Vindicator and Republican newspaper history note
The Vindicator began in 1868 and in 1902 merged with the Emmet County Republican. Since that consolidation the paper has been published under the name the Vindicator and Republican.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1919
Page
4
The Vindicator began in 1868 and in 1902 merged with the Emmet County Republican. Since that consolidation the paper has been published under the name the Vindicator and Republican.
An editorial urges small investors to favor War Savings stamps and U S government securities to protect savings from wildcat schemes. It cites compounding interest, shows potential ten year gains from small daily deposits, and warns against credulous promoters. It also condemns a Sunday Omaha riot and promotes the home team football game.
In Bremer County Iowa a divorce petition filed by Charles P Manz against Velma G Manz seeks dissolution of marriage and costs with equitable relief. Defendant must appear by noon on the second day of the next term beginning November 8 1919 at Esthyrville Court House or default will be entered. Morse Kennedy represent plaintiff.
Secretary Carter Glass calls on about 20 million schoolboys and girls to continue earning saving and investing in government securities. He praises wartime production and urges thrift, War Savings and Thrift Stamps, stating the nation should become a people who save, spend wisely, and invest. The note closes with church notices for Union Baptist Church activities in the old building as the new one is completed.
Gruver and Maple Hill Churches announce a Rally Day program on Sunday October 12 with a 3 00 PM start. A missionary program by the Estherville Society is set for October 9 at Gruver church followed by a social time.
The Presbyterian Bands meet Friday at four homes with East at Mrs Bradford, West at Mrs Clark, North at Mrs Nivison, and South at Mrs Shadle. October is Loyalty Month urging every member to attend services weekly amid a broader church mobilization. Also notes Norwegian Lutheran activities with Sunday services, Y M A reports, and Dorcas Society event.
Ey Lutheran Immanuel Church schedules 10 30 a m service on October 6 with a 12 00 meeting of voting members led by Pastor J E Andreae. Next Sabbath features Northwest Iowa Conference events and Rally Day attendance expected. Evening services move to 9 80 from 8 00.
Osteopathy advertisement for Dr R D Heydenrbur e osteopath physician and surgeon offering specialization in diseases of women obstetrics children deformities and chronic diseases. Includes contact number 106 and office location within Sconberg and Kilgore Building with B Soper and D R Alexander listed.
A fragmented Estherville page lists Dr B Gaard osteopathy and M E Wilson physician, and a Kilgore shop. It promotes Hand's Park Silver Lake dances each Sunday, a 39-2 farm loan rate, Town Savings Estherville, and Estherville high school football schedule with Lake Park on October 4 at 2 30 PM. Victory Bonds sought at highest market price through F P Woods in Brees Block.
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