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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1919
Page
4
The Vindicator began in 1863 and merged with the Emmet County Republican in 1902 to form the Vindicator and Republican, the official paper of Emmet County edited by A. NICHOLS.
The Vindicator and Republican apologize to correspondents for last week’s county news omissions due to a faulty linotype machine. A broken spring was found and replaced by Mr Lawrence from the Enterprise, restoring operations. Farmers face ample harvests as rain aids crops and demand for paper baling rises at three dollars for the lot.
The Institute of American Meat Packers of Chicago plans to address live stock producers nationwide with a statement explaining the rationale behind a bill's rejection. The national group includes five major Chicago packers and about two hundred smaller concerns. The communication aims to counter propaganda and clarify the impact on livestock raisers.
In 1931 Willie Jones, fourteen, described as incorrigible, was brought before an officer for gum chewing and violations of wage and pass rules. The fragment notes a police court handling of a minor in a disciplinary context.
In 1925 a boy named Eli Hanke Wiestressed faced trial for playing his Vietrola on Sunday, violating reforms banning music on the first day. Jake Bender was brought in for the same offense. Both held on heavy bonds as authorities demand an end to crime. Angus T. Priddy and wife arrested for dancing in their home with children present. A lemonade raid failed to prove services at a society function. Three youths with a jew sharp were arrested. Lou Gabrious, an alias, jailed thirty days for laughing on the street.
In England the coal controller promotes burning anthracite instead of bituminous coal with an offer to trade two tons of large anthracite for each ton of bituminous coal on hand. The eastern United States fuel administration urges use of bituminous coal over anthracite. Welsh anthracite mines run part time while English and Welsh bituminous mines operate overtime. Shipping delays hinder exchanges.
A stark Milwaukee Journal meditation on loneliness and despair. A voice laments living in city slums with no support or funds, questioning why life is so hard and why some lose hope and turn to death. It reflects on isolation, financial strain, and moral struggle in urban life.
A writer in Everybody's Magazine recalls Patti Patti, a legendary diva now seventy six, living at Craig-y-Nos Castle near Swansea, South Wales. She shares the estate with her third husband Baron Cederstrom and hosts operas in a theatre modeled after Bayreuth when mood permits. Her beauty wanes though her fame endures as she mostly stays amid Welsh neighbors who call her the Queen of Wales.
The Presbyterian Church League conducted a business meeting this week at the home of Mrs. Fred Aly. Services last Sunday drew a modest turnout, with attendance noted but not up to prior weeks. Next Sunday’s offerings were projected at 2,000 dollars.
In the meeting, Mr Hinkhouse described Egypt and China, focusing on conditions and mission schools where he has taught for the past year. He shared exciting experiences but spoke modestly. All services next Sunday at usual hours, with special magical numbers anticipated for the evening service.
The Norwegian Lutheran Church Y P L holds a regular Sunday meeting at 7 15 PM with a report expected from the Story City convention. Sunday School work has resumed and meets Sundays at 930 AM. A prayer meeting is planned at Hare A A Myhre on Thursday and the choir gathers Friday.
RR Ev Lutheran Immanuel Church schedules Sunday services at 10 30 with offerings for European reconstruction and 11 45 Sunday School Pastor J E Andreae and Gruver Gruver Gruver Churchs 10 30 Sunday School 11 30 Morning Worship 8 30 Evening Service Ladies League gathers Thursday afternoon at the church Workers Conference of the Sunday School meets Thursday evening at Mrs Benail home Officers of the church and organizations plan fall and winter work Maple Hill 3 00 Sunday School 4 00 Preaching Service New meeting hours begin Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon September 18 at Mrs Hugh Anderson.
The Methodist Episcopal Church notes poor Sunday school enrollment in Estherville with two thirds of public school scholars not enrolled and less than half attending last Sabbath. It urges unity to reach about 400 scholars in U S if members unite and best efforts are made.
The sermon by Dr Mossman praised by the congregation. The 8 9 orchestra led by Mr Burt shows progress and will perform at the evening worship. Mrs Gaard starts music duties September first and Miss Moe supports the nine ti of the church. A choir of about thirty voices is planned. Evening service will run a 30 minute musical program followed by a one hour service. Pastor will speak on Pentecostal Conditions in the morning and God Training Two Preachers in the evening.
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