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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1925
Page
2
The item lists publication details for the Vindicator and Republican, with editor H A Nichols, entry at city post of Wille Iowa, and subscription rates including one year and six months, plus foreign advertisements and association notes.
The author notes a growing land value upswing in Florida driven by higher citrus and vegetable prices. Land values rise modestly, with the real boom seen in town property and subdivisions. Savvy investors are urged to research thoroughly before purchasing, as opportunities and risks coexist.
Storm Lake’s outdoor chautauqua plan is hailed as a businesslike, low-cost success that keeps seasons balanced, while other towns like Sac City Spencer and Cherokee face red ink. The piece urges neighbors to adopt Storm Lake’s system, stressing a need to end the old guarantor model and promote real programs with comfort and quality. The column also notes broader regional concerns from Bryan’s era to local traffic, prices, and weather, urging continued progress and prudent governance.
A column denounces assumptions about bathing attire and deters semi annual financial reporting. It mocks bootleggers and checkers while arguing that tourist parks drain towns. The piece notes distrust of editors and pols and claims touring merchandise funds travel expenses.
John W. Carey in the Rock Rapids Review mocks railroad excursion schemes to Chicago citing a 15 hour night ride each way and only 16 hours in Chicago. He suggests adding a couple of days for a meaningful visit and urges railroads to offer constructive feedback for newspapers as well.
Harvest gatherings fill West Emmet with visitors from Mason City Fargo and Joliet. Dancers thrice and Sticktuit club socials mark the season. Residents attend Luther League in Ruthven while many finish cutting grain and anticipate threshing. local families host guests and reflect on a bountiful harvest.
Halvor Peterson Jerome Andersom Arthur Levert and others visited Simon Pa home Sunday. Township Farm Bureau met at Tindall schoolhouse Friday evening with Mrs Hassell's girls doing club work presenting the program. Rain Sunday afternoon brought welcome relief to corn, gardens and pastures.
The Des Moines Valley Young People's Luther League held its twenty third annual convention in Ruthven July 24 25 26 with attendees from Estherville Peters burgh and Wallingford. Delegates included Juanita Berg Dorothy Lee Olga Handeland Adolph Egeland and Olivia Berge. A united choir of eight congregations sang with around one hundred voices. Clarence Johnson Petersburg was elected president for the coming year.
A caller presses to see Judge F. C. Davidson but courtroom clerk says the judge is at dinner. The court reporter notes the judge cannot be helped and is unavailable due to being at steak, delaying proceedings.
Otis L. Lang pastor marks no service next Sunday as members invited to the annual Mission festival at Dunnell Minnesota. Emory and N. 4th Street address listed.
A Texas lawyer with a hot temper and deafness argues in court before a younger judge. The judge fines him ten dollars for contempt after he fails to hear the order. The lawyer asks the clerk what the fine is and then pays it, calling it a just debt.
Farmers and merchants in Center Township gather for a prosperous fair pledging to showcase top hogs and corn. Crowds press for the best livestock and corn records, with V. and R. inviting any exhibitor to publish superior results for recognition.
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