Junior High Operetta Set for December Nineteenth
Sixty junior high students directed by Miss Elizabeth Hunker rehearse a two act operetta The Tea House of Sing Lo set in Shanghai China to be staged in Roosevelt auditorium on Thursday December nineteenth at eight o clock. The plot follows Bert McKee and J Mortimer Maxwell at the Tea House as signs and marriages unfold with a new American consul arriving.
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Elizabeth Hunker
Sing Lo
Roosevelt Auditorium
Shanghai
China
J. Mortimer Maxwell
June
Bert McKee
Bert
Maxwell
Alexander Appletree
Appletree
Oh Mee
Ruth Willey
So Hi
Kathleen Deming
No Fan
Kenneth Paulson
Edgar Nau
States
Billy
Estherville Library Receives Six Teen Nonfiction Books
The Estherville Public Library was gifted six teen nonfiction titles valued at 100 dollars by an anonymous Yale graduate. The collection includes Bolshevism and Capitalism, The Bright Islands, By Cheyenne Campfires, Lenin Red Dictator, The Doctor in History, and The Settlements, among others, selected from a designated list.
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Estherville Public Library
Yale University
Lucile Peterson
George S&s. Counts
Luigi Villari
Malcolm C. Rorty
Newton D. Baker
American Library Association
George Bird Grinnell
Lenin
George Vernadsky
Malcolm W. Davis
Howard W. Haggard
Susan Shelby Magoffin
Santa Fe Trail
General Kearney
Southwest
Stella M. Drumm
Missouri Historical Society
Lesson-Sermon on God the Preserver of Man in Christ Church
The weekly church notices include the Church of Christ Scientist December 16 lesson on God the Preserver of Man with the Golden Text from Psalms 121.8 and Bible passages from Mark 1 16 17 29 31, plus selections from Science and Health. Local Lutheran services outline English service at 10 45, Sunday school at 10, and a 2 30 program rehearsal for Christmas. Auto purchases list Ringsted Dolliver Estherville Oswalt Dolliver etc and a note on winter show belts highlighting black frocks.
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Sea of Galilee
Simon
Andrew
Jesus
James
John
Teddy
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Otis L. Lang
Thanksgiving reflections on Pilgrims and food history
A column reflecting on the Pilgrims founding Thanksgiving, tracing foods they developed with Indigenous aid, and sharing memories of New England meals. It contrasts Puritans with Pilgrims, and muses on independence, hardship, and American values amid modern life.
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Cape Cod Bay
Rhode Island
Presidential Poll Results Highlight Major Party Preferences
In the final Next President poll the contest centers on Roosevelt, Hoover, Knox, and London, with Hoover showing stronger first choice support than Knox as the week ends. Townsend leads among Third Party candidates among the elderly, Olson of Minnesota beats Norman Thomas for second among Socialist options, and a long list of Democratic alternatives trails Roosevelt. The report compiles statewide tabulations from 45 states, noting strong support for various potential candidates and several prominent figures receiving scattered votes. Also included are local notes from Ringsted about social and family visits and residents’ activities.
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Butler
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Barbour
Short
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Fitzgerald
Garnett
Hi Johnson
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Taft
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Alice Longworth
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Lowdon
Hughes
Capper
Wadsworth
Dickinson
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Reno
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Grandy
Richardson
Latimer
Please
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Orr
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Langer
Murray
Reed
Well
King
McSmedley Butler
Groarty
George Long
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Landon
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Mrs Edw Smith Returns Home From Coleman Hospital
Mrs Edw Smith has come back to her home from Coleman hospital where she had been confined since last August recovering from a broken hip suffered after a fall while moving between rooms at her home. Mrs W H Reynolds and her baby of Oxford visit the Smith household. Reynolds is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Smith. Rings to match bracelets and clips in the new catalan jewelry line feature winter costume jewelry.
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Edw. Smith
Coleman Hospital
W. H. Reynolds
Baby
Oxford
Smith Home
Mrs. Reynolds
Mrs. Smith
Shakespeare
Hamlet
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Goethe
Faust
Gladstone
American women's leisure study prompts home life critique
A Bruce Barton piece discusses a four thousand woman survey on evening at home activities after reading that reading, sewing, and radio top preferences. It notes high voter participation, homemaking, and travel desire, then shifts to a pep talk on satisfaction, efficiency peaks by age, and hints at diet and skin care advice.
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Servant
1932 to 1935 Presidential Vote Comparison Facet
A brief political note compares the 1932 presidential vote percentages with the final results of a faction wide poll conducted later. It highlights shifts in support and party performance across the election period.
Local Market Prices for Corn Eggs and Poultry
A garbled local market list shows prices for corn yellow No 3 barley No 4 oats and assorted barley grades. It includes heavy springs 5 lbs at 18 cents and 16 cents for 4 to 6 lbs, plus various hens cocks and young birds with prices around 10 to 28 cents.
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Auirtys
Want Ads Offer Jobs and Sales Gleaned From Busy Local Page
Classified items include Want Ads for Rawleigh routes in central Kossuth and nearby counties with earnings potential, a sales offer for pencils at 35 cents a dozen, a registered yearling Guernsey bull for sale via Gen. Nichols, and a plea for subscribers to pay the Vindicator and Republican.
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Rawleigh
Kossuth
East Clay Counties
Emmeteburg
Freeport
Portie worDee
Vindicator
Republican
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