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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1918
Page
2
The text touts affordable Soci ety Brand products with broad options and reliable quality. It emphasizes strong workmanship and materials while claiming the lowest prices, urging readers to consider the range for budget and style.
In Traer Iowa a government note warns that failing to purchase a reasonable share of Liberty Bonds can be punishable under the Espionage Act. The article explains quota committees and war court authority, urging publicity of the stance as critical to wartime policy. Also reports Towa town overshot September sugar allotment by 2,200 pounds, risking tighter canning and fewer sweets until January.
November and December must observe sugar economy while October also tightens. A Republican glee club formed to provide campaign music with members F B Woods Frank Woods Jasper Espeset and H G Bennett and Dr Salisbury as organist. Potatoes dip to 20 to 25 cents a bushel due to a bumper crop. Mrs John Ammon plans a winter California visit. John Goldsberry works for C Reed. Attorney Crim been sick. A J Fuller and L R Bingham in Estherville. Lew Woods and Will Rhodes at Sioux City. Percy Fullenwider at Emmetsburg county fair.
A compact montage of notices including J T Johnston buying land east of Randall building Lincoln street for a small store, Co K Nau visiting Pipestone on clothing deals, typhoid fever illness of Chas Nancolas, and Omaha Exposition visitors. Plus German chancellor von Hertling appeals for peace terms and warns of Allied misdeeds, American war sentiment, and political tensions. Also tax deed notice for Armstrong Iowa and a Doan's Kidney Pills testimonial from Estherville.
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