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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1913
Page
6
Two houses for sale with easy down payment options and monthly plans. Also listings for other items including furniture. Local garage offers fuel and oil pricing updates. Health ad promotes Electric Hitters with testimonial from Mrs. Rhinevault. Call numbers included for inquiries.
Tokyo reports mixed reactions as Japanese and American leaders discuss California land ownership and race issues. Japanese leaders praise Wilson while warning discrimination could sour U S Japan relations. attendees at a joint peace society event urged moderation and warned against jingoism.
The Southern Baptist convention voted to authorize a committee of seventeen to investigate its educational system and consider whether denominational schools should be supervised by the convention like theological seminaries, with a report due next year.
Derrill Pratt, the Browns young second baseman, draws praise from experts for fielding speed and a strong throwing arm. He has shown improved form this season and is tipped to dethrone the current king of second sackers in the American League.
International forces seize Scutari as Montenegro’s King Nicholas rejects surrender. The city’s occupation follows an event described with religious rhetoric and national pride, though acknowledging irreparable losses. The source reflects wartime propaganda and shifting prestige.
Secretary Bryan denounces subsidized patriotism and profits from armor plate and battleships. He blasts sensational newspapers as steering public fear for money, urges discrimination between patriotic reporting and big headlines, and argues preparation for war fuels conflict while peace can prevail through individual action.
A booming alfalfa campaign expands from Kent County Michigan to Allegan and Ohio counties, led by the Kent County Alfalfa Growers Association and supported by federal and state agricultural experts. Campaigners tour farms and schools to drum up acres, with projections of 10,000 alfalfa acres in Kent County by fall and broad interest from eastern states to seaboard regions.
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