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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1924
Page
4
The Estherville publication lists G. A Nichols and daughter as editors with H. A. Nichols, and notes its post office entry as second class matter. Foreign advertising handled by The American Press Association.
The Iowa senatorial candidate Burton E. Sweet tours the state urging party loyalty and a focus on issues and principles. He touts reduced government waste, a new budget law, and farm benefits while urging support for the June primary and President Coolidge policies. Farmers in Iowa follow his frank discussions on farm problems as part of a broader campaign.
The Fort Dodge Boosters arrived in the city Tuesday evening on a special train and met local business people. Their band gave a fine concert that night and a brief one before leaving in the morning.
Rev Edward Loew delivers the third of a series on the Jew at the Presbyterian Church this Thursday at 7 45 pm The free lecture promises a new view on the Second Coming of Christ and invites the general public to attend with note on date change from earlier announcements.
Huntington Geo. Douglas and his West Bend father visited L. W. Alexander’s home. Fern Alexander joined them for a West Bend visit. Williams family drove to Ruthven to visit Knute Levi. A straw pile fire near the B. C. Rombarger farm threatened the barn area but neighbors saved the buildings. John Paulson returns home from Estherville hospital. Beets workers arrive as beet season nears.
The West Side club hosts Mrs. Peper at home Friday. Families and neighbors visitify with relatives across the state line. A republican caucus gathers May 9 at the Oninet Consolidated schoolhouse to select township officers and delegates, followed by a minstrel show. The East Side Club also plans a Friday gathering. The Emmet Consolidated school schedules a spring program May 6 featuring recitations songs and a student play No Girls Admitted with a listed cast.
Town news records arrivals measeases sickness visits and community events from Estherville and surrounding townships. Candidacy announcements appear for supervisor districts and state senate races with June primaries noted. Community members travel to Glidden Spirit Lake Fenton Seneca Oak Park and St Janis while local plants host sales and visitors.
Multiple candidates announce Republican runs for Emmet county offices including Treasurer Sheriff Recorder Auditor and Supervisor. Names include R D Bryan Guy Noel Tom Nivison Mrs Orive Rug’tiv W G Gordon Mrs G L Collins W B Flindt and M J Iverson, all subject to June primary voters.
Mrs. Dr. Smith and Mrs. Opheim made four dress forms Tuesday near Jackson aiding inexperienced sewers. Several local residents attended church and choir events as new members joined. A July accident involving Ray Armstrong's two year old daughter nearly strangled by a motorcycle handle bar ended with no internal injuries after hospital X rays and rest.
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