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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1918
Page
6
Republican voters are urged to support Emmet County candidates in the June primary. Listings include Wmi. Stuart Yor County Auditor, O. C. Refselt for Auditor, J. C. Klapp for Auditor, and E. H. Hansen seeking reelection as County Treasurer with thanks to supporters.
County candidate Emma E. Deming submits her bid for the office of county recorder urging June support from residents and party members. The notice seeks favorable consideration from voters in Emmet County.
Francis J Kennedy declares candidacy for County Attorney Emmet County subject to Democratic voters in June 1918 primary. Sidney E Bemis announces bid for Clerk of the District Court Emmet County subject to Republican voters in June 1918 primary.
For Sheriff the office of sheriff of Emmet county subject to the decision of the republican voters at the June primary election. Yom Nivison is mentioned as a candidate in the local contest with Emmet county officials noting the party designation and public voting process.
A series of property transfers recorded in Estherville and Emmet County listings. Transfers involve Ridley, Hamilton, Bingham, Fink, Dressen, Lytle, Mouritsen, Anderson, McDougall, Tryon, and others with parcels described by quarter sections and lot lines. Amounts and parcel details shown in long form, including multiple deeds and partial interests among spouses and heirs.
J B Mitchell of Dolliver Iowa announces his bid for county supervisor of Thistrict No 1 comprising Kimmel Ellsworth and Lincoln townships in the June primary election, subject to voter decision.
D. Robinson announces candidacy for the office of supervisor of district No 1 comprising Emmet Elsworth and Lincoln townships. The bid hinges on the decision of Republican voters at the June primary election.
County agents in Tow County spent April in the field an average of fifteen days with nine in the office. Some worked 22 to 24 days outside, making 39 farm visits on average and one agent recording 178 visits. A single agent logged 794 calls. state average 195. Each agent wrote about 190 letters. Calhoun County’s Seatt led with 1014. Seven meetings per county were held for various projects. Major focus was testing and securing good corn seed, plus sorghum, junior club work, orchard and poultry demos, and related farm-advisory tasks.
State wide emergency seed corn reserve announces ample seed on hand for replanting. County agents collect surplus seed to centralize for those needing it. Farmers urged to turn in even a peck to the arena. consult county agents for seed access.
The second annual beekeepers short course at Ames May 18 to 18 urged production of extracted honey for efficiency. W. S. Pangburn advised strong colonies with young queens to fight European foul brood, using resistant Italian strains and careful hive management to limit losses. About 50 beekeepers attended as experts covered bee culture and honey production. additional notes urged weed control to protect strawberry yields and water management in dry spring.
The notice discusses mulching to protect fruit and conserve moisture for strawberries, and notes Red Cross Sale Committee records of payments and purchases left at city banks for prompt settlement. It also includes31 historical items about local residents, cattle trespass, wolves harming sheep, and bee-keeping advice.
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