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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1923
Page
5
A reflective piece warns against marrying for money, recounting tales of ill matched unions caused by wealth and social pressure. It cites a Christian, educated couple where lavish spending but modest means led to strain, social stigma, and ruined home life, urging prudence and genuine virtue over fortune.
A fragmented notice invites readers to watch next week for a piece on personal interest in bank accounts. It emphasizes unity among citizens and mentions varying bank account statuses from thousands to none. The tone is promotional and addresses readers directly.
The document lists poultry and culinary judging rules and premiums, including breeding pen standards, entries by owner, and minimum exhibitor counts for various poultry classes. It also details prizes for craft and sewing categories, with tickets to the Ames Short Course as top awards, and notes for Home Economics displays and children’s division.
Economy prices show practical items such as dresses, kitchen outfits, aprons and caps, child rompers, and coats made from old garments. Notable prices include 1.00 to 1.50 for dresses and outfits, 0.60 for rompers, and 0.75 for coats and suits.
To teachers principals and superintendents of Emmet county this notice invites participation in the December 10 to 13 educational exhibit. It describes benefits for teachers and schools including comparing work with other districts, inspiring pupils, informing the public about county educational efforts, and elevating local schools to par with other activities.
Department A Marie Sorum supervises a December exhibit deadline with Saturday entries due by December 8 and in place by December 10. Exhibits must stay until 4 p m Thursday. schools must have a rep present to install displays and each rural entry should include pupil name age grade district and classroom.
Local businesses and organizations announce premiums for rural and consolidated school exhibits including cups from the First Trust and Savings Bank and Benj H Sanborn Co readers. Judges will weigh clarity effort and quality. Also listed are poultry and hog sales, rental cottages, and a $1.00 price range for premiums.
Premiums listed for grades 1 and 2 include best eight freehand sets and best four number papers with drawings in crayon or watercolors. Grades 3 and 4 offer best spelling papers, illustrated number papers, dressed dolls, Palmer penmanship papers, language papers, and crayon or watercolor drawings. Continued next week.
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