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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1923
Page
2
A plea from residents of Estherville urging support for local buy local purchases and collective effort to boost the town’s prosperity. The message emphasizes community welfare benefits for individuals and the city, calling on neighbors to work together for a stronger economy and livable community.
W R Morehouse of the American Bankers Association Savings Bank Division urged stronger newspaper advertising by banks at the association's convention. He promoted a prepared newspaper advertising service for a year long schedule, arguing ads must be simple, readable, and focused on bank stability, services, and leadership to build public confidence and patronage.
Fragmented text mentions bank funds deposits and protection of valuables. It appears as ad language urging action and mentions opening time savings. No clear event or identifiable entities are present.
State bankers publish an Investor's Questionnaire to guard small investors from fraudulent stock pitches. If a salesman dodges the form, avoid the proposal. The questionnaire demands detail on company, stock nature, payments, valuations, and banking references to verify legitimacy.
Dean Anna E Richardson of Iowa State College told county agents and extension workers that the farm and home are inseparable. She urged more attention to the health of children alongside hog health, noting high undernutrition in a county check and asking for equal care for children. The talk urged efficient homes with labor saving devices to improve farm life. Estherville joined Spirit Lake football game coverage, noting Emmetsburg defeated Spirit Lake 3 to ?.
A serious accident near Boone hospital Tuesday involved Heath and a returning death family member. Mr. Heath, employed at Boone for weeks, is hospitalized while relatives B W Riggle and infant daughter spent Sunday and Monday with kin in Fort Dodge and Pomeroy. In Iowa agriculture news, American class chickens like Plymouth Rock Rhode Island Red and Wyandotte are deemed best for current conditions. Trials show Italian and French red clover seed winterkills more easily than native seed. Iowa family sizes declined from 4.9 in 1890 to 4.1 in 1920.
A guide from Iowa State College outlines building a poultry floor with four inches of good grade cinders, two layers of tar paper, and three inches of cement. The method aims for a dry, stable floor to prevent sagging or disintegration, essential for poultry-house success.
Iowa State College extension service advises that pullets should provide most winter egg production. Old hens typically molt and do not resume laying until late January or February. the timing favors younger birds for steady output as winter approaches.
Poultry guidance stresses balanced mash always in self feeders and regular scratch grain. It urges pullets into quarters early for easier handling before winter. The article also lists visits and movements: Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hill Virginia Fay of Chariton with Dr. Mereness, Hill and Mereness sisters, Casey drug background, basketball results, and numerous local visits including Shuttleworths, Satchetts, Redhead husking, and Hillistads moving to Estherville with Pickells.
Fearing were calls lckell home Gun ty Mi 5 her Dalea the new legume grew three feet high between harvesting and plowing at Iowa State College this summer. Hog feed is wasted while extreme cold and heat demand swine comfort. In Iowa soybeans have more uses than any other legume. The man who has no love for the community should move to one he can love or respect.
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