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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1912
Page
6
Official Paper of Estherville and Emmet County notes a ten percent rise in printing paper costs. It cites public support for editors, quoting Senator Davis on the community value of local papers and urging readers to patronize their newspaper as a wise investment for towns.
Des Moines reports major push by La Fayette Young for the Republican nomination for United States senator. He tours Hassell Derby Lucas Chariton Clearfield Lenox and Creston with large crowds and pledges of support. Support expands across Taylor county and the southern half of the state as Republicans rally behind his candidacy.
The notice praises Walk Over Shoes for their superior style and fitting quality, highlighting meticulous workmanship and the responsive minders. It emphasizes that the popularity comes from these attributes, more than quantity sold, and urges readers to choose Walk Over for their next pair.
Mrs 5 Einberg visited Armatruay friends Friday. Geo Gallagher was down from Spirit Lake Wednesday. Mrs John Sandren went to Spirit Lake Thursday evening. J M Christenson was a Spirit Lake passenger Saturday. Chas Keeler of Terris was an eatherville visitor Thursday. Mr and Mrs J W Morde visited friends at Emmetsburg Sunday.
Local residents and visitors listed as stops in Estherville area, with names from Ruthven Spirit Lake Dow Moines Sioux Falls and Cedar Rapids. Mentions include visits, business trips, millinery work plans, and extended stays, plus a ball game in Knuuetsburg and Episcopal diocese travel.
A brief Paris dispatch notes varied Paris styles in June fashion. Gowns by Voiret Callot feature slim silhouettes with waist emphasis and front-fastened lines. Tailored skirts show side plaits, with newer scant models by Rechoff David. Black remains a key note with green shades and tulle ruchings. Taffeta dominates many garments including coats and morning dresses. New colors include brick red, terra cotta, copper, sulphur-yellow, and a pale mais orange green called tilletal.
The handsome new grays and brown mixtures with skillful tailoring will speak for themselves. Highlighting the regular "stand by" models and smart London designs, the collection emphasizes fit and style for the season.
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