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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1942
Page
3
In this excerpt, Cam and Perch muscle through a tense western scene with prudent talk on quick draws. Cam reflects on killing, lessons from a gunslinger, and a plan to move a rustler while Mrs Tenison and Janet observe, foreshadowing a roundup and reunion at the Texan ranch.
In a tense, rough dialogue sequence Con and Janet move across a ridge toward safety after a tense gun episode. They discuss Caramba, old Uncle stories, and Perch, while Con reveals his past with Gonzales and a plan to stay ahead of pursuers. Janet reacts with suspicion and fear as they near home.
Garden guidance notes removing blossoms on newly planted everbearing varieties during the first year to encourage root and stem growth. This advises pinching flowers until mid summer, ensuring stronger plant establishment and later fruiting prospects.
A national drive by a service society appeals to the public to raise 5 000 000 for aiding Navy families in need. Direct contributions to the organization are requested to support the effort.
A personal shower honored Mrs Gardar Yuezer of EsthenTie and Mrs Frank Vaser of Spencer on a Tuesday afternoon week. Attending hosts included Mrs N A Balkema Mrs B A Rasch and Mrs Noel Bicher. Guests listed by name attended and four invitees were unable to come.
The Prosperity Hustlers 4-H Club met at leader Homer Due2a's home with twenty attendees. President Johan Blagg led a boniness meeting while M A Baikerna assisted in judging three classes Senior Yearkey Hezier, Junior Yearimg Buds. Members recorded placings and reasons as Mrs Dsta2 and Mr Batkemas provided judging instructions. Refreshments were served by Mrs Does.
G B Oshers hosted the Twelve Mie Lake Farm Borex on Thursday week. A program featured CP Jackson leading a work, a speech by Miss Mabel Hariita on war and peace after the war, and music to close the event.
Wa Tass Ye members met at the Gardston Hotel's Bine Rock for a 630 éaser. Decorations on the 836 dinner table symbolized the Spring Fever, featuring decorated bottles, toei and poll boxes, and 25 favors. Prescriptions of sulphar and moluses were prepared for care of the ailucat. In business, they planned games for the national conwetics in Dubuque in May, with dinner arrangements led by Miss Beth Evans and Miss Betty Parsons.
About thirty five members attended the meeting at the Presbyterian church before summer recess. Mrs Bessey Dezen was elected chair with Mrs Stanley Larsa as director and secretary treasurer, plus Mrs Hugo Stretz on the membership committee. Guests Mrs Wm Sidles and Mrs E C Buney attended. an antique display at host Mrs B Brackett's home followed.
Twenty members of the Rock Island Woman's Club met Friday in the city hall kitchen for a business meeting. The club donated to the Canter Fund and Estherville High School Band. Entertainment included bingo and 300 with Mrs Wes Meyers winning bingo and Mrs George Katee high for 60. Mrs Lews Stam mer received the door prize.
The Trails Riders Club plans a Monday meeting at the courthouse with ED Jetties as officers. The session will discuss starting the season and wire snede arrangements, aiming to organize the group for upcoming events.
Mrs E Sondrol reformed home after winter in Minneapolis with granddaughter Donna Jean. Nes W E Astr visited from Minneapolis to spend summer with daughter Mrs Frank Ramsey in Estherville. Mr and Mrs Lyle Kursch of Santa Monica left after visiting Kursch's parents in Superior. Ast T Bringle traveled to Pomeroy Iowa to speak at American Legion meeting. Miss Henrietta Miller of Estherville went to Des Moines for business, returned Sunday. Quote from Mary Baker Eddy ends page.
May 8 reports from Estherville note seventeen schools competed in a Friday invitational track meet at Sheldon, boosting local team prestige. Coach Sauerman oversaw the celebrated trophy display later claimed, while other items mention a Europe trip for students, injuries, and upcoming marriages and real estate moves from the era.
In St Martinville Louisiana Evangeline's grave near a church has become a shrine with a life sized bronze statue gifted by Dolores del Rio The Gabriel home is restored as a museum showing early settler life An ancient moss hung oak marks the lovers meeting site and the region preserves Arcadian legend and Longfellows tale of exile now rooted in local memory.
The piece urges photographers to maintain cameras amid looming shortages of good and supplies. It stresses regular cleaning, gentle dust removal, and careful handling to avoid damage. It warns against careless operation and emphasizes seeking proper service to keep gear functional.
A compact collection presents ideas from Emerson Goethe and Joubert on art. It distinguishes art as conscious speech and action, the aim to create illusion of higher reality, and notes that beauty serves usefulness while the sublime aids morality by elevating the mind.
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