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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1919
Page
3
A notice records new experts appointed to assist in local service for La Stated during the recent winter terms. It notes Miia F. Moines and others in the active roles, with forthcoming duties and expected collaboration.
The article covers Navy insurance policies with reinstatement options and free information at Des Moines Iowa, a garden correspondence course at Iowa State College Ames, and advice for beekeepers to avoid intermixing colonies. It notes bank thrift campaigns in Iowa, a park view by Muscatine’s Mississippi River, a Des Moines postmasters convention on June 9, and a court decision on Iowa inheritance tax punctuation. Crime talk by Detective Harry J. Loose highlights the “they never get away” message. Also includes a 1899 news recap.
The couple wed yesterday afternoon at the bride’s parents home in Livermore with immediate relatives and close friends in attendance. Also noted are various local life updates including visits, illnesses, and business changes around Estherville and surrounding towns. A sheriff’s sale notice announces property in Estherville to satisfy a judgment against the Tracy family, with sale set for June 2 in the courthouse.
A historical survey traces paint from ancient ark pitch and Babylon wall murals to Greek ship coatings and Roman church art. It notes early use for preservation, later decorative aims, with Homer crediting Greece and Moses cited for biblical mentions. The piece highlights modern practice of painting steel and bridges like the Brooklyn Bridge.
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