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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1923
Page
6
Attorney general assistant B J Powers testifies Hinshaw earned 32000 in 1917 and 1919 from handling fish taken from the lakes. Witness W L Harding, former governor, says state officers lacked authority but issued the fish as a war measure to feed the people. Emmetsburg Democrat reports.
J C O Briany arrested last week in this city on bootlegging charges. He appeared before Judge DeLand in Spirit Lake on Saturday, pled guilty, and paid a $300 fine plus $23 in costs.
The piece ironizes ancient Tutankhamun and modern advertising, arguing that even a dead king gains fame and business impact through publicity. It suggests that fresh news spreads, revives interest, and can wake a live business longer than any product alone.
Trevitt resigns from his pigal position and is replaced at the Rock Island road by Trevitt? relocation, while James McIlveen takes the vacancy at Estherville Steam Laundry upon Trevitt’s departure. Mrs Bagan of Albert Lea returns home after visiting. Ralph Miller and family guesting with L. G. Thompson. Mrs Zeeman and Mrs Crowell return from California.
A letter from May E Francis, Superintendent of Public Instruction, informs county superintendents that scholarship contests are paused for the current year while efforts to promote scholarships continue next year. Emmet County contests will resume with winners announced at the Eighth Grade Commencement. Mrs H M Larsen of La Grange Ill visits her parents the Storhows. The Big Wild Animal Show touts a unique circus experience challenging the notion that circuses are alike, contrasting with old World Brothers style acts.
The Wold Brothers circus announces a season of 1923 with over one hundred wild animals in a grand parade described as a true wonder. The show claims to be the biggest in the world for price and spectacle with every animal performing as an actor in the parade. Watch for the Big Million Dollar Parade on May 165th.
Rev. Berge of the Norwegian Lutheran Church will address St Olaf College Northfield Minn on May 12 as part of the annual Musical Festival commemorating Norwegian National Holiday May 17. The program includes a large choir and band concert with the event described as an honor reflecting his oratorical renown.
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