Returns of Hope and Many Voices on Economic Recovery
The paper argues workers should aid employers to improve conditions, warning against hindering NRA recovery. It notes midwest perspectives view NRA as a hindrance but predicts better times with labor cooperation. It stresses employment tied to technology, transportation choices, and capital confidence, urging support for subscriptions and warning of crime. It quotes Edson R. Waite on rising demand and living standards, and stresses money to drive business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Middle West
Edson R. Waite
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Whistling Vendors Attract Crowds On Boardwalk
Two peanut vendors with identical stands and Blue Eagle NRA insignia compete. One uses a continuous steam whistle, drawing crowds and sales, while the silent rival gets only tailings. The piece urges readers to name a human advancement not linked to obelisks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
San Rafael
Callf
Local Hospital News and Family Birth Report
Personal Miss Viola Johnson of Dunnen was brought to Coleman hospital Monday night to have a fractured shoulder examined. Miss Ellen Liddle of Spirit Lake underwent major surgery at Coleman hospital and is recovering nicely. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Masters of Graettinger are parents of a baby girl born Wednesday night at Birney hospital. Carl Klempa of Superior who was sawing wood yesterday fell into a buzz saw and received a severe wound. he was taken to Birney hospital and is now at home doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Johnson
Dunnen
Coleman Hospital
Ellen Liddle
Lake
Mrs. Floyd
Masters of
Graettinger
Birney Hospital
Carl Klempa
Superior Whfe
Four Great Treasures Bible Overview Explains Its Value
A fragment praises the Bible as the world’s best seller and essential reading. It outlines four great treasures the book offers: a bird's eye view of civilization’s development, great literature, insights into human nature, and the story of a life that transformed the world. The piece urges starting with the title page of the common version.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
David
Solomon
Greecs
Rone
Emmet County Farmers Welcome Corn Loan
Emmet County farmers welcome a corn loan program with warehousing fees set at nominal levels. Officials expect up to 40 million dollars to be lent in Iowa, based on the 1932 crop of 70 million bushels warehoused and a projected 15 percent of 1933 production. The loan amount depends on prices and marketed corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
Commodity Credit Corp
Real estate transfers list from Estherville area
Cliff Fredericksen makes multiple transfers including to Marty Helgaon Shif D lots 14 and 15 B 15 Armstrong and to Mary Hegason Shif D lot 9 B 18 Armstrong. Other transfers involve A L Searle Shif D 13 B 8 Stafford & Jarvis Add Estherville for $1,100 and $1,700 to Rewey sub 814 B 11 S E Bemis Add Estherville. Major deeds include $7,060.62 for Shif D Bin SW & N 25 A of NW’s SW i 6-98-34 and $22,134.02 to Equitable Life for Shif D Ets Sfrty 18-99-31. Additional parcels to Marie F. EB Neon, Meta Otilla Doud and Lydia H. C. Petersen for $8,964.82. to John B. Gallagher receiver for $14,542.20. and various $1.00 transfers to Des Moines Joint Stock Land Bank, Elmer Zenor, Eliza Behrends, Charles Duhigg, Laur y Farm Co., and Prudential. Also transfers to Ivy P. Otgood and others totaling numerous property deeds and nominal sums.
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Cliff Fredericksen
Marty Helgaon
Armstrong
Clif Fredericksen
Mary Hegason
W. G. Gordon
Charles
Halton
Ridley
Estherville
Cliff Fredericsen
A. L. Searle
Stafford & Jarvis
A. L. Searls
Bemis
Henry Barnes
SW & N
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
U. S
Ets
Sfrty
D& Part
Lot
D's Moines Joint Stock Lanes
Bank of Des Moines
Elmer Zenor
Louis A. Koon
Qcd
Wkr
Everett O. Smith
Cora L. Smith
Herman Behrends
Eliza Behrends
Wis
Prances
Duhigg McMahan & Hus
Charles Duhigg
WDL
Motts
Designers and manufacturers credit Miss and Mrs America coat sale
After weeks of observation designers and manufacturers note the strong success of winter coats in the Miss and Mrs America sale. The fashion focus centers on scarf inspired fur pieces with flat supple textures, including butterfly and scot scarfs, catching madame's eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Official Pie Maker Receives State Honor from Governor
Governor Martin awards the title The State of Washington's Official Pie Maker to Mrs Far Peabody praising the pleasing taste of her pies. The honor recognizes her culinary skill and contribution to state traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far Peabody
Martin
State of Washington
Local Thanksgiving Socials and Visits Across Towns
A long list of Thanksgiving gatherings, visits, and travels across Estherville and nearby towns. Notable items include J W Peterson and family, Herman Jenken and Ruth Christensen assisting at home, Mrs. Sarah Wilder going to Ames, injuries from a summer auto accident, and numerous family dinners and hospital visits. Several residents traveled to Fort Dodge, Mason City, Graettinger, and St Paul for meals, social events, or care.
