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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1942
Page
1
Subscription rates listed for zones within and beyond Emmet County Iowa. The notice appears in the Vinjigator and Republican publication with pricing details for first and second class mail and zone distinctions.
A long pamphlet summary advocates a ten point program to fund and mobilize wartime efforts. It calls for an expanded national debt, a tax overhaul including a war income tax, price and wage controls, and the creation of an emergency labor board. It urges mobilizing production and eliminating domestic government bloat while emphasizing farmer importance and public health advice.
A 1940s health feature urges readers to improve sleep by proper diet, fresh air, and regular routines. It notes many men fail Army fitness tests due to sleep problems and overweight. The piece stresses discipline and personal responsibility in resolving sleeplessness rather than relying on medication.
Miss Shirley Hunt of Spirit Lake married Gerald Harmon of Estherville in a single ring ceremony at the Methodist Church in Jackson Minnesota at 8 o’clock on January 22. Attendants were Miss Ormajean Nelson and Harlota Dean of Superior. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Hunt, wore blue silk crepe. her attendant wore tea earth. The bride, a Spirit Lake high school graduate, worked at beauty shops in Spirit Lake and will stay with Antlers Beauty. Harmon, son of Mr and Mrs Ora Harmon of Estherville, is a Superior High School graduate and recent defence welding school graduate in Spirit Lake, now en route to induction in the US Navy Reserves.
The Lincoln Child Study club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 15 in the home of Mrs. E C Johnson 994 12th avenue North Mrs Bert Dittsworth assisting hostess Miss Helen Hipple of Iowa State College will talk on Sea Education for the School Child over radio station WOT.
The Rebekah Lodge will meet Tuesday at 7 30 in the OOF Han Hall with a bridge party at 8 00. Public invited, small charge. Several local residents traveled to Chicago for fashion and buying trips. A new baby was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Loren Marsh in Long Beach California named Richard Allen.
A Chicago department store opened by Russells pledged a 10 percent gross sales advertising spend in year one and 7 percent for nine subsequent years. Within a year it became a leading dairy city apparel shop as newspaper ads captured 98 percent of promotion funds. Frank Russek notes women respond to fashion leadership and value via newspaper ads.
January 31 1912 item cites 1 N Salyers winning contract to unroof buildings for Sun and Jet project with two moves planned near the airdome. Tom Tracy supplies ice for C E Fastmar v and M J Groves. A son born to Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson January 28 and to Mr and Mrs Toward Atpaugh January 34. Ladies vote in upcoming bonding election February 2. Court convenes February 7. docket small. Supt T J Lerdall visiting couture schools. Spencer and Estherville high teams play Friday night at the armory.
Twenty years ago Robert Knight returned to work at the First National Bank on Monday after recovering from a recent operation, marking a full return to duties amid the Feb 8, 192 file era of the Vindicator and Republican.
Second Lieut Raymond Bringle remains in San Francisco awaiting orders while Earl Bagans parents report him still in New York for further instructions. Harlan Wiebner, formerly at Lakin Cleaning, left Monday for the Great Lakes Naval training station.
Warner Bros paces The Maltese Falcon with Bogart and Astor as John Huston directs the adaptation. The Little Foxes returns with Bette Davis and Herbert Marshall amid a deadly family feud over a cotton mill. Ilona Massey stars in International Lady with thrilling near bomb scene on set. Riders of the Badlands screens as companion feature.
Sunday and Monday the Grand Theater shows Babies On Broadway with Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland. The drug store actors group, real in life, held a basement election for Mayor of Forty fourth Street. Joey Fay, unopposed, circulated two photos, one infant captioned Abte Fearless Incorruptible, another adult, to boost his bid.
An article extols glandular meats including liver kidney sweetbreads brains hearts and tongue as rich sources of vitamins A B D and K plus iron copper and phosphorus. It urges economy by using all parts, offers liver preparation recipes, and mentions varied methods for braised liver kidney stow creamed sweetbreads and tongue as flavorful nutrition. It also references a dessert tip and a Sioux County market report.
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