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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
1
Cedar County preserves historic ties with John Brown and Grinnell College figures. Iowa City and Burlington boast heritage sites and early state history, while Fort Madison and Avoca showcase notable prison, school, and band connections. Federal wildlife enforcement expands with 24 new deputy wardens as migratory birds approach.
H A Douglas of Minneapolis president of the Northern Sugar Corporation surveys fields and says conditions for beet raising in northern Iowa will be ideal this year. The basic price is $5.50 a ton, 50 cents below last year, while labor costs and other expenses are rising to keep growing profitable.
Report details removal of soft fish from Storm Lake by deputy warden, seining under ice, and shipments to eastern hotels under various names. Case against former Spirit Lake warden Hinshaw for misused sale proceeds. Des Moines welfare secretary Mrs. Eddy warns against urban job search. surveys show many girls come from small towns and long hours in service jobs. Tuberculosis sanitarium at Oakdale near Town City expanding with new children’s building, staffed by a farm and Holstein herd. Farmers’ cattle and livestock stats from 1922 Iowa report are listed. Anticipation of miners strike with rail coal storage and C R T P traffic near Des Moines fairgrounds.
Ten months after Black Hawk county courts ruled him dead William Murphy reappears startling relatives after an eleven year absence. Seven years prior both parents died and succession issues led to an administrator being named and the estate being awarded to the parents’ granddaughter. Judge Bois reversed the death declaration and restored Murphy to the $6,000 estate once held by his daughter’s guardian.
A Traer firm sells a single new buggy at about $110, a figure comparable to cheap cars when paired with a good team. Historical prices ranged from 40 to 90 dollars for quality buggies. Farmers increasingly bought second hand buggies due to road limits, but those are scarce. Iowa corn, possibly boosted by a penny per bushel, could add a million dollars to farmers, with 200 million bushels exposed in cribs risking rain damage. covering exposed corn with hay or straw could save tens of millions. The Shrover white collie appears.
In Des Moines 19 people were killed and 864 injured in automobile accidents last year. Police logged 755 accidents statewide. Most crashes stemmed from reckless or careless driving, and intoxicated operation became the limit for fines in Des Moines police courts.
The article defends the state Board of Parole, noting it began July 1 1907 and has secured employment for 3456 men released on parole. It cites high family reunions, few parolees going astray, and ongoing personal board assistance. contrasts with longer sentences before parole era and argues judges rely on evidence-free from prejudice. It also mentions War Finance Corporation loans to Iowa and a note on courtesy in business and public life.
A listener interrupts the program, urging calm patience for three quarters of an hour or a quick exit while the next speaker takes a water break. The exchange highlights stage etiquette and audience engagement during a live sequence.
Sidney E Bemis announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court of Emmet County subject to voters decision at the June 1922 primaries.
Prana H Hanson announces candidacy for Emmet County treasurer, subject to voters June primary. Individual named, office, and election timeline stated in formal declaration.
Fred Himebaugh announces his bid for state representative from Emmet County subject to Republican primary in June. He names Emmet County and Himebaugh as the candidate and aims to win the party nomination.
Ray Kennedy announces his bid for re election as Emmet County recorder subject to voters will at the June primary election.
For sheriff of Emmet County I herewith announce my candidacy for the office of sheriff subject to the will of the voters at the primary election in June. M Nivison
S. G. Bammer announces candidacy for county attorney subject to June primary voters.
J. J. Klopp announces candidacy for the office of county auditor of Emmet county. He respectfully solicits the support of electors at the June primary.
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