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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1942
Page
4
The notice notes the editor’s filing at the Estherville post office in Emmet County Iowa as second class matter under the Vindicator Republican cases. The business details include the standard mailing rate of $2.50.
Ames L. Mursell argues war offers self assessment and purpose beyond mere survival. He says work gains meaning when tied to a collective mission, inspiring camaraderie and resilience, while noting Okie migration may reshape regional names like Yankee and Sooners into positive identities.
Lieut Kenneth A. Dyer at Victorville Army Air School wins the Percheron Horse Association contest for 1942 as the most promising young horseman. A 24 year old Pleasantville native, he grew up around Percheron breeding and trained under his father Ward Dyer. He joined the army a year ago and now combines air service with a passion for horses.
Large frog crop reported from Iowa frog producing areas with ample water in sloughs this season. Frogs spread across marsh and prairie lands in numbers not seen for years as frost prompts migration to lakes. Incident on Boone road: Fred T. Schwob and Bruce Stiles halted a runaway team while en route to the Boone Game Farm.
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An advertisement offers Open Roads for Boys for 10 months priced at $1. It provides payment options by phone or check sent to Mrs. E. D. lgon Works. Phone 700.
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