Ad log shows Vindicator and Republican ad rates
The Vindicator and Republican newspaper lists subscription rates published for various zones. Adelaide Nichols is editor. Rates shown include Within Zones One and Two at two dollars per year and All Other Zones at two dollars and fifty cents per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinjigator
Republican
The
Vindicator and Republican Co
Adelaide Nichols
Estherville
Emmet County
Iowa
Tax Question Revisited Amid Public Spending Pressures
The piece argues the nation faces rising taxes to fund defense and federal aid while state and local taxes rise. It cites 1940 aggregate tax totals and 1941 defense tax projections, questions how long fiscal spending can continue, and notes Editor Jaqua’s view that spending has become a habit hard to halt.
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Jaqua
Humboldt
Roosevelt
England
Miss Robinson Sings Alto in Simpson College Choir Tour
Miss Phyllis Robinson of Estherville is a member of the Simpson College choir directed by Lester Bo Spring. The 45-voice tour during the week of April 20 will visit Jefferson Scranton Glidden Carroll Manning Denison Dunlap Logan Hartington Avoca and Oakland giving sacred vesper services and evening programs with solos by Paul Reisman and numbers by Miss Jean McFadden and Ardis O'Neal plus the Simpson College Male Quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Robinson
Estherville
Simpson College
Towa
Lester Bo Spring
Jefferson
Scranton
Glidden
Carroll
Manning Manilha
Denison
Dunlap
Logan
Harti
Avoca
Oakland
Perry
Jefferson Methodist Church
Harlan
Greented
Nobel Cain
Paul Reisman
Jean McFadden
Ardis O'Neal
Warren Simpkins
Donald Osborn
Richard Hillis
Victor Gunn
John L. Horsley
Department of Public Relations
Aftermath of War and What Follows
The article argues that defeating Hitler will not end global conflict or debt. It warns that Axis defeat won’t erase future wars or financial burdens. Hoover notes three destinies: peace table, war emotion problems, and postwar economic and social challenges. The lease lend bill already commits billions, signaling ongoing involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
United States
Germany
Vaye
Herbert Hoover
Titler
Mussolini
Marjorie Dow and Robert Ersland Wed In California
Marjorie Dow of Estherville married Robert Ersland formerly of Estherville, Downey California, March 20 at the Bacon home in Downey. The ceremony used a Lutheran pastor from Whittier and featured white roses, pink and white decor, and a three tier cake with two gold rings. The couple, after the reception, left for Laguna Beach. Ersland is the son of K C Ersland of Estherville. The couple will reside in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Dow
Estherville
Robert Ersland
Downey
Calif
Downes
GC. Bacon
Don Tostensen
Jiske
Whuttir
Eddie Sehryver
Tone Bacon
Karl Crawford
Mrs. Bacon
Claire de Lume
Bacon
Earl Crawford
Ersland
Shirley Dow
Estherville High School
Mankato College
California
K. C. Ersland
Estherville High
Oletest
Ames
Grand Theatres Promotes 3D Mystery at Grand
Sunday and Monday limited engagement advertises a third dimensional mystery drama titled Third Dimensional Murder at the Grand Theatre. Patrons receive red and green glasses to view staged effects as a novelty, with publicity highlighting audience reactions and a thriller tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Theatre
Howe
Maraser Forest Sorenson
Metroscopii
V.R
Perk Metroscopis
Girls Honored For Selling Greek Benefit Tickets
A group of local girls who sold tickets for the Greek benefit movie were guests of honor at a Wednesday evening event. Dinner at Kepler's cafe preceded a Grand theatre visit hosted by managers Forrest Sorenson Emmanuel Stavros and George Smith. Attendees included Jaret Bryan Margaret Maine Kathleen Deming Donna Jean Sandres Betty Renee Steery Leona Reich Elaine Johnston Lorraine Mortenson Mary Jane Ruhberg Beverly Halleck Mary Soper Lovie Marie Smith Helene Smith Barbara Stavros. Jean Knight and Patty Lee Sanders could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kepler’s Cafe
Forrest Sorenson
Grand Theatre
Emmanuel Stavros
George Smith
Jaret’ Bryan
Margaret Maine
Kathleen Deming
Donna Jean Sandres
Mrs Hinsch Honored After Roosevelt recital party
After her recital at Roosevelt auditorium Tuesday evening Mrs Delbert Hinsch was honored at a Blue Room party in Gardston hotel. Guests included Mr and Mrs Hirsch Mrs Robert Illison of St Louis Mo Mrs Wilbert Heinrich of Mankato Minn Dr and Mrs J B Osher and others with a social hour and luncheon.
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Roosevelt Auditorium
Delbert Hinsch
Gardston Hotel
Hirsch
Robert
Garden Meeting Promises Speaker and Entertainment
A Wednesday gardening meeting at City Hall offered no definite plans but invited all plant and lawn enthusiasts to attend on May 6 at 8:00 PM. A speaker from Algona, local entertainment, and moving pictures are planned. Also notes about visits and new homes on First and Fourth streets.
