Vindicator notes Fifth district race and local chautauqua
The Vindicator reports Cyrenns Cole winning the Fifth district race in the first round, succeeding Mr. Good in the House. It argues for Chautauqua support in Estherville with $1700 in season tickets and defends the paper’s stance on print prices and tariffs. It also criticizes President Harding for delaying a World War I pension law and urges more support for veterans.
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Cyrenns Cole
Cédar Rapids
Vawter
Estherville
Harding
Congress
Statewide cigarette law enforces underage smoking
The new cigarette law is effective statewide. Town councils must grant permits, else enforcement remains. It is a crime for anyone under 21 to smoke, with offenders liable to arrest by the mayor and the town marshal. Minors must reveal where they obtained a cigarette, risking permit revocation for suppliers.
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J. W. Jarnagin
Ahrens
Sac City
War era notes mix faith, labor, and schools in Iowa
A Philadelphia style report recalls A L Yeaton introducing a speaker at a Legion event in Akron, praising unity with the flag and country. It recounts German language funeral sermons, language barriers, and a resident minister's immigration history. The piece shifts to Iowa concerns about unemployment, Camp Dodge labor, and relief needs as Des Moines and Grinnell face farm labor shortages. It highlights Tama county Indians divers and rescue skills on Iowa rivers, and politics within the National Teachers Association in Des Moines. It notes McClenahan’s inquiry, opposition by county superintendents, and possible female Republican nominee as a reform gesture, with education figures AGNES Samuelson and Mae Francis cited.
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A. L. Yeaton
Akron
Legion
Red Cross
Hillrichs
Meyer
Germany
United States
Iowa
Des Moines
Camp Dodge
J. L. McIlrath
Grinnell
Dees Moines
Lowa
McClenahan
Agnes Samuelson
Page County
Mae Francis
Bremer County
State Department
Henry Sabin
Lincoln youth and rise amid New Salem legend
A romance about Abraham Lincoln’s early years in New Salem Illinois and his rise in politics. The tale, while fictional, preserves the era’s social types and frontier incidents and aims for a human, dramatic portrayal of the Emancipator. The paper presents it in feature form.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
New Salem
Colgrove Resigns as Upper Iowa President. Lectures on Education
C P Colgrove, former president of Upper Iowa University, Fayette, a University of Iowa graduate, long served as a professor at State Teachers College Cedar Falls and authored school texts. He is now in Iowa City preparing material for another college text. Separately, Mr McClenahan faced censure for charging $50 for lectures at teachers institutes, deemed beyond his official duties, leading to a lawmaking change.
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C. P. Colgrove
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Iowa City
McClenahan
House of Representatives
Cairns Bros Back in Estherville for One Night Only
The Cairns Brothers vaudeville troupe return to Estherville on Monday August 1 for a single show. They promise a full program with a new four act Western comedy drama The Girl of the Flying X, new music, and fresh vaudeville acts with new scenery.
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Cairns Bros
Seven
Estherville
Arizona
Immanuel Lutheran Church Service and Meeting Schedule
Sunday July 24 includes Sunday School at 9 30 a m and Divine Services with Holy Communion at 10 30 a m followed by a noon meeting of voting members Pastor J E Andreae officiates and Ralph's home made ice cream is advertised as good.
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Ralph
Estherville North Lutheran Church Social and Services
Estherville North Lutheran Church plans evening service at 8 p.m. with Attorney O. N. Ressell as speaker. L. A. and M. S. guests at church parlors with Mesdames J. Howard, Peter Geil, and Jos. Olgon. Prayer meeting also at 8 p.m. Y. P. L. to hold social on Wednesday July 27. Parochial school noted at State Line Lutheran Church. Stick-to-it Club to meet July 28 with August program.
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Estherville Nor
Lutheran Church
P. L
N. Ressell
L. A
Mesdames J. ©. Howard
Peter Geil
Jos. Olgon
V-R
Ed Bros
Emma Miller
C. J. Martens
Minneapolia
W. J. Dewall
Glenn Rauhauser
Estherville
A. H. Nasby
Bert Windom
G. G. Wheatley
Harry Brown
Wheatley
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