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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1923
Page
3
The community notes a busy period with an ice cream social hosted by the Ladies League at the Rosenberger home, rescheduled Children’s Day program, and I.O.O.F. memorial postponements. Spats of travel, hospital graduation, farm bureau picnic, dances, and family visits fill June from Spirit Lake to Gruver with plans for coming picnics and meetings.
Local society items recount sewing ladies lessons at Spirit Lake, family visits from Marshalltown and Jamaica, car news, school events, and club meetings. Town folks travel, host relatives, and attend alumi and culture events while farmers plan for harvest with twine shipments and upcoming demonstrations.
The report highlights Iowa and United States crop conditions as of June 1 1923. Corn shows slow growth and high replanting due to pests and germination problems. Oats and barley forecast modest production with US totals rising. Wheat and rye face mixed results with Hessian Fly concerns. Hay and pasture are below normal. apples and other fruits show variable prospects. Local pig losses per litter noted amid broader farm conditions.
Misses Ellen and Lillian Quimby of Sheldon Iowa visited Ed Stanwick and A H Nasby homes the past week. Mrs E A Winden and Violet returned home to Willmarthe after weeks with Jackson Petersburg friends. Bert Gilbert was taken to Estherville Hospital for appendicitis. Parochial school began at Petersburg with Miss Hjemland. Miss Cecil Jacobson cares for Grandma Nasby. Choir practice invited Friday night. Cornell Olson family attended Farm Bureau Picnic at Walden Grove High Lake Township. Hogan Gilbert visited Hagbarth Nasby. A B Benson left for St Paul to attend Lutheran Conference of Norwegian Churches. Mrs Benson at St Paul for Woman's Missionary Federation meetings. Mrs Benson represents Union State Line Lutheran Ladies' Aid. C O Anderson, Ed Stanwick, Ben Mattson to Oelwein to help erect barn on Anderson and Torwick farm. Sever Munzon returned Saturday.
A compact quotation emphasizes that virtue in opposition thrives amid storms. It notes no man sails through a voyage in perfect calm and warns against fearing opposition, quoting John Neale on steadfast resolve.
Mr. H A Bittenbender of Ames advocates humane treatment and good feed to manage broody hens. A recommended ration for pullets preparing for winter laying includes 100 parts ground corn 100 parts bran 100 parts middlings 30 parts tankage plus ample milk, avoiding harsh confinement.
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