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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1913
Page
3
Community notes from Immet county cover social visits in Spirit Lake Toledo and Armstrong. Events include births to Van Rogers and JH Cramer, Elk club gathering, and local teachers’ party. officials discuss county check committees under state law with a Dickinson County sighting.
Sparks from a locomotive engine set fire to Ole Johnson’s corn field on the Fred China farm about three miles west of Armatrong, destroying roughly three acres before it was put out. Separate items note bakery move plans, a Marseilles funeral, a clandestine wedding chase, and livestock disease observations in Spirit Lake region.
A letters page shows Marshalltown Iowa mayor I. B. Millard and wife praising Prof Salisbury and family for performances at the Orpheum. He lauds the polo act Close of a Perfect Day, violin solo, and Apple Blossoms wine in Normandy. They enjoyed three programs in one visit and invite the troupe back for more shows November 17 to 19.
An old style market ad urges readers to engage in selling if you want to sell and to read the advertisement if you want to buy. The message emphasizes action through a simple call to use the ad as a guide for commerce.
J Hannen and Mrs Martha Stenerson travel for business and family visits across towns including Dolliver Spirit Lake and Spencer. Attorne y J W Morse visits Spirit Lake and Spencer. Ida Davis returns from Des Moines after attending the state teachers association. Mentions of Duffy Ottawa Illinois land interests and Cedar Rapids illness in the family within a roundup of local movements and concerns. Jefferson Bee cites reasons for high cost of living, critiquing waste and foreign imports.
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