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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1922
Page
8
County notes show Armstrong and Halfa, along with multiple residents, attending events and games. Arm strong edged Ringsted 21 to 20 in a Friday basket ball clash amid a flurry of social gatherings, dances, meetings, and community notices across Armstrong and surrounding towns.
James Welsh returned home from California after two months away in San Diego and Los Angeles. He reported cold rainy weather and ice in San Diego, crop damage to citrus, and attended the Iowa picnic meeting Emmet county residents. He noted Dave Fitzgerald’s poor health and that local residents appeared prosperous. En route he visited Salt Lake City, Omaha, and Des Moines, and bought a small piece of the Temple stone. Salt Lake City limits temple entry for tourists. Wilma MacIntyre returned to Halfa for duties. Jim Stevens re-elected director of district No. 2. Several locals listed with travel, business, or illness notes. Threshers meeting held to settle last year’s accounts. roads in bad condition in places.
Superior Mrs. J. C. Smith returned from Armstrong Friday after attending Royal Neighbors events. Bernice Ostheimer came home from Iowa City after visiting sister Arche Wilkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Salyers of Estherville stayed with the Yochs Sunday. Mrs. Salyers is the Yochs’ daughter.
A discussion on altering the road between Estherville and Superior centers on the crossing east of Superior. The speaker notes the crossing is highly visible, has never had an accident in 34 years, and asserts Superior’s hog market is exceptionally good for its size.
March schedule lists pruning demonstrations at Peterson Dolliver Ringsted Orlando Lambert's orchard Swan Lake Grover Armstrong Grove Jack Creek with township meetings and a county Farm Bureau women project leaders gathering. Events span March 16 to 24 with multiple locations and dates.
A quoted line from the Houston Post presents an efficiency expert asserting that a growing child costs parents exactly 2714 cents for each tenth of an inch. The fragment hints at a humorous take on child-rearing costs.
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