Local notes from Armstrong area wrap up holidays and hospital visits
Irene Smith of Armstrong underwent an operation at Coleman hospital on Wednesday. Miss Helen Eckholm of Swea City is in Coleman hospital for medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Post entertained Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Nichols and family and Dr. Claire Post at Thanksgiving dinner. Mr. and Mrs. B. Gendron and baby son of St. Paul visited with Mrs. Gendron's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ochrlein. Mrs. Vida Burgess of Armstrong is receiving medical treatment at Coleman hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Nichols drove to Algona to meet Louis Lyman, a student at Iowa State College, who visited at the Nichols home. Oh Mary We’ll have the biggest Christmas ever this year at the least cost. We did our shopping at Gambles with prices and gift assortments promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Post
W. G. Nichols
Irwin Nichols
Claire Post
Vida Burgess
Armstrong
The
Coleman Hospital
Algona
Louis Lyman
Iowa State College
Ted Rusley
Rice Lake
Lake Mills
West Bend Journal
Keogh Baby Born as Thanksgiving Guests Gather
Local notes report Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Keogh of Minneapolis welcoming a baby Friday December 1. Thanksgiving visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gee and Dorothy with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Shonkweiler near Terris. Several injuries and illnesses are noted, plus a Catholic bazaar that raised over eight hundred dollars. The Fine Arts department of the Woman's Club meets Thursday evening at 7 30 with poetry, music, a playlet, and readings from Middles Western States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gee
Dorothy
Oliver Shonkwiler
Terris
Fine Arts
Thurday
The
Woman's Club
City Hall
B. H. Brackett
Iowa
Minnesota
Harriet Osher
Sarah Bennett
Nettie Tedrow
O. H. Miller
G. E. Tomhaye
Ernt Smith
George Bale
Thomas Mann
Marte
Social Club and Card Parties Featured This Week
Social items list meetings for the Child Study Club, Bidenby and Penny clubs, a Trienbia Bridge party, and informal dances. Also notes a White Shrine benefit card party, Service Star meeting with officers elected and Christmas party details, plus automotive battery ad close to event listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Bridge Party Honors Miss Bessie Levn at Bell Company
Tuesday evening a bridge party for Bell Telephone employees honored Miss Bessie Levn. Mr. William Retch won the first prize. The hostess served a delicious lunch afterwards. Guests included Miss Francis Manthey, Miss Lena Long, Miss Mary Waldron, Mrs. William Reich, Miss Gladys Coon, Miss Lady Bright, and Miss Jeane Bigelow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Olson
Harold Reed
Princes Long
Ruby Hemmingson
Fern Jackman
Frances Long
Lew Salyers
Marion McAffee
Mervin Elke
Bessie Levn
Bell Telephon Company
Willam Reteh
Francis Manthey
Lena Long
Mary Waldron
William Reich
Gladys Coon
Lady Bright
Jeane Bigelow
Genevieve Rowe Marries Minneapolis Man This Weekend
Genevieve Rowe wed Richard Dumpprope son of Mrs Arra Dumpprope Minneapolis in a 4 PM ceremony at her mother's home. Rev Arthur G Bailey officiated. The bride wore a blue crepe dress and roses. Guests included Mrs Louis Perkins and Kathryn Reuland. The couple will reside in Minneapolis after a dinner with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Iva Youman
Genevieve Rowe
Richard Dumpprope
Arra Dumpprope
Minneapolis
Arthur G. Bailey
The
Presbyterian Church
Miss Rowe
Estherville High School
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Woolworths
Dumproppe
Powel Candy Company
Louis Perkins
Kathryn Reuland
Fern Maton
Gamble Stores Christmas Toy Assortment Ad
Dad urges Christmas shopping at Gamble Stores for the finest toy selection and latest improvements at reasonable prices. The ad highlights variety and value for holiday gifts.
Christmas seals history and sale drive across America
The article outlines the Christmas seal campaign, its tuberculosis focus, and its origins. Danish postal clerk Einar Hoelboldt initiated the idea in 1904, with figures like Jacob Riis and Emily Bissell advancing the effort. The first sale raised 300,000 seals, and over the years the emblem evolved with Red Cross ties, eventually becoming tuberculosis Christmas seals.
