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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1919
Page
3
War Mothers of Emmet County join forces with the Estherville Chamber of Commerce to organize a community drive. The collaboration aims to support veterans and promote local efforts, with events planned across Estherville and surrounding areas.
The Boston Transcript notes government wartime efforts to curb rust on iron and steel and discusses new protective coatings. It mentions a so called dopen invented to be applied to airplane wings offering weatherproofing and protection, raising questions about commercial adoption and applicability beyond iron and steel.
Property owners planning painting projects are advised that tinted paints yield more durable results. Permanent coloring materials ground into a high grade white palette base help prevent chalking and checking, common defects seen with plain white paints.
The piece extols Liberty Bond sales as vital for wartime finance, arguing U S bonds are the safest investment because the nation controls about one third of global gold. It notes heavy government debt since December and urges readers to invest to finish the job, highlighting Federal Reserve and state bank gold holdings and a table of nations with gold reserves.
Gruver news recounts visits from Mrs Smith of Emmstaburg and Mrs Theodore Wold of Sanborn plus May Wold from Cedar Rapids. Local events include a Sunday School picnic rescheduled to June 17, Grover band concert, Royal Neighbors gathering, and church services with a Children’s Day program. Neighbors travel to Fort Dodge, Dallas, and Northfield for family matters, weddings, and farm land prospects in Brooks Minnesota.
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