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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1941
Page
2
One year in zones one and two costs 2.00 dollars. All other zones charge 2.50 dollars for one year.
A tongue in cheek critique mocks noisy paper men who claim innocence yet profit from others writing. The Gractinger Times letters column, after a humorous tirade about editors and readers, prints an unsign ed communication about cannibalism rumors and misprints.
Martha Scott discusses quirks in a spotlight for Richard A Rowland's Cheers for Miss Bishop at the Grand Theatre with a Wednesday and Thursday show. Ellery Queen film ends Every Queen's Pentry Mystery stars Ralph Bellamy and Margaret Lindsay in a suspenseful crime thriller with a stellar cast including Charley Grapewin Anna May Wong James Burke and Eduardo Ciannelli.
Edwin W Schrock aged 84 of Spencer died Sunday at the Joe Whiteaker home in Spencer while awaiting departure for Pierre South Dakota to join his son Rev A Linnel Schrock. He had moved to Spencer in 1939 after working as an Erie railway auditor and later as a traveling salesman. He is survived by his daughter Mrs John G Montreal Canada and his son Rev Schrock plus 33 grandchildren. Funeral services were held in Spencer and Mansfield Ohio with interment beside his wife.
Emmet County births list 87 names with birth dates from February 4 through March 27. Several infants born in Estherville and surrounding towns to parents including Hansen, Lange, Rich, Paulson, Torgeson, Nielsen, and Driscoll, among others. Count includes many mid February to late March entries with urban and rural locales.
Spencer's municipal hospital will receive more than 20000 from the late J C Rasmussen estate before closure. A 4000 bequest and a 6000 check have been sent to hospital trustees, with over 10000 more from the residue. The estate also leaves twelve Francis Sites lakeshore lots at East Okoboji Lake and values exceed 60000 not counting the Rasmussen building on Grand Avenue housing Bee Hive and apartments.
The Department of Agriculture announces expansion of the Ever Normal Granary Plan to boost pork dairy eggs and poultry production through price supports through June 30 1943. It details corn loans policies acreage rules and open market purchases to stabilize long term prices and urges farmers to increase output while maintaining sensible farm programs.
A collage of want ads lists fur coat storage and restyle services with Gardston Tailor Shop contact, pricing on furniture and rockers, and a temporary Jen sen Garage location. Nursery offerings include hedge plants and perennials from Waterman Nursery. Also noted are underwood portable typewriter sales, old newspapers for packing, alfalfa and clover seed pricing, and two tonsillectomy procedures at Cole man hospital for Sampson of Grover and Madden of Armstrong.
Librarians from 117 northwest Iowa towns will attend the North West district meeting of the State Library Association in Carroll on Tuesday April 29. County Farm Bureau members and library trustees will join, with greetings from Carroll Mayor Arthur Neu and Iowa Library Association president Mrs Hough ton.
Mrs. C. A. Albertus died at her Jackson Minnesota home on April 19 at age 82 after years of ill health. She had lived in Jackson over 50 years and funeral services were held at the Lutheran church with burial in Riverside Cemetery. She was well known in the community and fondly remembered by friends.
Reported injuries involve several individuals from Dunnell and Matherville after incidents around April bet day. Names include Me and Mess Bred Culany Ter ri Monday April Bat Ralph Ni chols and Mervin Thompson. A girl was born Wednesday April 20 and Mrs A Wy Hoel underwent major surgery Tuesday morning at Coleman hospital.
Mrs. Cle Wind recounts in The American Weekly how Papuan headhunter sought to trade seven pigs for her and how the women of the tribe, though led by a stern chief, helped ensure her safety. The magazine is distributed with next Sunday's Chicago Herald American.
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