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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1935

Page

4

The Farm for the Farmer by A W Baird

A veteran Iowa farmer announces retirement after 35 years, urging youth to take over the Emmet County farm. He condemns perceived farm debt schemes and misused federal programs, cites Ella Wheeler Wilcox, critiques World Court opposition, and warns against rising isolationism and dangers to democracy.

A. W. Baird Emmet County Federal Land Bank Mississippi Valley Ella Wheeler Wilcox World Court United States Senate Murphy Ingham Europe Asia Iowa Lke Harvey Ingham League of Nations United States Mussolini Hitler Board of Arbitration Senator Murphy Japan Rusia Russia Great Britain Father Coughlin Senate America Washington Jefferson Huey Long Milo Reno Townsen Germany Hindenburg Louisiana Republic

Paul and Priscilla in Corinth Set Stage for New Testament

A fragmentary historical sketch describes Paul’s work in Corinth with Priscilla and Aquila as tent makers who hosted the apostle. It notes Gallio’s judgment, Sosthenes’ beating turning to a convert, and Paul’s method of moving along Roman roads to establish early Christian outreach. The passage also hints that the New Testament began to be written there.

Athens Paul Corinth Panama Pat Priscilla Acquila Sosthenes Gallio Seneca Nes Sosthenea Ephesus Corinthians Jesus Christ God Church of God Outuan

Gardner's Fair planning in Dolliver events noted

A local American Legion Auxiliary committee met at Mrs. Paul Anderson's home to organize the Gardner's Fair set for early April. Attendees included Mrs. Olive Eckhhart, Nina F. Stillman, and Clarice M. Mereness. Joe Eckhart, recently ill, returned to school last Monday. The Dolliver high school preliminary contest occurs Feb. 6 with thirteen contestants, eleven girls and two boys, all welcome. The Community M E church foreign missionary society met with Mrs. R J Womack. twelve members attended, with Mrs. M C Peterson leading business and study, and Rev. C R Yeager conducting devotionals. The March meeting will be with Mrs. M C Moklebust. Two social calendar meetings follow this week: American Legion Auxiliary with Mrs. George McKean on Thursday and Living Links Sunday School class at the church annex with Mrs. W G Mellwreath on Friday Feb 8.

American Legion Auxiliary Paul Anderson Anderson Olive Eckhhart Nina F. Stillman Clarice M. Mereness Joe Eckhart Dolliver High School Foreign Missionary Society of the Community M. E. Church R. J. Womack M. C. Peterson W. L. Peterson C. R. Yeager M. C. Moklebust George McKean Living Links Community Church W. G. Mellwreath

Melting Frost and a Quiet Love Note

A brief, reflective line about warm sun erasing frost on trees and the possibility that gentle love could soften hatred in the world. Signed JOHN HORSWELL.

John Horswell

Arm strong and Dolliver towns share weekend notices

Local residents of Dolliver and Armstrong attended weekend events and visits. Viola Theesefield, a commercial course student in Mankato, Minnesota, returns home. Agnes Weber travels to Webster City. H H Christensen visits from Ceylon. Margaret Hood visits friend Rachel Burdet. Real estate transfers and farming changes noted. Gamble Stores advertise Coronado radio models.

Gamble Stores Soap Chips and Kalsomine at February Sale

Repeated through February with Blackstone Washer 406 five pound soap chip boxes totaling about 200 pounds, offering roughly two years supply. Also featuring many other money saving specials including Kalsomine 24c per package at Gamble Stores.

Gamble

Psychologists Call Huey Long Boy Minded

Some psychologists label Huey Long as boy minded, but they withhold whose boy they mean.

Huey Long

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