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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1923
Page
7
The Dickinson-Emmet district Republican nomination decision rests with the secretary of state the state auditor and the attorney general. After last week’s convention B F Robinson traveled to Des Moines with nomination papers while Dickinson county objectors push for filing papers for I C Fuller of Milford.
Frost damaged corn in low spots while district schools prepare for larger attendance. Conductor Gaylord has a $1200 cottage nearly enclosed on North Sixth street, Frank Miller has the contract. Twin boys born to Mr and Mrs Lemuel Irwin Jr near Swan Lake, one died, the other thriving. mother improving. Chris Eckhart and Lena Bloss wed by Justice Salisbury and will live in Emmet county. Minnie Lough hurt in fall from horse, not seriously. E H Ellerston of Norway, brother of Mrs Hartung, visiting. wife to join next week. Rev T F Bowen reports England voyage, rough but all well. A G Metgrar welcomes a daughter. Will Zimmerman leaves Metagar Erdahl for New York. aims to return if western prospects fail. Earl Rose improving, fighting for life. Mrs Lew Lyman plans residence on east Des Moines street. contract to M Salyers.
James Madden and two daughters with sister-in-law Mrs Price Madden of Bremer county traveled to Haifa and Marshall Minnesota visiting relatives before returning to Halfa. Ole Bervin and Ole Quasted motor to Dakota while John Bosold took daughters and nieces to Emmetsburg for a week with uncle George Bosold. Farm Bureau Club met at H L Thompson home with officers elected and a sewing colors program planned. Several residents visited fairs, farms, and relatives across Bremer and nearby towns amid light frost notes.
The article discusses gypsum as the ancient alabaster used for vases and links it to modern Sheetrock fireproof wallboard. It extols gypsum properties such as fire resistance, warp resistance, and soundproofing, and notes its factory readiness and easy installation in walls and ceilings. It also includes weather outlook, an orange ice recipe, and remarks on sweet clover as a soil builder and feed source.
County correspondence lists visits by Cassedy, Reid, Dirks, Baker and others. Many families from Chicago Cedar Rapids Plainfield Spirit Lake Ames Winnebago and Moline appear with hospitality, travel, schooling, and social events. A Swan Lake picnic and Midway Country club plans mark community life.
John Welsh visited Walter Smith's home on Sunday. George Johnson owns a new Ford. Ira Buckingham, employed by Welsh and Sons, spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Luke Benson of Kingstedon. James Welsh Jr joined the Legion celebration at Armstrong last Wednesday and enjoyed a brief airplane ride. C R Ellerston and son James called on Hauts to greet a brother James recently released from hospital.
In STATE LINE Mesdames S A Brunsvold and Al Brunsvold will entertain the Lutheran Ladies Aid on September 5. Otto Opheim drive to Willmar to visit Alfred Opheim and E A Winden homes. Mrs Andrew Benson substituted as Grandma Nasby's nurse while Miss Spphson attended the Luther League Convention at Wallingford, Gilbert spent weekend with cousin Mr Ellefson near Jackson. Lucile Sando returned to Jackson Tuesday. Albert Knutson spent a week visiting relatives at Walken. A Petersburg Consolidated school grounds fair under the Willing Worker's club auspices proved successful with exhibits and demonstrations. County Agent Radebaugh and a mantle clock raffle.
State entomologist Carl J. Drake locates fly-free-date study stations in Monona and Warren counties at farms of Myrland Udell Caylor Brock and nearby in Onawa Imogene and Indianola. No fixed date. each year determines the actual date to keep wheat above ground during Hessian fly brood eye laying. Warren County boasts high cooperation in Iowa with 99 percent in 1922 and aiming for 100 percent observance this year, with losses not exceeding 0.5 percent. Forty-eight counties join state entomology forces to eradicate Hessian fly this fall.
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