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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1939
Page
7
Petersburg area residents report a long chain of visits and guest nights. Families from Jackson Estherville and Dunnell joined at homes of Poynter Jensen Nasby Bargfrede and other locals. PTA meeting draws two hundred, underpass paving finished. Culture Club hosts, and numerous local welfare updates punctuate a lively week.
Superior residents hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Randall Wicks and Clara and Clyde Christ and Mrs Melvin Peterson and Richard. Estherville visitor Margie Kennedy stayed with Merle Carnahan. Ayrshire superintendent Rosendahl to return another year. Clarence family hosted Frances Johnson Ruth and Andrew Hansen. Senior class observed Skip Day with activities in Slout Falls.
Iowa State poultry expert notes a good start is key for growth. At Beltsville H W Titus tests protein levels, finding growth peaks near 21 percent but economic 17 percent can rival efficiency. Recommend 20 to 21 percent initially, then reduce to 16–17 percent before laying. Animal-origin protein should comprise at least 20 percent of total protein, from dried skim or buttermilk, fish meal, or meat scrap.
Rev. E. S. Horton of St. James Minnesota, a poultry fancier and Purity products booster, shows premium ribbons won in United States and Canada by his birds at the Ben Franklin store Estherville Saturday. H. D. Hinsch of Purity Laboratories Estherville will present prizes to visitors at the booth. Horton, once a missionary in China and India, has pursued poultry as a hobby for years.
Rev Horton's poultry tips and Purity Yeast promotion tie into a free event at the Ben Franklin store this Saturday. Visitors may view a quill quilt made from Rhode Island Red prizes, enter to guess plate counts and ribbon totals, and ask poultry questions. Dr O H Rice Purity Company poultry specialist will answer queries with no obligation to enter.
Prof Frank L. Mott, head of the University of Iowa school of journalism, won a Pulitzer prize for his History of American Magazines. A dinner to honor him is sponsored by Sigma Delta Chi and Tau Sigma Phi on May 14 with faculty, students, alumni, business leaders, and educators invited.
A compact observation contrasts past patience for stagecoaches with modern fuss over a missed revolving door section, noting how people react to delays. The remark reflects changing attitudes toward transportation and punctuality in everyday life.
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