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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1933

Page

2

Paving Route 71: Economical, Wider Spans Proposals

A letter argues routing highway 71 from Spirit Lake via Estherville to Superior would cut costs and serve more motorists, linking Emmet county and Spirit Lake while easing travel east to lake resorts. It dismisses town favoritism and cites political candidacy chatter and school funding concerns as broader context for state policy and recovery.

Spirit Lake Superior Emmet County No. 9 Mississippi River Spirit, Lake Spencer Estherville No 9 The Highway Commission Commission

Merchants urged to support Century of Progress ads

In Emmet county a call goes out before the Century of Progress closes November first. If residents lack fifty dollars, few will be in such need. Estherville merchants are asked to fund newspaper ads to aid NRA recovery efforts and bolster both papers and local merchants financially as part of the program.

Emmet Estherville NRA

Corn crop prospects in Northwestern Iowa and southwestern Minnesota

Northwestern Iowa and southwestern Minnesota still show potential for a full corn crop. Weather patterns and soil conditions in the region support hopes for a 100 percent yield, with farmers attentive to late-season forecasts and market signals.

Iowa Minnesota

Pay Debt, Buy Now, Save Cash and Aid Recovery

A local column urges readers to spend and pay debts promptly to help creditors buy more and support the community. It notes the dangers of extreme heat in California and quakes in winter, urging residents to patronize advertisers to keep subscription costs down and learn about bargains. The piece ends by reminding readers that advertisers help reduce prices and sustain the paper.

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Real Estate Transfers From Estherville Titles

Real estate transfers list several deeds dated 1933 involving E S Camden and wife to E H Logue. Carl Shaw and wife to R D DeLoss. Minnie Littell to Geo A Nichols. E H Hanson to O N Ressell. weekly Hipple and wife to A L Hotelling. Locations include B 72 O P Estherville and Sec 10 99 34 with various parcel descriptions and dates ranging from May to August 1933.

E. S. Camden E. H. Logue Carl Shaw R. D. DeLoss O. P Estherville Minnie Littell Geo. A. Nichols Treas E. H. Hanson O. N. Ressell NEI Swii Weskly Hipple A. L. Hotelling WD O. P. Estherville

Local Happenings Show Many Traveled Visitors and Events

Estherville residents and visitors are noted in a long list of social calls travels and activities. Dr. L G Hill operated to remove tonsils at Community hospital. Many relatives from Winona Rockford Sioux Falls and Des Moines visit Or travel through Estherville at the Coleman hospital and beyond. Local residents attend events at the World Fair in Chicago and towns in Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin report gatherings transfers and family visits.

Wisker Honored at Holiday Socials in Des Moines

Wisker honored Miss Margaret Wilcox of Des Moines as guest of honor at a theater party hosted by Mrs. Joe Marsell and Mrs. L. A. Smith. After the movie the group enjoyed lunch at the Marsell home with guests including Mrs. Ralph Rousseau and Miss Wilcox. Wilcox also received a bridge party at the Noll home and another courtesy lunch hosted by Mrs. Charles Robinson with prizes for high scores.

Margaret Wilcox Des Moines J. W. Noll Wisker John Noll Joe Marsell L. A. Smith Marsell Ralph Rousseau Charles Robinson Leo Sanders Irwin Nichols Bert Kint George Vedder Archie Bixby Guy Campbell Bert Disworth Léo Sanders al Buffer Miss Wilcox Evelyn Waters Crene Shiley Graettinger Marian McAffee Lewis Salyers McAffee Arlene Brubaker Leo Waters Belle Waters Mervin Eike Herman Jensen Vermaine Sidies Ellen Lande Dorothy Olson Magdalene Johnson Dorothy Mahlum Lorene Koster Brubaker Gretche, Smith Leila Sconberg B. F. Hanson Priscilla Booth Waters

Legion Elects Leo J Duster as State Commander

Leo J Duster of Cedar Rapids was unanimously elected state commander of the American Legion of Iowa at the Dubuque convention. The 1934 convention was awarded to Sioux City. Other state officers named included vice commanders Ray Pierce James Landry and Glenn L Gray Adjutant R J Laird Historian Dr J A Nue Chaplain Dr Earl Burgess Sergeant at arms Leonard J Pint National exec committee man W J O Connell and other members. Delegates and alternates to the national convention in Chicago were chosen at district caucuses and ratified at the final session. Names include Walter Haines J W Laird L E Bees A J Nelson I A Lubbers Lial Ross E R Cronk Victor Sieverding Roy Pell W G Henke Ralph F Jones Thomas Thorsen Robert J Shaw Dr S B Corbin Daniel F Steck Norman Hays and others.

Leo J. Duster Cedar Rapids American Legion of Town Dubuque Sioux City Duster Estherville Marcella Wiewel Gardston Ray Pierce Morning, Sun James Landry Stuart Glenn L. Gray Rockwell City R. J. Laird Algona J. A. Nue Ida Grove Earl Burgess Des Moines Leonard J. Pint Fort Dodge National Executive W., J. O'Connel Walter Haines Wapello J. W. Laird Mount Pleasant L. E. Bees Bennett A. J. Nelson I. A. Lubbers Clinton Lial Ross E. R. Cronk Montour Victor Sieverding Grundy Center Roy Pell Marshalltown W. G. Henke Charles City Ralph F. Jones Mason City Thomas Thorsen Elkader Robert J. Shaw Sigourney S. B. Corbin Millerton Daniel F. Steck Ottumwa Norman Hays Knoxville Robert

Prefect Mother-in-Law Jokes Backed by Science

Science confirms recurring mother in law jokes have basis in fact. The American Weekly, a magazine distributed with NEXT SUNDAY'S Chicago Herald and Examiner, explains the different joke types and their descriptions.

American Weekly Chicago Herald and Examiner

Kruschen Salts Promises Slimming and Health Benefits

Mrs Norma Spickler of Maugansville Md reports losing 21 lbs with three jars of Kruschen Salts and credits clearer skin, more energy, and a happier husband. Advertisement urges readers to take half a teaspoon daily in hot water each morning to reduce double chinships and fat rolls while improving health and vitality. Money back if not satisfied.

Norma Spickler Maugansville J. A. Cummings

Delegates named for national convention and new officers

W Colftesh Des Moines P A Lainaon Council Bluffs Harold Schemon Havelock F Cooner Carroll Roger Fos Ft Dodge F Albright Hartley J Koenig Le Mars George Pritchard Bray Frank Smith Sioux City W Barnstall Mason City retiring commander Leo J Custer new commander and W J O Connell executive committeeman are delegates to the national convention with three newly elected vice commanders as alternates.

W. Colftesh Des Moines P. A. Lainaon Council Bluffs Harold Schemon Havelock F. Cooner Carroll Roger Fos Ft. Dodge F. Albright Hartley J. Koenig le Mars George Pritchard Bray Frank Smith Sioux City W., Barnstall Mason City Leo J. Custer W. J. O'Connel

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