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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
4
A W Baird argues for strong leadership amid the end of the gold standard and rising prices. He warns of real estate fraud, inflated land values, and mortgage pressure harming farmers, calling the state to protect farm families and halt melon-like plundering by lenders.
Mrs. Joe Madden of Fenton visited Haifa at the Madden home Friday. Helen and Annie Welsh called on the Maddens and later on Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McKean at Maple Hill. Olson families from Lemon and Lily left Thursday. O. D. Johnson delivered oats to the Gust Anderson farm Friday.
The Iowa Creameries Association summarizes 123 creameries for 1932, noting over two million dollars in plant investments and nearly fourteen million dollars in butter and cream sales. Farmers received about 11.5 million dollars for cream, while prices for butterfat fell from 29.53c in 1931 to 21.3c in 1932.
The annual phlox, Phlox Drummonds, is a superb garden color source with a rainbow of hues, mainly blues reds and purples, plus pinks and roses with eyes and stripes. It grows easily, blooms quickly, and thrives in richer soil. sow in warm open ground or start indoors for early display. The best bedding types are nana compacta, with grandi flora as a large flowering variety, while fringed and star flowered types provide beauty but less garden value. A Cecily strain features flowers with white eyes.
Joyce Ashton under the alias Frills confronts her husband Neil Packard over their broken arrangement. He refuses to give up, insisting she is still his and vows to stay. Joyce discovers Neil’s study and glimpses a photograph of him with another woman, plus items linking to Packard Fruit Packing Co. in California. Her search hints at deeper family ties and a potential maternal link.
The article lists absent students including Kingfish Removal members and illness related absences. It notes 100 percent spelling achievers Inez Munson Irene Brunsvold Ole Norem Grover Newton Bonnie Boyer and announces first flowers Alberta Jensen Alice Johnson. It covers county exam prep, senior play Oh Susan cast, and numerous social visits and club meetings.
The article highlights cooperative marketing in dairy farming as especially solid, noting farmer stakes in plants. It lists numerous Ringsted residents and visitors, club meetings, and social events, including the Farmers Produce company opening, golf club grounds talks, school notes on health contests and perfect attendance, and various visits and gatherings among local families.
Ella Ryder spent the past week at the Everett Logue home. Mr and Mrs Albert Irwin and Vera visited the Emil Leo home Sunday afternoon. Mr Kortum, leaving for California, visited the Emil Leo home Sunday. The Willing Workers club met at Julius Otto home Thursday. Emmet youths played baseball Sunday at Henry Nepps farm. Esther Floyd and Eva Mc Manness were Sunday dinner guests at Emil Leo home. Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller and at the Frank Wells home. Warren Hyer Glen Kirchner and Warren Higgins called at Julius Otto home Sunday. Mr and Mrs A W Anderson of Fairmont stayed Saturday for afternoon and evening with F C Snyder.
A portable typewriter with ribbon and carbon paper is offered for sale at the Vindicator and Republican office. The ad invites inquiries to purchase the equipment and materials directly from the office location.
An advertisement claims Bayer Aspirin provides unique fast relief for neuralgia head and facial pains. It emphasizes safety, daily use without heart depression, and recommends Bayer tablets as the proven choice from a bottle of 100 at a reduced price.
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