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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1918
Page
4
The Vindicator began in 1868 and, after 1903 consolidation with Emmet County Republican, operated as The Vindicator and Republican. The paper served Emmet County as the judicial paper with editor and manager GRO. A. Nichols.
A Scranton Journal editorial defends Congressman Frank P. Woods against misrepresentation over war measures. It lauds his loyalty, noting his leadership on key committees, support for all war measures, and high esteem among colleagues while contrasting him with opponent Dickinson and urging county voters to back Woods in the tenth district race. Also lists local Ford car for sale at Estherville.
A Spencer gathering of the Iowa Bankers Association group two includes bankers from Dickinson Clay Emmet Kossuth Palo Alto Humboldt Wright Buena Vista Calhoun Webster and Hanlont o plus executives from Chicago New York Minneapolis and Omaha. The May 23 meeting featured patriotic speeches and plans to aid the government with several Estherville and Emmet County delegates present. The next Group two session is slated for Spirit Lake in 1920 and the main association meeting will be at Dubuque in June. AW Must Register on June Fifth outlines the second draft registration for Emmet County youths turning 21 since June 5 1917 to register at the sheriff's office in Estherville with registration cards issued as last year.
Gruver and Maple Hill Churches announce hour changes for morning services due to clocks being set back. Maple Hill hosts a Daily Vocation Bible School starting June 4 at 10:00 a.m. First Church of Christ Scientist holds Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and morning service at 11:00 a.m. Union Baptist plans Unity Day events and a Memorial Day service with daily activities through June. Norwegian Lutheran Church lists prayer meetings, confirmations, and services in English and Norwegian with dates through June. Red Cross activities and a parade prep at the schoolhouse Thursday morning. Miss Clara Lesher resigns from Carroll duties for a new position at Clarinda.
Jess Cox still in serious condition at Iowa City hospital after a second operation for mustoids. Monday and Tuesday show a slight gain in his condition.
The primary election costs in Iowa are estimated at about 200000 dollars for the state, with counties bearing most expenses. State supplies are limited to blank nomination papers, and counties are not required to report election expenses to the state auditor. Overall biennial general and primary elections total around 500000 dollars.
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