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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1918
Page
6
A concise listing notes periods of service or subscription terms: One year, six months, and three months cited alongside telephone contact designated as 7H. No additional context or actions provided in the fragment.
Local paper notes support for country boys in service, upcoming church events across First Church of Christ Scientist, Union Baptist, Norwegian Lutheran and Gruver Maple Hill areas, plus an Executor Notice for Lillie J. Hall estate in Emmet County Iowa with filing deadlines and payment requests.
A New Reppntic writer defines true poetry as delicate imaginative plateaus unconnected with human beliefs while denouncing social sermon as utilitarian. A columnist in American Magazine urges daily acts of disliking what one avoids to exercise will, warning preparedness guards individuals and nations alike.
The article explains three wood classes: hardwoods from broad leaved trees, softwoods from conifers, and a minor palm group. It notes the terms hardwood and softwood can mislead since some softwoods like yellow pine are harder than many hardwoods, and cottonwood and basswood are very soft comparable to conifers.
A fragment from the Boville Courier Journal notes the social inconvenience of servants with two ladies’ maids and a cook who sometimes misses duties. The exchange highlights class-related tensions and daily domestic strains.
The granite produced in the United States in 1916 was valued at 17,418,582 dollars, accounting for 22 percent of the value of all stone output.
Sunday May 5 features 11 00 am service and 8 00 pm English sermon led by J E Andreae with Sunday School at 11 00 am.
A jumble of quirky snippets unfolds. A voice placing quarrel echoes through an air shaft while a burglar jokes about robbing the lawyer who once freed him. A tightwad laments town life and snuvy neighbors as police court chatter drifts in.
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