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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1920
Page
6
The piece urges Estherville to address housing shortages by promoting modern cottages, urges Chamber of Commerce involvement, and notes the impact of scarce print paper and rising subscription prices. It praises Lt. Gov. Moore, critiques sugar costs, and calls for frugal living to curb the cost of living.
Charles M Schwab told Princeton students wealth should not own a man after visiting the daughter of his friend Carnegie. He described seeing her simple cottage life despite immense wealth and warned that possessions can own the owner, even listing a large New York mansion and country estate among liabilities. He emphasized the value of contentment over ostentation.
Northern Iowa farmers and elevator operators complain of a car shortage hindering grain movement to market since last fall. Strikes and cautious commission firms have delayed deliveries, driving up living costs and causing losses for elevators and farmers. Shippers in every town voice justified protests, hoping for relief soon.
An essay notes blonde traits as old wives tales but cites Violet Heming as a blonde with friends and a flirtation with flattery that led her to the stage. Local notes include Mrs. Ed Ellie traveling to Minneapolis for a ill relative, and exams at the Estherville courthouse May 18 and 19. Estherville anglers Chas Barber and Tom Pillen seek game fish at Little Spirit Lake.
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