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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1926
Page
4
Motor marketing guides readers to buy direct from farmers, stressing timing and packaging. It urges late afternoon pickups, buying by basket or barrel, and cautions against disturbing workers, while noting bulk buys reduce short measure risk. Community notes discuss school progress and local finances.
The Iowa Supreme Court upheld the state bovine tuberculosis testing law in a decision dismissing an injunction by M. J. Fevold and about fifty county farmers against Webster County officials and the state departments. The ruling affirmed the law as constitutional, allowing enforcement by the Department of Agriculture and making accredited-area cattle breeding stock tests mandatory, with penalties for noncompliance. The decision ends a lengthy appellate process spawned by concerns over due process and property rights in confiscating diseased cattle.
Ringsted J J Felkey called on business in Pocahontas Saturday. Estherville shoppers included Mesdames Butler and Mangold. Harry Benson drove a Willys Knight from Des Moines. A J Fink and family attended the Fairmont fair. Peter Knudsen rode with Peter Hermansen to Buffalo Center Thursday. Rev Nielsen left for Audubon district convention. Mrs Cashmark and child of Moulton visited sister Mrs Rave, and Hermansen and Knudsen attended Fairmont fair. Andrew Anderson and family, Carl Fink and family, and Mrs Mels Jepsen were guests at Emil Mouritsen home at Ceylon. L S and M Nilsen and Axel Sorensen left for Waterloo cattle convention. Peter Henricksen of Spencer handled Woodman business and succeeded W S Potter as deputy. A L Anderson and family were guests at Leland Torkelson home, Ruthven. J J Felkey and daughter, Mrs Ralph Flier, and Roscoe Felkey motored to Jefferson last Thursday. Mr and Mrs H J Henricksen visited the H Fink home at Graettinger. Frank Olson and family attended Spencer fair. Harry Fink and family of Graettinger dined with the Henricksen home. H E Myers was a business caller at Ceylon. Chris Johnson returned to Tyler Minnesota. Mrs W P Kearns sent home from Birney Hospital. Y Harold Fisher and family of Swea City were guests of Joe Fredericksen. Ervin Christiansen is home from Butterfield for a visit. Mr and Mrs E T Sorum left for Kissemme Florida after summering here.
An advertisement touts Adlerika as removing gas and relieving stomach bloating. It promises quick relief from gas and old waste matter, aids chronic constipation, and cites a testimonial about sleeping well after taking the product. A district court notice mentions Walter Swanson and unknown claimants over Emmet county real estate.
In November 1926 the petition seeks a default and judgment by the court. The document notes the default will be entered against you and a decree rendered in accordance with the petition prayer. W A Ladd is listed as attorney for the plaintiff.
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