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City Hall
Algona
Russell Peterson
South First Street
North Fourth Street
Martin Bromlewee
Lou Novak
Floyd Lakin
Wilson Towell
Art Andrews Hurt in Cow Mix-Up Incident
Art Andrews of Grover suffered a fractured knee on Wednesday during butchering when an argument with a cow escalated. The cow kicked with enough force to send Andrews to Coleman hospital for treatment.
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Art Andrews
Grover
Mr. Andrews
Coleman Hospital
Mary Armelia Steer Leads Presbyterian Board Education
Miss Mary Armelia Steer serves as director of Women’s Work and Stewardship Education for the Presbyterian Board of Christian Education. Through her office the board provides a general information and assistance service to all organized groups and programs under the board’s umbrella.
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Mary Armelia Steer
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Board of Christian Education
Miss Steer Leads Presbyterian Women's Group Work
Miss Steer oversees programs for women under the Presbyterian Church Boards. She coordinates with National and Foreign Missions to promote three board materials and an annual program booklet guiding women’s services and gifts for Missionary and Christian Education efforts. A Mt Holyoke College graduate, she taught and led schools before joining the state social welfare field and later the Presbyterian boards.
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Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Miss Steer
Boards of
National and Foreign Missions
Mt. Holyoke College
Children's Division
New York State Department of Social Welfare
Board of National Missions
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Spellers Compete In Interstate Contest Today
County Superintendent Marie Sorum Doris Wobbe Mary Nell Gray and Miss Lillian Boecker traveled to Omaha for the Interstate spelling contest. Miss Webbe placed second in Emmet county grade school contest and Miss Gray took third at Dolliver schools. Dr Roy Eaton to be honored for 25 years as contest conductor with reception and lounging chair.
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Marie Sorum
Doris Wobbe
Mary Nell Gray
Lillian Boecker
Omaha
Doris
Mary Nell
Miss Webbe
High Lake Township
Emmet
Miss Gray
Dolliver
Miss Boecker
Interstate Spelling Association
Roy Eaton
Miss Sorum
Dr. Eaton
Towa to Open Fishing Season Across State Next Month
The article outlines statewide fishing opening dates in May for various species including catfish, trout, northern pike, walleyed pike, sauger, yellow and silver bass, and bullheads with set daily limits and possession caps. Minnows and frogs have separate rules, and licenses cost one dollar with certain lake restrictions and regional rules for Mississippi and Missouri Rivers and Lee County.
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Towa
Mississippi
Missouri
Lee County
Boy Scouts Cake Flour Sale Campaign
Grocers and Gamble Robinson in Estherville team up with local merchants to raise funds for the Boy Scouts by donating five cents per box of cake flour sold this Saturday. The effort, endorsed by the Estherville Chamber of Commerce, aims to finish funding a cabin on Lake Okoboji this summer. Also listed are loan figures for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamble Robinson
Estherville
Notice to prove will in Emmet County court
State of Iowa Emmet County District Court notice fixes Monday May 19 1941 at 10 30 am at Estherville for proof of the last will of George W Richard dated October 3 1938 filed for probate. Readers must appear and show cause why the will should not be probated. Also appears an Alfa seed ad and cooperating growers notice with prices and samples from Grimm Alfa Alfa Assn Fargo ND Apr 3 10 17 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Iowa
Emmet County
Iowa
George W. Richard
Court House
Estherville
District Court
Town
Grimm
Grimm Alfalfa Assn
Fargo
N. D
Schwendler Red Leaf Maple Trees for Sale
Eight feet high red leaf maple trees offered at $1.50 each while supplies last. Waterman Nursery located on north Eighth streets in Estherville Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwendler
Waterman Nursery
North Eighth Streets
Estherville
Iowa
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C. E. Birney
Cully
Estherville Abstract Co
Emme
F. E. Rosendahl
Harley Degen
C. E. Person
Hes
T.C. Mann
Sanborn's Store
L. F. Hoffman
D.X
East Central Avenue
DR. R. D, Thompson
A. I
Reed
Leuthold-Tibbetts Clothing Store
Gerberich Music Co
7Th Street
Baldwin
Miss Robinson
Simpson Choir
Great Britain
Wood Etl
Germar
Mildred Barker
Esther Walz
William Hennick
Faith Lutheran
St. Paul Minn
William Henrick
Charles L. Grant
William March
St. Paul
Hennick
Mr. Hennick
Mr. March
C. F. Walz
Clarence Hennick
Allman
Colege
Iman
Mrs. Hinsch
A. E. Ratner
Dorothy
Cow
Mary Amelia Steer
V.i
Mrs. Chas. Robinson
Patty Lee Sanders
Minneapolis
Emmet Marley
Idaho
LEGAL
O. L. Anderson
S. 6Th
Tommy Dorsay
Band
Las Vegas
Peter Lorre
Mysterious Doctor Satan
Sun.cs Grand
SUN
Jimmy
Aulette Stewart
Goddard
Horace Heidt
His Orchestra
Metro News
Gardaton Tailor Shop
Jensen Garage
Joyce Lumber Company
U.S. Royal
Geo. Nichols
Underwood
American Legion Auxiliary
Sunde
Paris
Acrony Street
Poderal Bldg
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