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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1918
Page
6
A 1918 era editorials from Estherville Iowa reflecting on national unity during World War I, anti German sentiment, and wartime politics. The piece discusses soldier strength in France, bolstering Allied morale, and critiques potential ousting of Congressman Woods while predicting no German language instruction or German communities in the U.S. for years. It condemns internal discord as aiding the enemy and urges patriotic consolidation.
Iowa news notes a new war department order changing class deferrals for registrants in nonproductive jobs. After July 1, deferments end for those in service-related or nonproductive work, shifting them to class 1 and potential induction. The rule covers clerks, waiters, doormen, janitors, ushers, sales staff, and many service and clerical workers, with farm labor and productive trades exempt.
At a June 6 meeting the pulpit committee recommended calling Dr Gilbert Voorheis of Rockwell City. The call was unanimously extended and accepted, with his pastorate to begin the first or second Sunday in July.
The June American Magazine highlights Arthur Brisbane with an article on What Interests People and a portrait of Brisbane. Lieut. Pat O Brien recounts his escape after a 72 day break from German capture. John Browning is profiled, Marcus Loew's theater empire is described, and Emerson Hough writes on dead lines at forty. Bruce Barton notes his hometown, with fiction by Holworth Hall and other well known writers.
Notice of Sale of School House At one o'clock p m on July 1st 1918 there will be sold at public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash the old school house and foundation situated in Grover Iowa Removal required before September 1 1918 Q L Anderson Secy Center Two Schools
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