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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1915
Page
6
A dense row of notices from Estherville and nearby towns covers visits, shoppers, and social events. Local residents, including the Jorstad and Sivenson families, attend gatherings, travel to Wallingford and Draetenger, and report on school openings and Easter programs.
Ten role guidelines for country correspondents outline prep, accuracy, and ethics. Emphasizes avoiding gossip and personal wrongs, using full names, proper titles, and dates, and noting source and town. Highlights timely telephone news as paramount and stresses careful postpublication review.
The Royal Gwent Welsh Singers tour Britain and America with strong reception on each stop. Conductor Geo F Davies notes Americans and Canadians value art for art’s sake, praising the choir’s growing artistry and the chorus’ increasingly refined performances.
The Luverne merchant Nelson abandoned weekly newspaper advertising for three months fifteen years ago and nearly ruined business. Local buyers complained they could not learn what was available without visiting the store. He later resumed ads to restore sales. Also includes a reader endorsing Chamberlain's tablets for stomach and liver issues.
Weekly notice announces a money saving deal through special arrangements with Farmer and Breeder of Sioux City. The Vin dicator aid Republican is offered free for a year, with a limited-time invitation to take advantage before the offer ends.
After a troubling premonition Bowser confronts his wife about house chaos. Accusations snowball over a broken window and a leaking roof. Bowser storms out, then is escorted back by his mother-in-law in a dramatic winter-night scene.
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