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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1925
Page
8
In a stormy night Renshaw confronts a dangerous intruder and wheels away a tense confrontation with Verity Campbell observing. A lethal blue light haunts Renshaw as he guards against unseen threats while secrets of Tawnover loom and a crisis erupts when Verity seeks help after Jenks vanishes.
The secretary contemplates dinner with his mind on several problems notably the black leather case. He cannot wholly solve it yet but develops a working theory as he seeks pay peace and comfort this year to regain nervous strength and recover.
The editorial report from the Iowa State Press convention highlights Fred W. Anderson of Cozad Nebraska who built a 2000000 business in a town of 1290 people through relentless advertising. He runs a two page weekly ad, began in retail nineteen years ago, and insists no success in business without advertising. His example urges merchants to adopt proactive outreach and marketing methods even in small communities.
The text describes Mrs. Goolidge knitting during brief relaxations in private White House rooms, noting she keeps a bag of knitting in each room and works a few rows whenever possible. It emphasizes her habit given the United States’ numerous affairs.
Frank Lumsden now a Storm Lake auto dealer and former Wabash and Rock Island engineer spots a relic locomotive he once piloted. In 1897 he pulled the No 5 limited from Des Moines to Omaha with engine 661. He notes the engine now runs Gowrie to Sibley while Thomas Usry operates it on the Rock Island mainline. The sight prompts reflection on locomotive changes over time.
Ames Iowa March 22 The high price of feed has lowered calf numbers in state baby beef clubs reports John A Day of the Iowa Beef Producers of Agriculture. Even with the drop there are 1230 calves on feed in 49 counties with 35 counties remaining to hear from and a total of about 2000 calves fed is expected. The boys feeding calves this year are likely to be better repaid as a shortage of finished cattle seems likely.
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