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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1934
Page
2
G A Nichols and Adelaide Nichols, Associate Editor W E Deming oversee the Vindicator Republican page. Advertising manager notes subscription rates within zones one and two, with one year priced at 82 dollars.
In a discussion on influence, the piece argues that thinkers like Confucius, Aristotle, Galileo, and Marx shaped history more than rulers. It traces how ideas from Maxwell to Marconi transformed work, signaling that progress starts in the mind and through brain powered tools, boosting efficiency and wages.
The text argues that only the machine or device enabling an idea can be patented, not the idea itself. It cites Glenn Curtiss and the Wrights, noting disputes over who first made a working invention and that patent rights require public disclosure for a set term, after which use becomes free.
A writer notes copyright lets authors sue for damages when others profit from their work without permission. He says broadcasters and studios resist paying for music, authors seek fees for use, and government sues them as a monopoly, a stance he calls absurd. He warns pirates steal property and may evade enforcement.
Practical household secrets for cleaning wood furniture ink stains from linen and fabrics, cleaning aluminum cookware, prewashing dishes, polishing windows and bronze ornaments, plus ink stain removal using lemon salts glycerine and ammonia. Notable tips include hot water before polishing, milk on ink stains, rubbing alcohol on windows, and ammonia after glycerine treatment.
A young beauty contest winner hitchhikes east from California and recalls her Hollywood collapse. An i nterview at a studio reveals a fake test where she is told she will voice Mickey Mouse, exposing the perilous lure of fame and the manipulation behind auditions.
Practical household notes cover cleaning leather on fur furniture with cheese and banana oil, seasoning roasting meat with cinnamon to reduce oven odor, and maintaining bamboo furniture with linseed oil and turpentine mixed. These simple tips reflect period home craft guidance.
A Los Angeles Times tribute lauds Iowa migrants as California’s backbone who built up the state’s progress. It praises their land knowledge, money, stern morals, and hard headed faith that transformed a sun drenched pueblo into a great city.
William J. Crow of Troutdale Oregon recounts meeting Frank Findley Merriam in Clay County Iowa in 1881 82 83 and 84. Crow notes Merriam was born and raised near Hopkinton Iowa worked on farms in Garfield and Clay townships and Staked a later political rise as California Governor on the Republican ticket by a large majority.
Coach Lynn's J. C. team edged Cherokee 7 to 18 as the Wolves press defense stifled the visitors. Milford defeated Estherville 21 to 8 as Milford led from start to finish with Hemphill scoring 9 and Coleman 8. Elwood led Estherville with 8 points as passing and ball pursuit saw Mil ford intercept more passes and control the pace.
An editorial urging readers to save by intelligent buying from local home city stores. It promotes honest advertising, quality goods, and support for local business, claiming benefits for shoppers and the community. The piece includes a salutation from William J Crow in Troutdale Oregon and references a humorous tongue twister.
Mrs William McArdle hosted a 1 30 dessert luncheon this afternoon at her home for members of the Jolly Eight club. Auction bridge was played at two tables during the afternoon.
Twelve members gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs. Cory Haas's home for a regular meeting of the West Band of the Baptist Ladies Aid with Mrs. Asa Hauk assisting. A brief business session followed by luncheon was served.
The domestic science department led by Miss Vivian Kelly hosted Supt J S Hilliard and school board members at a 6 30 dinner in the domestic science dining room. Guests included Mr and Mrs Roy J Ridley Mr and Mrs C L Mulock Mr and Mrs Ralph McKay and Mr and Mrs William Clark. A Wallingford Legion Auxiliary meeting was held at the S T Dybdahl home and magazines were gathered for Knoxville hospital reading material. The next Auxiliary meeting will be at the George Gunderson home.
Mrs Ed Sorum hosted the Past Presidents Parley of the American Legion Auxiliary on Monday afternoon. After the business meeting the group chatted informally. Guest Mrs Irving Ellerston joined the attendees: Mrs Art Fossum Mrs Dan Howard Mrs Claude Randolph Mrs W E Deming Mrs H E Woodring Mrs Art Williamson Mrs Fred Ehlers Mrs Vern Tredway Mrs Ernest Smith Mrs Waldo Brink and the hostess.
The High Steppers held their first dance of the season Friday night at the Orleans hotel with 25 couples enjoying music by Leonard Merklin and his band. Mrs. Carl Moser presided as president, and out of town guests included George Lawrence Aviry of Sioux City and Mrs. Frederick Huggins of Cleveland, Ohio.
A National Safety Council head warns if trends hold, 1934 auto deaths will rise about 20 percent from 1933. Unsafe cars, risky speeds, drunken driving, and lax enforcement fuel the problem, requiring public action and strong opinion to push highway safety. A New Deal parody mocks political excesses and fiscal deficits.
The State Fish and Game Commission approves applications of farmers and landowners on three game management areas in Kossuth county. Deputy game warden E V Pierce organized areas including one southwest of Algona with 3,500 acres, 47 land parcels, and 200 posted signs. Areas require written permits to hunt and limit kills to preserve seed stock. Pheasant shooting is largely restricted on the Algona area to conservation reasons. Other areas northwest of Sexton and south of Ledyard allow limited controlled pheasant shooting.
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