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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1922
Page
3
Estherville area record notes publication details for The Vindicator and Republican with editor Geo A Nichols listed as editor and manager and foreign advertising from The American Press Association.
A. W. Buck announces self as an independent candidate for sheriff in Emmet County at the general election on November 7, 1922. He signs the notice as Buck.
A proposal to pay Iowa’s soldier sons up to 350000 dollars for wartime service is slated for a vote. Supporters urge yes on the ballot while opponents cite banker opposition. The Swea City Herald notes paper size changes and railcar shortages affect farmers, with price pressures easing as crops await transport.
Social news page recaps upcoming Brown Creek Club meeting with Mrs Reed on Oct 19 plus a Betty Maxine Yeager third birthday party. East Riverside Country Club reunion Sept 20 at Mrs Walter Blaze home. next meeting Oct 18 at Mrs I B Book. Estherville and Spencer marriages noted with Hazel Anderson and Matthew Renland. Civics class of Wo man’s Club Oct 9 discusses federal state control in education. next meet Oct 28 with Mrs Sam Johnston. Brown Creek Club hosts Center Club with Oct q supper and dance at O W Loeschen farm.
Supper hour entertainments by a sextette calling themselves the Pigtail Orchestra plus a Music Master entertained about 200 despite bad weather. Former Brown Creek Club members from Springfield Minnesota surprised current members by driving down to attend, a return compliment to the Center Club from November 1921 at the Erpelding home.
Clyde Herring a United States Senate candidate will speak at the Grand Theatre in Estherville Friday evening Oct 13 after the picture show which starts at 7 o clock. The event is free and a large audience is hoped for with special invitation to ladies and both voting age men and women.
The Cedar Rapids Republican previews the V. R. Zedeler Quintet's first Lyceum program on Thursday evening October 12 at the Methodist Church. Nicolai Zedeler leads the ensemble, noted as an able cellist from last night’s performance.
Sunday morning an autoist so absorbed in watching Stan ley Alt. make a perfect drive from the first tee that he ran his Ford into the ditch, overturning it and pinning himself, his wife, and a baby beneath. Stanley helped rescue them. the wife was cut and the man injured, the baby unharmed. Identities unknown though from Dickinson county. dash plate missing.
Mr. E. D. Darling, noted local farmer and purebred stock breeder, leaves for Denver to enter a sanitarium due to ill health. He plans to suspend his Short horn cattle and Duroc Jersey hog breeding, with his brother James W. and Mrs. Darling ensuring winter sale preparations. Observers wish him a rapid recovery.
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