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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1921
Page
10
The First National Bank of Dunnell installs the Ely-Norris Safe from Louis F. Dow Co to safeguard securities. The safe is touted as undefeated by acetylene, nitroglycerine, or experts, boosting depositor protection and bank prestige.
Eugene Meyer Jr director of the War Finance Corporation will meet with 13 state farm bureau federations on September 28 at the American Farm Bureau Federation offices in Chicago to discuss credit facilities. They will seek details on maximum credit per farmer or cooperative, loan maturity and interest rates, and how to access the $1 billion in credit. The conference aims to outline methods for farmers and cooperatives to benefit from the legislation and potential rate reductions. The Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota Ohio South Dakota Wisconsin federations are invited, with over 40 percent attendance expected.
J C Blessmer and family returned Friday from two weeks in the Dakotas. Local shoppers explore Estherville. Town marketing continues with 100 Dunnell aluminum car tags selling at a profit, aimed at arousing curiosity about the quiet village. Swedish Lutheran Ladies Aid meets next Friday with Holgar and Arthur Danielson as hosts. Oscar Johnson family visiting parents this week. Danielsons at Horace, sister Florence ill with tuberculosis. Luther League meets Friday. Dunnell girls to practice game near Estherville Wednesday. Louis Petersons visit Fairmont and the A G Peterson home. A Sweden song fest by Rev Overstrum and wife drew a large audience. Ostergren and Applequist families visit St Peter and Mankato Normal. Zeimers visiting in Albert City and Miss Agusta Synnet. Martin county fair praised. Dreke Chester White sale prizes noted. Credit policy tightens at Commercial Club meeting. no more than 30 days credit, with cash expected elsewhere.
Residents urged to support Home Demonstration work by donating eggs October 10 through 15. Women may pledge four dozen eggs and deliver them to Nels Olsen at Damnell, or leave a dollar if unable to contribute. Cream mornings are suggested for sending in donations.
The first tariff showing reduced rates on long haul live stock shipments was received by the Department of Transportation of the American Farm Bureau Federation on September 19. The Interstate Commerce Commission says stockmen will save about 10 million dollars annually. A sample saves 66.70 dollars on a double deck carload of sheep from Pocatello Idaho to Chicago. Clifford Thorne, director of the Transportation Department, notes the ICC has urged railroads to cut all rates.
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