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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1922
Page
3
Partial OCR text notes a town post office at Esther Nebraska as a second class matter with GEO A NICHOLS listed as editor and part owner. The readable fragment documents local civic communications in a historical rural setting.
An Estherville notice urges business leaders to avoid actions that worsen relations with the Rock Island Railroad during a strike. It condemns agitation and Bolshevik rhetoric, praises railroad workers, and calls for conservatism and loyalty to government, warning against sensationalism and partisan demagoguery.
A weekend gathering honored Henry Mahlum on East Main Street marking his eightieth birthday. Five children and families joined, sharing meals, games, a picnic, and group photos. Attendees included the Stanhope, Fitch, Mahlum, Dodge, and Albert Mahlum households from Humboldt, Albert Lea, Stewartville, Estherville, and nearby towns. The event reflected a close, extended family reunion with wishes for many more gatherings.
Mrs. Henry Graaf entertained the D. D. D. organization Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 o clock. Guests of honor included Mrs. A E Biglow and Mrs P L Christensen of California and Mrs O D Barnum and Mrs Lewis of Minneapolis.
About forty five members of the Daughters of the American Revolution staying at Spirit Lake and Okoboji met at the Orleans Hotel for lunch on the second Friday of July at 12 30. They planned to meet again there for 12 30 lunch the second Friday in August. The Estherville D A R are invited to attend. Plates 75 cents. Please notify the proprietor a day ahead of attendance.
A cordial invitation to all to attend at the Odd Fellows hall Thursday August 30th 1922 at 8 p.m. Mr F R Korns of Des Moines will speak on woodcraft and the order of Modern Woodmen of America.
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