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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1923
Page
6
A fragmentary note reads an appeal for support ahead of an election. It mentions James Ghoslin and references a scheduled election date and the expectation of voter backing. The unclear text limits specifics on office or location.
Legislative leaders push bills after March recess as committees report on consolidation of departments, taxation reform, and highway finance. State Treasurer investigation prompts a swift governor's action. Public players include Burbank, Holdoegel, Napier, Olson, and Fackler amid budget, bonds, and road fund debates.
A Tampa Tribune piece from March 4 mocks Senator Brookhart of Iowa for filibuster publicity over ship subsidy and his refusal to wear evening clothes. It notes his army pattern shoes, claims he wears footwear for comfort, and references a biblical rebuke as contrast to a senator’s commoner image.
A letter to the editor argues that subscribing to any creed that praises liberty and order does not excuse breaking laws. It juxtaposes The American Legion Creeds with the I W W Anarchistic Creed to claim that lawfulness must govern all citizens including leading figures, or legitimacy is eroded.
The planned Elks Athletic Show collapsed when one principal did not appear sending a late postal card citing rheumatism. Arch ie Ammons was to fight Milligan, who had traveled from Sioux Falls. Cedar Rapids reported a March 23 bout with Ammons and Milligan, but the Cedar Rapids event did not come off either. Fans traveled from Lake Park and nearby countryside but were disappointed as telephoned notices prevented a larger turnout.
Weather observer A. C. Peterson presents eleven-year temperature readings for the past period. This year records eleven nights below zero on Saturday and ten below on Sunday, marking the coldest stretch in the series.
A letter questions social hypocrisy among leading citizens who flout laws, urging readers to examine whether they are truly honest subscribers to the first two creeds or unknowingly follow the criticized last creed. The writer signs as J W LaGrone.
February 1928 financials show balance on hand 49.47. Resolutions express sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Clements on the double bereavement. Minutes to be recorded and published. Committee: Mrs C. D. Philpott, Mrs Thos. Juhl, Mrs George Haar.
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