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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1923
Page
6
Hipple Concert Company led by Earl Hipple to headline Estherville chautauqua with a four member quartet skilled in multiple instruments. The program spans classics, ragtime, and jazz, offering varied textures and virtuosity through seasonal tours on major circuits.
Maurice Doyle Post promotes June slogan Every buddy get a buddy and calls members to wear identification ribbons at the Home Coming Celebration. The piece reiterates the Legion’s purposes from its constitution and urges loyalty, civic duty, and mutual aid. Also mentions foreign teachers in London using a machine to transect voice vibrations for language study.
Washington June 11 Internationalists attempting to sow trouble between President Harding and the Republican national committee over the world court plan are seen as doomed. Harding is satisfied with the committee’s stance on the league of nations and world court and opposes factional discord aided by Democrats. The pro league minority seeks John T. Adams Iowa from the chairmanship for lacking sympathy with their position.
A column urges country town merchants to boost home trade through robust local advertising. It argues advertising mirrors city growth, strengthens community life, and builds a well supported newspaper as a key tool. It notes loyal local readers and enterprise in advertising sustain local commerce and progress.
Farmers should beware of late seeding legumes such as red clover sweet clover or alfalfa in corn without abundant rainfall says the farm crops department at Iowa State College. In only about two years out of five will moisture in late summer be favorable for a good stand. When conditions allow late seeding it is done between corn rows at last cultivation.
Experimental work at the Iowa Experiment Station finds grinding corn for cattle fattening is not cost effective, especially when hogs are fed with it. Grinding raises palatability but does not offset costs. The poultry department suggests using well dried buttermilk in mash to save hens, substituting 30 pounds for every 100 pounds of tankage for satisfactory egg production.
Bids for draining parts of the County Road System are due by 1 30 PM July 2 1923 at the County Auditor office Estherville Iowa. Each bid must include a five percent certified check. Work covers about 41300 linear feet of 6 inch tile drain and 15 tile intakes. Start by July 15 1923, finish by November 15 1923. Plans available at the Auditor or County Engineer office. The county may waive technicalities and reject all bids.
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