VINDICATOR REPORTEDLY ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER
The Vindicator Republican was entered at the Es- Towa Post Office as second class matter under the act of Congress of March 8 1879.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1932
Page
1
The Vindicator Republican was entered at the Es- Towa Post Office as second class matter under the act of Congress of March 8 1879.
A collection of editorials cites Thomas Edison on government in business, critiques post office competition, and urges buying through classifieds. It discusses economic strain, deflation, and tax concerns, noting Roosevelt, Hoover, and labor issues. It includes railroads talks and a humorous line on ham and eggs affordability.
Patricia Maguire of Oak Park aged 27 has remained in a coma due to sleeping sickness for over six months. She could not open her eyes for more than four months, and doctors believe this may be the longest such case on record.
Readiness for the county fair shows a long list of poultry and grain classes with premiums. It covers bantams guineas pigeons and capon entries, plus rabbit crates, various seed and crop judging, and extensive home economics divisions with baking canned goods vegetables fruits jams and crafts. Awards emphasize weight quality and display.
Aug 23 1932 Vindicator and Republican reports John N. Hansen owner of Crawford dairy farm north of Estherville died last Thursday evening after the silo he was working on collapsed. He died within an hour. The issue also notes a car accident injuring Mrs. Davis near Gravel Friday and a long list of local residents’ visits and moves, including new homes and travels across Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin.
From the August 25 1892 issue of the Northern Vindicataor a collection of brief items: a 12 year old girl catches two 14 pound pickerel in the river, a night blooming cereus bloom observed Friday evening, Miss Minnie Neville chosen to teach in a new room, A D Root visiting Green on business, James Montgomery of Ellsworth in Estherville, baptism by Rev Toothacre for several residents, frost potential to threaten a big county corn crop, city marshal Littell seizes six kegs of beer sent to one party, court in session this week with various cases pending.
Miss Fern Laffey spent several days visiting at the Martin Eckhart cine. Esther McKean of Maple Hill helped with threshers. The Peterson twins Eleanor and Wilda remained for a week. Several families, including the McKeans and the Richards, hosted relatives and friends, with visits spanning Spirit Lake, Estherville, and nearby towns. Gerald Bromley had tonsils removed in Estherville.
A bolt of lightning struck a straw shed on a farm near Fairmont during a storm last week, burning the shed to the ground. Fifty one cattle sheltered inside but were not burned. they were frightened away. The Emma B. Day place, farmed by Oliver Swanson, lost the shed but other buildings were saved.
Announcement for Sunday August 28 Biblical and Science and Health citations mark the Lesson Sermon. Golden Text Hebrews 13 8 Jesus the same yesterday today and forever. Civsarea Philippi question leads Peter to confess thou art the Christ. English service 10 45 AM Bible class 10 00 AM.
Local Lutheran church notices list devotional meetings Sunday at 11, English services 8 and 11, and various activities. Hagbart Egertson to speak on Gateway Gospel Mission. offerings support his cause. Canning bee, fruit and vegetable drives for needy families and Beloit Children’s Home. Sunday School teachers meeting at Miss Nasby’s home. Luther League Friday at church parlors. Union State Line Church services Sunday 11 with 10 Sunday School. Hagbart Egertson speaks Aug 29 at Gateway Gospel Mission. Luther League Sunday night 8. prayer Thursday 8 at Ludvig Larson home.
The Confirmants meet Saturday at 9 30 A M and again next Wednesday at the same hour. The Dorcas Society meets Tuesday night August 30 at 8 00. Miss Jennie Johnson and Inga Larson will serve the refreshments.
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