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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1933

Page

4

A Man Who Can Teach Farmers Economic Truths

A caller extols a strong fearless man who can educate about farm economics and land tenure. He warns that inflated land prices and high rents have harmed farmers, merchants, and bankers, and urges honest educational work by the Emmet County Protective Association to avert future mortgage burdens and restore prosperity. The piece critiques past organizers and laments legislative inaction.

Emmet Emmet County Protective Association National Congress

Weekend Socials Reach Across Raleigh Vicinity

Raleigh area residents shared visits and gatherings as Mr. and Mrs. John Brinkman and Alvin and Louise Fowler hosted Sunday calls at the Wempe home. Many friends traveled to Estherville Armstrong and Melvin for family events and birthday celebrations at the homes of Fowler, Kamp, Schmidt, and Mickelson during a busy weekend.

John Brinkman Alvin Louise Fowler Wempe Grace Martens Delma Dyke J. Hepp Jessie Chris Bendixon R. R. Knox Robert Herman Fowler John Osmundson Leslie Hall Dorotha Frank Russell Bike Ralph Parkhurst Indiana Lee Kamp Merle Bender Estherville P. Schmidt Coleman Hospital

Frills Packard Faces a Tangled Identity in Chicago Tale

Joyce Ashton, a stenographer, awakens two years after a taxi crash to find herself married to Neil Packard in California. The story tracks her struggle with memory, a(role) of Maitland and Laurine, two apartments, and a perilous social web as she adapts to new life. Dickie the dog offers comfort, while Joyce confronts scandalous whispers and evolving loyalties as the plot continues.

Joyce Ashton Chicago California Neil Packard Maitland Delphine Arthur Maitland Palace Arthur Malland Joyce Laurine Frills Calnly Paul Packard Paul Packard Sophie Sam Agin Dickie Packerd Roxie Marcia

Briggs Family Table Talk a Salad

The Briggs family enjoys a daily chopped salad with green vegetables and a dressing that blends flavors. Mother Briggs highlights salad dressing as key to harmony, noting the Roosevelt salad as a spring example with peppers carrots peas cabbage and celery.

Briggs Mother Briggs White House Roosevelt

Mixed Salad and Dressings from Simple Home Menu

A collection of salad assembly steps and dressing recipes. Includes a cucumber and cottage cheese dressing method, mayonnaise based dressings, and instructions to serve with crisp lettuce toast and garnishes. Mentions butter flour water egg yolks sugar vinegar lemon juice and seasonings.

North Superior residents and visitors share Sunday calls

Harry Elkins resumes janitorial duties at the local school. Ralph Pederson Raymond Coulter Willie Welnitz and George Gage were Sunday visitors with Marvin Welp. Supt. B W Bunnison called at E J Hauswirth. Mrs E J Hauswirth and Mrs Conrad Anderson attended the county homemakers club meeting in Arnolds Park. Albert Brunsvold and daughters Irene and Lillian visited Gordon Grahike. L J Hoover visited Simon Knutson. Bunnison called on business in the community. Mrs Chesney of Milford made Friday calls. Gundersen of Northfield Minnesota visited at the teacherage. T O Benson called at H H Schmidt home Friday morning. Drexel Griffee spent Sunday with Earl Schmidt.

Harry Elkins Ralph Pederson Raymond Coulter Willie Welnitz George Gage Marvin Welp Supt B. W. Bunnison E. J. Hauswirth Conrad Anderson Home Makers Club Arnolds Park Albert Brunsvold Irene Lillian Gordon Qgrahike L. J. Hoover Simon Knutson Chesney Milford Gundersen Northfield Minn Albert Meyer Milton Larson Donald Kenneth Betty Ann Brix C. A. Logue Everett Logue Wylie van Ean B. O. Walden Bernice Gerhard Ida Valen Estherville Lewis Valen Arlene Lawrence Robert Henry Valen E. E. E. Club Albert Irwin Ella Ryder S. T. van Eman E. E. Logue Florence O'Brien Eljerston Lionel Headley Dunnell Helen Miller Belmond Rex Glenn Logue Vern van Eman Paul Weir Elmer Elmer Crumb W. W. Dean Joyce Joan of Laurens W. O. O'Brien Florence Treadway Bert Reed Wide Awake Club Center Two Norwood Sanders Mack Ellis Emil Lee Ivadell John Oelkers Willing Workers Club Julius Otto J. J. Noure Mary Higgins Vera Eloise Burt Stanley Larson Florence Nepps Evelyn Melvin Ellis Deloris Averil Lavon Sargent Desmond James Doyle Alice Schultz Myrtle Schoening Lorrene Harvey Lilland Aletha Wells Harold Duckett Ivadell Lee Agnes O'Brien Merlyn Clark Raymond Schaper Mary Glen Higgins Walter Feger Isadore Melvin Neppl Florence Neppl Hyeed O'Brien Albert Heywood W. D. O’brien E. E. Duckett Ft. Dodge Frank Doyle James St. Paul W. A. Schultz Lawrence Nelson Willmont Allen Harold Saunders Myrte Schoening I. J. Robinson Charles Schultz Walter Ed Maniece Myrtle Russell Lorraine Warren Olson John Diebner Spirit Lake Geraldine Fielding Mankato Thierman Nellie Hull Waterloo Farm Bureau Glen Kettleson Rose Doty Mrs

