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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1922

Page

2

Dunnell Social News Notes and Local Visits

Dunnell and surrounding towns swirl with visits from Rockford Elgin and Illinois families. Cemetary Association hosts a pie social next Saturday to fund improvements and beautify the grounds. Receptions and dinners mark gatherings at Sylvania Park with Peterson Swanson Ekstrand and Olson families among those sharing time and news. Married couples include Albin Anderson and Tillie Wilton and Lewis A Peterson and Esther Olson. Travelers head to Minnesota and West Bend while Dunnel farmers plan a club meeting at A M Wenberg’s home.

Oscar Larson Rockford Ralph Larson Elgin Ilinois Dunnell Herlin Sandin Babe Gradberg Dakota E. G. Swanson Marian Ruth Ellen Swanson C .L. Peterson Aitkin Minnesota Wallace Peterson Fairmont Lewis Peterson August Wenberg C. J. Oberg Oscar Olson E. H. Sandin Swen Person O. J. Nelson Ruth Appelquist Mable Rydell Sylvania Park Person Violet Anderson Estherville George Anderson Famly Peterson Swanson Albin Anderson Tillie Wilton Lewis A. Peterson Esther Olson Fred Carlson E. J. E. Gradberg Ekstrand E. M. Ostergren Albert City Axel Carlson Des Moines Alfred Osberg Ellen Erickson August Samuelson Dawson Providence C. A. Bredberg Edwin Carlson West Bend Ed.Flyare Geneva Henry Schen- Tich Hubert Rev Nelson Gust Olson Monterey Dunnell Farmers Club A. M. Wenberg

Sticktuait Club to Meet With Mrs Stanwick

Sticktuait Club convenes Thursday July 27 with Mrs Stanwick assisting serving Children Day exercises form part of the program Lorenzo Lough family of Estherville visited Claus Martens Sunday Mr and Mrs R R Dewall called on R H Dewall near Wallingford Monday William Cockburn on motor trip through North Dakota Mr and Mrs Henry Schmidt visited Schmidt parents at Spirit Lake reports health improving Lawrence Sabo assisting Wheatley farm this summer Many from West Emmet attended Shipping Association meeting Wednesday at Superior.

Sticktuit Club Stanwick Aasby Lorenzo Lough Estherville Claus Martens R. R. Dewall R. H. Dewalls Wallingford Wm. Cockburn North Dakota Henry Schmidt Henry Schmidt Visited Mr. Schmidt’s Parents At Spirit Lake Schmidt Nelson Wheatley Lawrence Sabo West Emmet Shipping Association Superior

President Harding’s tele gram to Governor Kendall in bid to restart coal

President Harding urges immediate resumption of coal production under April 1 wage scales and calls for a three worker three operator and five public representative national coal commission to arbitrate disputes. Kendall pledges Iowa resources to support the program as the nation faces a fuel shortage. The Iowa governor backs the federal plan, insisting the general welfare surpasses group disputes and pledging state protection to ensure a continuous fuel supply.

Federal United Mine Workers National Coal Commission Warren G. Harding Kendall Harding Iowa N. E. Kendall United States

Iowa Magazine threatens county papers by overreaching aid

A critical overland note argues Iowa Magazine leans on country weeklies and could harm the independent Spencer News-Herald and Spencer Reporter. The writer warns such magazines may dilute local presses and reduce newspapers to junk, urging papers to stay independent and merit-based.

Iowa Country Press Spencer News-Herald Spencer Reporter

Town Magazine brightens readers with worthy content

The central number on the Town Magazine showcases excellent reading matter and feature articles. It notes that high standards require substantial advertising in a competitive field, forecasting the publication's future with a sharp seventy two point question.

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Editor's Invoice Reflects 1922 Year of Work

A midwestern editor submits an annual invoice and summary for the year just closed. The note quotes a statesman on happiness through interest in everything, and comments on why money lenders appear cheery as Eby hints at change.

Eby

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