for a large local creamery, funded by farmers and steady committee encouragement, signaling a major cooperative project. Local farm programs urge weed reporting and hen management, while the Labor Bureau offers short term work and county agent culling demonstrations to help farmers.

Emmetsburg Natonal Bank Estherville Labor Bureau Farm Bureau Office

Farm Bureau Notes Grace Trysinger Visits Emmet County

Miss Grace Trysinger supervisor of the Middlewest district for women from the USDA Washington visits Emmet County to assist Mina Noles head of women's work for the Iowa State Extension Dept. The county project for the coming year is Second Year Nutrition open to all residents through the farm bureau program with nearly 100,000 paid members in the state.

Grace Trysinger U. S. Department of Agriculture Emmet Middlewest Agr. Dept Washington, D. C Mina Noles Iowa State Extension Dept Noles Farm Bureau Organized

Township Meeting at Twelve Mile Lake Farm Bureau

About two hundred fifty attended the Farm Bureau gathering at Jorgen Andersen's last Thursday evening. A local talent program and a talk by M L Soeth complemented by moving pictures from the County Agent, ending with ten gallons of ice cream and cake. The next meeting will be at Mr Shannon's, date to depend on harvest and threshing.

Twelve Mile Lake Farm Bureau Jorgen Andersen M. L. Soeth

Weeds Cost Farmers Thousands Each Year

Weeds infest farms causing small leaks that erode profits and, on larger patches, threaten overall operation. Thistles and quack or saw thistles start minor but grow costly to control over years, demanding time and money to combat.

Profit Jump by Testing Cows in Iowa Herd

A Thornton Cerro Gordo county cowtest member in Ames shows profit rising from 2.29 to 60.73 monthly by altering feed. By cutting oil meal and cotton seed meal and feeding bran, profits grew with seven cows in April. March shifts to per cow milk-based feeding raised production and cut costs. Starting April, seven cows milked, half vats replaced by corn and cod meal, balancing ration while trimming grain costs. Annual investment to belong is 31.80, with total three-month profit reaching 125.67 over the first month and 93.87 above the 31.80 stake.

Ames Iowa Thornton Cerro Gordo County R. F Conway

Pity in Tariff Debate as Beets Sugar Policy Does Not Stand

A congressional candidate attacks tariff protection for sugar, arguing removal would hurt sugar beet farmers, factory workers, laborers, and consumers. The piece contends tariff policy should be a business matter, not political theatre, and highlights its broad national impact.

Congress

Who Are the Girls? Two Sisters Held by Night Marshal

Estherville reports two fast girls, sisters, were caught by the night marshal near midnight on a Friday night for giving a half pint of liquor to two young men in jail. The marshal returned them home and informed their mother of the incident, per Algona Advance.

Estherville Algona

Cutting Down Expenses by Erwin Greer

Eschew blame on fuel for poor mileage. Inspect engine cylinders, piston rings, and valve seating. A rich carburetor mix wastes gas, causes overheating and carbon buildup. Verify generator output matches battery needs. over or under charging is possible. Next week: Greer's Mail Bag.

Erwin Greer Greer College of Automotive; Engineering Chicago Greer

Chivalry on the Roadster Ride in Estherville

A Estherville lad with a new roadster takes a local girl for a ride. After a brief quarrel the moonlit scene ends with the boy abandoning the car to walk the girl home, demonstrating a chivalrous turn in a minor social incident.

Estherville

Onion Weeders Union Stages First Strike in Estherville

A local onion grower Dr. A. C. West hires fifteen city youths to weed onions. During lunch break a plan for higher pay forms a Weeders Union called the Estherville Union Weeders Union. The dispute ends with most workers returning to work and no wage increase granted. Mr. Hindenburg has been president for several days. no war between France and Germany yet.

A. C. West Union Weeders Union Estherville

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Raife Vindicator Republican G. A. Nichols H. A. Nichols G. A. Nichols and Daughter Herman Oransky Buffalo Center Here Spencer News-Herald Wiliam J. Bryan Railroad Commission R. M. Hicks Spencer’ Grocery Wmn J. Bryan Charles Bryan Farm ‘Bureau V. BR Farm Bureau Notes V-R V.R Irngton Remington Gardston Hotel Savings Bank Pennsylvania Royale Penn ROYAL PENN Iowa Auto Parts Company H. E Nathanson Estherville, Iowa Southern Minnesota Oil CO Fairmont, Minnesota
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