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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1926
Page
5
Entered at city post office as second class matter. Published weekly. Subscription rates: one year within zone one year six months within zone one year outside Ist zone two dollars.
A call to support John Fletcher for Attorney General highlighting his eleven years as First Assistant AG, extensive legal experience, and current role as District Judge in Des Moines. Describes him as conscientious, industrious, with sound judgment, and endorsed by Governor Hammill for the primary vote.
Supporters urge J C McClune to win a second term at the polls Monday citing his first term achievements. J W Long of Ami argues the administration has been above reproach and warrants continued leadership in state finance and auditing.
Fragmentary local note describes individuals named Lyndia Jane Fran Lena Mr. Frank Trevett Situx and Billy with relations including grandmother bert aunt Mrs. Olive Seward Dillon and their families around Emanuel State street and Bow area amid unclear context and locations.
Big ball game set for Sunday June 6 at Hand's Park Fairmont Minn between Fairmont and Swea City with the Dixie Ramblers Orchestra providing music for the dance afterward. Also noted are local political notices and a string of miscellaneous snippets on spelling and world pepper centers.
A busy weekend featured dances, visits, and gatherings. Carry Reese traveled to Estherville due to his relative’s illness, whose passing followed shortly after. Numerous families visited fairs, lakes, and parks, while others hosted guests or delivered meals. A church event titled Get Acquainted will welcome a new pastor, and a standard Vacation Bible School opens June 7 at the Presbyterian church with classes for all ages. The RN.A. plans a meeting ahead of the Algona convention.
Notice to all persons with claims against The First National Bank of Estherville Iowa. Claims must be presented to J W Turner Receiver with proof within three months or be disallowed. Acting Comptroller Charles W. Collins signs the notice.
A detailed account traces Senator Cummins and allied leaders like Chas Hearst and Gilbert Haugen as architects of farm relief efforts. The article highlights collaboration with McNary and Walhiee, calls for decisive Senate action, and contrasts constructive work with opponents’ rhetoric during push for McNary-Haugen style legislation.
The Walker News notes railroad brotherhoods are wary of Mr Brookbart's plan to replace 100,000 miles of pavement with new routes. It argues tear up may replace structure and calls for reducing freight rates to ease the transportation problem. It suggests laying off millions of rail workers could occur if proposals advance.
Ethel G Wood argues that Emmet county receives more from the state Motor Vehicle Fund than it contributes, detailing state and county allocations, tax divides, and maintenance funds. She asserts the county has better roads for the money and rejects claims of underfunding or looming bond issues, urging public knowledge for candidates.
Miss Katherine Rhodes performed a pianoforte recital at Mrs Marie Harker's studio Monday evening. Seventy five attendees enjoyed a varied program including Beethoven Schubert MacDowell Moszkowski and Schumann pieces. Edith Solcomb of Arberton was honored guest, Dorothy’s friend. Reception Tuesday afternoon by Mrs Beulah Johnston featured two old soldiers as guests and flower decorated tables.
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