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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1918
Page
8
A 665 acre Mille Lacs meadow near Minneapolis offers rich muck soil, drainage works, and high profit potential. With hay yielding two tons per acre and $10 per ton returns, fencing stock and easy clearing make it ideal for stock feeding and trucking garden farming, supported by nearby similar operations under a Minneapolis banker.
Mrs. F R Dowden and children visited relatives at Dolliver last week. Martin Berdah sold his Ford to Don Spaulding. Will West and family visited the T red Tyler home near Superior. Joe Weber bought a new Edison machine from Strube Brow. Graves family motored to Livermore for an over Sunday with relatives. Clayton Taylor announced a new arrival at their Hayfield home on July 6. Mrs. Harry Littell and son visited the Wickens and Will Nicholson homes. Graver Red Cross ladies host a reception at the Presbyterian church for boys leaving for camp, ice cream and cake 15c, bring a cake. No Red Cross meeting Friday. Fred Dowden started a new bank job at Spirit Lake. Maxwell Miller becomes cashier as the family moves to Emmetaburg. Bert and Harvey Bergeson received wrist watches from friends. Sixty ladies honored Mrs. G R Godfrey, retiring Ladies’ League president. new president Mrs. John Irwin received a teapot. Miss Iva Brannan hosted Grace Guild members and guests. Ida Harvey to host next meeting. Will Stemple shipped cattle and hogs to Chicago. M H Henningsen sought medical advice in Rochester. Mrs. Charlie Waechter visited from Lockport, Illinois. A Heaton family trip to Interlakeway for a celebration. Elizabeth Ralston of Waterloo spent part of the week with Vane Check Hosen and the Doane, Roben, and Wickens families in Mallard and Avon.
A mixed local chronicle covers farm threshing, soldiers leaving for Camp Pike and Austin Minnesota visits by relatives, and community updates. Names include Selmar Dybdahl Lauritz Strand Lewis Sevatson Otineon Carl Sevataon and Grover. Events note dog casualties to sheep, barber shift to military colors, and parish group gatherings at Grace Guild. Cited trips to Des Moines Camp Dodge and Spirit Lake anchor a long community diary of Estherville area residents.
Emmet Kossuth Palo Alto counties hold joint session July 6 1918 recording actions on contractor bonds and a C N W A contract. Meetings cover final estimates and bill approvals with auditors to reconvene later. W J Anderson chairs with W F Egen as secretary.
A 180 acre farm near town on good terms and right prices. See H N Rohde & Co above John Hannen tailor shop. Also three well improved farms north of Spitt Lake near Lakefield for rent or sale on easy terms. For rent steam heated office room. The Vindicator and Republican phone 76. LOST velvet cape between Estherville and Argplan Park. Return to First National Bank Estherville. Mrs P C Roth. News notes on motions and audits with local officials and bonds. Milk prices cited from Missouri era: sweet milk 25 cents per gallon, sour milk 18 1/2 cents per gallon.
The article argues about using the word Christ with or without the definite article. It notes Christ is an adjective in Greek and claims that alone it has no meaning, requiring a name or article. It concludes that Jesus Christ is the proper form to distinguish the Christian Savior from other Christs.
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