Easter Party and Student Achievements Across Grades

Easter party activities filled Friday with games and treats while visitors Arthur Weinberg and Helen Johnson dropped by. Second grade welcomed Hollis McClintic from Des Moines and finished another reader as 100 percent spellers included Arlene Guritz and Letha Weinberg. Third grade published Bobby Harris's winning story The Rain Drop. Junior high gained twenty five new library books from Spirit Lake library and spelling prizes went to Inez Munson Bonnie Boyer George Gage Lavon Rathman and Robert Sternberg. Eighth grade lost a department contest to the seventh grade and will host a party on April 14. High school students faced six weeks tests and book reports while Earl Schmidt earned a Buena Vista college scholarship. An economist quip closes the column.

Arthur Weinberg Helen Johnson Hollis McClintic Des Moines Arlene Guritz Laura Newton Nelle Myers Alice Johnson Francis Hash Letha ‘Weinberg Bobby Harris Spirit Lake Ibrary Gunctson Inez Munson Bonnie Boyer George Gage Lavon Rathman Robert Sternberg Donna Boyer Edith Melners Gwendolyn Newton Julia Norem Ranghild Pederson Marvin Welp Irvin Munson Edith Munson Estherville Earl Schmidt Buena Vista College

Community News Roundup From Valen and Surrounding Homes

Sunday and weekend visits fill the Elmwood area as families like Valen, Logue, O'Brien and Elllis host kin and friends. Easter events, 4-H news, Bible prizes, and field work mark a busy week with many small gatherings at local homes and farms in the region.

Century of Progress Egg Laying Contest opens in Chicago

Millions will view modern poultry plants at the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago from May 28 to October 29. More than 3,000 top producing hens enter the International Egg Laying Contest under the National Poultry Council. The exhibit aims to boost egg quality awareness and build poultry industry fans nationwide. Visitors will see extensive poultry housing, unusual breeds, hatcheries producing thousands of chicks, and a broiler plant selling special fries to guests.

Chicago National Poultry Council Harvey C. Wood Century of Progress U. S Mr. Wood United States Uncle Sam

Local residents and events fill weekend in Spirit Lake area

Hero of Akron Rescue Sanders at Sibley. They came to Superior for an over Sunday visit accompanied by Mr. Bromley. Mrs. Carnahan spent Friday night with relatives in Lake Park. O. W. Webber family moved into Ora Shepard’s house. Numerous visits, church events, and social gatherings reported. Legislation cannot make prosperity.

Helen Clark Wade Ferdinand Schoening Emmet Bridge Ora Webber Genevieve Rowe Estherville Richard Dumprope Minneapolis Mis Sarah Perkins Andrew Christensen Spencer A. C. Bringle Beth Irma McMullen Lake Park Bringley McMullen Anna Smith Des Molines Clarence Stuard Bruce Milford M. O. Rosendahl Rosendahl Manson Harry Buckman C. C. Mills Raymond Ray Wardrip Will Moore Terris Spirit Lake Henry Welp Frank Johnson Bruce Johnson Pat Burke Helen Coldren Chesney Alex Lewis Rack Harley Ferguson Des Moines Lottie Case Anno Reinitz Mr. Reinitz Storden Minn Wayne Small Guy Smalls Mr. Walker Clabaugh Thomas Walsh C. A. Oldson Ames John Swanson Dr. Ellsworth Tims Ben Perkins Sylvian Hermensen Ruthven Miss Hermensen Jean Hoyt Fort Dodge Glen Slingerland Steidee Ed Larson F. B. Yule Robert Perkins Reva Betty Lou Nelson Audrey Christensen Ed Baker Antone Miner Benton Taylor Prairie City Willis Baker Verne McIlwain Petersburg Chase Brandt Cornell Olson Wallingford A. K. Daws Aurora Leonard Cother Bert Harris Ladies Aid Olson Randall Wicks Clara Louise Chase Christ Home Sundy Karl Klempa Shipping Association Joe McQuirk Philip McQuirk Ralph McQuirk Chas, Lewis Alden Jim Lewis Marie Arthur Zeigler

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