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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1918
Page
1
A weekly exclusive feature appears in this paper titled Latest News From Front. It is presented as a regular syndicated brief from Unite Press NSSociation and expected to be a recurring item in forthcoming editions.
In weekly dispatches General Pershing notes Allied progress as American forces seize a stretch east of the Meuse. Destruction of thirteen enemy planes is reported by First Army squadrons with five American planes lost. Separately Budapest riots spur Turkish and Austrian security actions, while Vienna reports Austrian gains near Mount Spionere.
Advertising committee led by L. B. Buckingham plans a four minute speaking tour across the district next week using two auto trucks with a Y M C A listing and four minute speakers. Burt & Jones and Alfred Rhodes supply trucks, drivers named, hut tents built by Thompson & Sweet. Local notables from Justicer ville and the district to canvas, rallying support for the United War Work Societies.
Sophronia Olson, former Estherville resident, died of Spanish influenza at her brother Peters home in Miles City Montana last Wednesday. Her body was brought to Estherville for burial in Oak Hill Cemetery beside her father. burial services were held Saturday. Her life was marked by faithful church work and nursing. she married George Arthur Peterson in 1912 and faced hardships after the loss of a child and husband.
J L Brown defends his record as supervisor and denies pressuring for his two sons to gain draft 2-C status. He says both sons filed questionnaires, were classified by the Waterloo District Board, with one 2-C on January 17 and the other on January 22, long before the primary. He asserts no influence was used and urges readers to verify facts at the court house.
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