12 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1933
Page
1
The piece notes blousettes and sweaters gaining votes as returns come in. The vest blousette with a butterfly bow is colorful and markedly different, drawing attention. Also called out is the turned finish cuff on the sleeve.
By order of the district court clerk of Emmet County Iowa a special execution on a Union Central Life judgment of 34366.92 dollars plus costs will sell the south half of section 17 township 99 range 33 west P M Emmet County containing about 319 acres at the court house door Estherville on December 29 1933 between 9 pm and 4 pm with sale starting at 10 am. Sheriff Cliff Frederiksen Estherville Iowa November 29 1933.
Editor notes this is the third feature on the corn hog program by M A Balkema and Extension Service outlining the plan. Farmers would cut corn and hog production to curb surpluses, with payments of 5 per head for pigs farrowed and marketed in 1934, corn land rentals of 30 cents per bushel, and phased tax funding from processing taxes. Welfare depends on cooperative county control, with terms set by Secretary Wallace, as prices aim to rise and farmers gain a fair return for labor and investment.
Doctors praise Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, non mineral laxative ideal for expectant mothers and babies. It uses fresh herbs and pepsin with senna for smooth relief, no mineral drugs, and is ready for use by all druggists, reflecting Caldwell's birth record.
Members of the Iowa State College meat judging team at the American Royal Show in Kansas City Missouri receive coaching from Prof. Fred J Beard as they claim the national Live Stock and Meat Board trophy for the year. The team excelled in pork and lamb with the high man in beef and pork.
Milford school board opens three classrooms for CCC camp boys night school with engineers from the camp as instructors. Survey shows 6 percent are college graduates, 30 percent high school graduates, 40 percent attended high school, and 24 percent have had no high school training.
The legislature faces a flood of bills after December 4 deadline with 263 House and 215 Senate measures. Most will stall in committees, but many will be reported for passage as members push pet bills despite the governor urging focus on session issues. The Moscow Dam bill proposes authorizing a canal dig 12 miles to divert the Cedar River into the Mississippi, cutting off fifty three miles of Cedar.
Two ten and seven-year-old daughters of Mr and Mrs John Haseberg of near Ashton died in the past two weeks from scarlet fever. The tragedy underscores the outbreak affecting families in the region.
A Gambles advertisement highlights numerous budget friendly items ideal for family gifts. Radio sets priced around 14.95, car heaters 5.95, electric irons 1.00, toasters 0.88, washing machines 49.50, dolls 1.15 and up, steel toy trucks 0.05 and up, Ib. box chocolates 1.19 and two pounds 0.59.
A House session features a defeated bill on state natural resources after talks of a special train for legislators to inspect the issue. The Thanksgiving adjournment clash ends with a compromise, while a Child Labor Amendment aligns with Roosevelt policy, passing the House 61 to 45 after Senate approval.
Major General Arthur W. Brown named Judge Advocate General of the U S Army by President Roosevelt succeeding Maj Gen Winship upon retirement November 30.
Governor Herring hosted visitors at the State house as committees from the local CWA and the corn loan hog corn reduction plan met in Des Moines. The governor's note thanked those who attended and welcomed familiar Emmet county faces.
Lorraine QD Guts presents a home economics note on trimming grocery costs during Tom Jr. college entry. The piece promotes cheese as a high protein staple and includes two tested recipes: Baked Corn and Cheese and a Stuffed Egg and Rice dish, with step by step directions and oven times.
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