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America
Einar Hoelbod
Prohoutye
Denmark
Einar
King
Quen
O. K. Einar
Ted
Philadelphia North American
Stuart
Pennsylvania
Red Cross
National Tuberculosis Association
International Tuberculosis Movement
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Vindigator
Congress
Bner
Vindicator and Republican Co
John Holmes
Thosk Thursmond
San Jose
California
Pioneer
Dorothy Taylor
Oklahoma City
T. L. Holsel
Emmet County Farmers Welcome Corn Loan
Official
Pie Maker
J. W. Peterson
Studebaker
Mrr
Herman Jenken
Spirit Lake
Elizabeth Eike
Ruth Christensen
Edward Sogu
Clara Sanborn
Swea City
M. H. Schloeman
Tom Nivison
Fort Dodge
Wiliam Schloeman
M. H. Schloman
Son Worth
Luther League
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Havin
Sarah Wilder
Ames
A. T. Lerdall
Edward Igon
Martin Myhre
Jorgen Anderson
Tom Storhow
Mrs. Ortmeyer
A. N. Ries
Lengby, Minn
Ries
Catherine Ries
Avoca
Mr. Peterson
Raymond Igon
Raymond Alvin Jr
Ed Sorum
Alvin Brinkman
South Bend
Ind
Sorum
J. D. Weir
Ruby Heneman
Lenore
Roy Wier
Manden
N. C
Fines
Mr. Sullivan
PB. J. Sullivan
Fred Parsons
Ethel Gustafson
Grace Fothergill
Priscila Booth
Mason City
Betty Peakrs
Park Hospital
Gail Morse
Bob
Gail Jr
John Greig
K. Vv. Turner
L. Lough
Mirs Francis
O. Neville
Guernsey
Dan Howard
Jay Howard
Florence Norby
Evelyn
Florence
Clara Lawrence
Laura Emily
Wm. Hendricksen
Elizabeth
Hattie Osmundsen
St. Paul
Amdahl
Geo. Amdahl
Emmet Amdahl
Jackson, Minn
Chas. Jackson
Jos. Amdahl
B. Rice
Myrtle Duncan
Donald
Irene Smith
Helen Eckholm
Mary Nelson
Elmer Smith
John Hemming
Emma and
Bertha Gaard
Mary Jeannette Rainey
Orlando Todal
Trank
Mr. Todal
H. H. Tosdal
H. A. Gaante
Gee. Robinsean
BW Mccutlengh
Sunday Mir
Frank Lexan
Mims Judderfoss
Dgushier Charlotte
Ore Webber
Superior
Mex
Jooncen
Minn
Speny
Jotuyseeys
Geo
Bussman
Mr. Johnson
Ee Bindy
Hans Joahanse
RK. K. Nau
Oscar Paste
Hans Seenberg
Bestie Linnarat
Florence Crabbe
Chas. Dillman
Lucille
Blue Earth
Esthervile
Bert Barber
Child Study Club
Shaw
Elmer Shaw
North Eighth Street
Lincoln Building
Trienbia Club
Lois Iwan
Trienbia Bridge Club
Chas. Marshall
Lincoln Street
Laura Mathwig
Pearl Clark
Bernice Clark
Mary Silton
Priscilla Booth
Edith Mathwig
Adelaide Nichols
Alice Tangen
Bess Ralston
Hortise Smith
Donald Hansen
Messrs
Merril Meadows
Joe Buckley
Arnold Anderson
Leila Seonberg Lorene Koster
Gretchen Smith
Lucile Tostenrud
Herman Jensen
Bidenby Club
Jack Cramer
G. H. Morse
Herman Wiese
John Lanning
F. W. McCullough
Carl Mickelson
L. B. Thomas
Frank Logan
Fred Gates
Harry A. Jones
Dennis Knudson
A. L. Buffer
Service Star
Service Star Legion
Legion
Tiger
Ford
Pontiac
Gamble Biores
Gamble Stores
T. B
Story of
the Seal
Gamble
V-R
Baptist Church
Health Department
Journal of American Medical Association
Miller
Poland
China
Henry
Ed Maniece
Bill
Springer
W. E. Deming
A. R. Gardner
Graettiner
W. A Schultz
W. A. Schultz
W. R. Grace
Nagi
McCall's Magazines
Woman's Home Comp
Pictorial Review
Wereen
Hollywood
Bays
Widy
Catal
Hoey
Better Homes & Woman's
Pho
Ons
Vindicator & Republican
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