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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1915
Page
5
A Thanksgiving week section notes rain and a brief wintery spell with about two inches of snow falling Saturday, persisting through Sunday. Local residents seized the cold snap for duck hunting on area lakes. Dan Booth completed a new flue basement and installed a modern hot water heating plant at his home.
Estherville week ahead sees Tom and Jerry expected for Thanksgiving. Weather early week near zero, rising to five above Sunday morning and ten above Sunday night, with moderation since. Local news notes include Mr. J. R. Mitchell of Dolliver visiting Estherville, legal matters, lodge decisions on a Masonic Temple, and community notices from the Vindicator and Republican.
Sheriff Niviaon visited Armatide and Maple Hill Saturday. Dozens of locals, including Loyd Stockdale and Mrs Soper, were noted in Minneapolia and Des Moines events. Many families planned travel to Sioux City, Los Angeles, and Hancock Michigan. Local high school football, business shifts, and property moves filled the week in Estherville and surrounding towns.
At the Grand theatre on Friday the 19th one of the year s best productions the seven reel Selig Red Seal Play The Rosary will be presented Critics call it a masterpeice The story follows Father Kelly a priest a young man and his wife in film it does justice to both the novel and the play Kathryn Williams Charles Clary Wheeler Oakman and Besserer are among the stars Also a note on a cough remedy and a local commercial for a business course.
Advertising advice stresses entertaining copy with a simple proposition. It urges ad men to craft attractive ads through vivid wording and occasional proverbs to persuade readers.
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