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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1917
Page
9
A fragmented wartime column surveys home front concerns from garden duties to meat taxes and food relief. It notes farmers wary of foreign help, business leaders clashing with rivals, and teachers managing large classes while urging civics and bird life education. Shifts in work roles for women emerge amid a broader push for crops and stocks.
Notice invites residents to donate used clothing and goods during spring cleaning. Collect items left at the rest room under the city library for charity. Includes an ad for furnished rooms at 215 West Lincoln Street with phone number 669.
A column of brief items covers death in Mt Sterling a family funeral in Spirit Lake and ailments of local residents. It notes engineer Post visiting Worthington and Miss Millie Myhre returning from Lyle Minnesota while Luke Doolittle opens a photo gallery at Armstrong. It mentions a birth at the Walt Sampson home and a horse accident involving C Crim near the depot. Chamberlain’s Tablets praised for indigestion and biliousness with user testimonials.
Board of Supervisors of Emmet County invites sealed bids in Estherville for materials and labor to construct D D No 118 with multiple tile lines, depths, and reinforced concrete intake. Bids due noon June 11 1917. bid price per thousand feet required. cash or certified check 10 percent. contract and bond or cash deposit 25 percent. right to reject bids. Office of Auditor J J Klopp Estherville May 18 1917. First Church of Christ Scientist services May 20 Mor tals and Immortals reading room hours and invitation. Cement Products Co. advertises soft water and public notices. Vindicator and Republican seeks correspondents in several townships.
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