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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
1
Harding's early primary results show a decisive nomination majority, with supporters declaring a strong win for governor. The returns suggest a clear path to securing the party nomination and momentum into the general election.
An unusually high primary turnout followed a heated contest for governor and multiple county offices. Henry Adams of Algona led for senator with a strong showing, while Wm Stuart of Armstrong carried the representative race by a narrow margin. Klopp won auditor, Bemis clerk of courts, and Hanan treasurer with solid margins. Nivison sheriff and Herzberg recorder faced no opposition. County results indicate a Republican banner with overall statewide carry for Harding, though the totals show a double-check needed for Iowa.
Jas Ghoalin, editor of the Pevie erat, submitted his resignation Monday. Roop ag om Rheneaany to be installed in his stead, with Ghoalin returning to railroading. He will oversee northern railroad divisions and likely set Ke therville as his headquarters.
At 7:30 p m Tuesday sixty men gathered around banqueting tables for a supper at Hapitat Baptist Church. F C Trevett acted as toast master and a series of toasts followed honoring our class and youth work. Dr G P Mitchell of Den Moines delivered the principal address, praised for his role in Union Baptist circles. More gatherings are urged to boost church life and male interest.
John Gifford died at his son’s home in Minneapolis Saturday after a prolonged illness. The body was brought to Eatherville for burial Tuesday. Mr. Gifford had long resided in the city, worked in the electric light plant, and later as a night watchman. He was known as a kind generous gentleman with many old-time friends here. His wives died about five years ago and since then he lived with his son in Minneapolis.
The second annual Farmer's Picnic will be held at Ryan Lake on Thursday June 15 with a full day of events. A picnic dinner is at noon, followed by sports including tug of war races and foot races for youth, plus a baseball game at 1 00 p m. Prizes are promised for each event and a magic show will entertain throughout the day. Local residents attendances noted and preparations described.
The Knights Templar of the city held a solemn Ascension Day observance starting with a procession to the Presbyterian church for a sermon by Rev. Mitchell. They then conducted graveside services at Oak Hill cemetery for six departed members and hosted a luncheon at the Groves home before conferring degrees at the hotel. A banquet and social followed with speeches by Rev. Mitchell, Senator Francis, and J. W. Morse, plus dancing to Moore's Orchestra, despite threatening weather.
From the Land of the Midnight Sun comes news of the Hans Hanson company presenting a Swedish ensemble at a tent theatre on June 1. Loraeyer stars in the lead role as the godling. residents welcome him. Also, Presbyterian Children’s Day Exercises occur next Sunday at 7:30 with songs recitations drills and orchestra. Regular services are 10:45 morning and 7:00 Sunday evening. Congregation urged to attend both programs.
Initial returns on the suffrage proposition suggest a tight race with a very close ballot. Officials indicate the final outcome may hinge on the official canvass to determine the result.
Mrs Barrett enjoyed Monday with relatives in West Bend. Mrs Gale Collins and Miss Bessie Howe were Des Moines visitors ast week. Wanted washings I will collect and deliver same. Price 7.78 23-2. For sale second hand automobiles in good condition. Will be gold at bargain price Nichola Deming Auto Co Estherville.
Aww Haldeman, longtime railroader and trusted official, has been appointed superintendent of the Rock Island Road division, succeeding Captain Rosser in a move described as potentially permanent. The community lauds Haldeman as capable, respected, and a civic asset. Margaret Anna Schierholtz, born in Germany July 21, 1836, died at her Clinton home. She immigrated in 1868 with her husband Jose Henkins and son Clas, settled in Iowa, and was a life member of the German Lutheran church. Funeral services were held at her home, with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery after a service led by Rev. Cotta.
Graduating exercises at Esmerville High School held at the Presbyterian church drew a large crowd for the 49 seniors. Dr. Charles S. Flint of Cornell College delivered a scholarly address. Diplomas were presented by School Board President CO. Person and awards by Miss Vert Bemis. Superintendent F. Isunderna announced the charge to the audience. Music included a school orchestra, a yord solo by Edward Toms, a Moe solo, and a pipe organ piece by Florence Marne. The invocation featured Rev. B. Mitchell, Carl Raymond Tegelberg of Swea City, and Selina Henson, recently living in Ke therville. Selina Henson and Carl Benson served as attendees. The bride is a Swedish-born worker in Estherville. the groom is a young farmer near Swan City. They plan to live on a farm near Swan City. Mrs. F. H. Grant returned from Minneapolis to see her ill father O. D. Barnum. no material change in his condition. The Monday election in Eutherville closed a bloody campaign with no deaths. Forty-nine excursion tickets were sold at the station for the M. and St. L. road trip to Twin Cities Saturday.
A chance meeting between Euge prise editor Avet and editor-in-chief at a furniture store led to a pubic altercation. A blow from Mr Allen felled Mr Carpenter, who lacked defending dures amid accusations the incident stemmed from a contrived political dispute. Further clashes are expected as rivalries flare.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening will discuss The founding of the Churches. Epworth League invites all young people to a Sunday devotional service led by Miss Vern Brown. Rally Day in Sunday school is planned for June. souvenirs will be given to attendees. Women’s Home Missionary Society marks its 15th anniversary Friday at Mrs. A H Davidson’s home with a special invitation to church ladies. Sunday sermons feature The Will of the Master and the annual rank offering for the Womans Foreign Missionary Society. Choir and cantata program planned. public is invited. Legislative note at end urges Republicans to vote, noting Congressman Woods won reelection with minimal opposition.
Buena Vista County plans to grade 87 miles and gravell 32 miles this year, totaling 170 miles of road work for 191K. Financing uses 814,000 in bonds with no tax increases. interests and principal paid over twenty years. County Engineer cites benefit of paying interest now versus costly temporary repairs later.
A local chapter of the Child Conservation League of America organized Tuesday afternoon in a Presbyterian church. Charlotte E. White served as national organizer, with Napten-aastate as part of the event's details.
The organization named its officers: Pres. Mrs. B M Coon, Vice Pres. Mrs. W E Bradley, Secy. Mrs. Chas Lyons, Treas. Mrs. A D L Halldeman, Press Reporter Mrs. Ira Stanley. Meetings are every second and fourth Tuesday at 6:30. Next gathering June 27 with program on page Y. venue to be announced. A large membership growth boosts enthusiasm for the year's plan. Also announces extra compressed yeast at Knokel's Bakery for home use.
Local listings announce Aili Big Wighty performing at the Grand next week under a tent with a reel feature Hazards of Hejen and a Saturday music program. Francis Bushaian Beverly Hiayne and Kathryn Williams Thom Power are scheduled for Thursday Friday and Tuesday programs respectively, plus performances by Perl Robinson Ores tes Graaf and Frederic Graaf.
The 1816 presidential election is set for Tuesday November 7 with voters choosing electors equal to their state’s senators and representatives. Electors must not be senators representatives or hold US office of profit or trust. Early in government, electors were chosen by state legislatures, except South Carolina which used direct selection until the Civil War.
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