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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1926
Page
2
In this Estherville Iowa column the Vindicator and Republican laments crime waves, tariff debates, and postwar recovery while urging readers to back sane policies. It notes political divides over Brookhart and Brookhart allies, comments on Magnus Johnson, and urges optimism for town recovery with favorable crop conditions and plans to reopen the Iowa Savings Bank.
An 18 year old Japanese schoolgirl from Berkeley California captured the California state prize in the American Legion national essay contest. Her creed, a pledge to the flag, extols loyalty, righteousness, and liberty serving both America and the world, highlighting Old Glory and the ideals of liberty justice and peace.
A crowded Sunday at Estherville area farms and towns with visits from E Mmett Echos and families. Notable items include trips to Superior and Jackson Michigan, a Lincoln street Farmers Union picnic, county convention plans, and multiple visits among locals such as the Shannons, Blums, and Dyrlands. Residents from Estherville to Raleigh share news of travel, guests, and gatherings.
A busy Thursday at the Sticktuil Club home of Mrs. Clara Nasby featured a program of children singing and pieces, followed by a weiner roast, ice cream, and cake on the ravine hillside. Attendance was near perfect with Miss Alice Martens assisting and plans for a July Dad's Night weiner roast. Transported by family visits, township events, and local social notes, the community keeps tabs on birthdays, illness, and church activities through reports from Twelve Mile Lake, Ringsted, and Estherville areas.
A replica of Independence Hall, crafted by a leading Philadelphia hotel chef, showcases the bakers art to promote the Sesqui Centennal International Exposition opening June 1 and running to December 1, marking the 150th anniversary of American Independence. The State Honay'X Stand sits at the hotel dining room entrance.
Wallingford Lutheran Church events list prayer meetings and classes at various locations with confirmation and ladies aid meetings. The Norse themed lectures by Daniel Nelson and Elias Kristensen discuss their China birth, and a vacation Bible school begins with Miss Gunderson directing. joint open air program planned for next Sunday with Union State Line congregation.
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