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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1930
Page
6
Wallingford writer argues against Highway Commission influence on road laws and funding, urging scrutiny of re surveys and budgets. He contends farmers on mud and gravel roads face unequal treatment, questions bond issues and calls for restraint before further road spending. The piece targets Hon. Helgason and County Supervisors, urging accountability and broader public input.
Danger lies in careless selections laxatives. By taking the first thing that comes to mind when bad breath headaches dizziness nausea biliousness gas on stomach and bowels lack of appetite or energy warns of constipation you risk forming the laxative habit. Depend on a doctor's judgment in choosing your laxative. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is promoted as the safe effective laxative used by thousands and available at drugstores.
Gamble Stores endorse President Hoover to stabilize business. In eight-state region, sales rise monthly with November surpassing all prior months post stock crash. Plans call for 100 new stores by July, total 200, $1,000,000 capital, 200–300 new hires. Orders placed for 100,000 tires and tubes. 4 million catalogs planned. Heavy newspaper and radio ads to cover territory.
Mrs Marius Henricksen and Andrew Andersen visited Marius Henricksen in Cherokee. Andrew Peterson traveled to Chicago for brain tumor surgery. Lawrence Nelsons and Nels Christiansen hosted visitors. Algona and Estherville visits noted. Rev Laurits Peterson officiated at a Royal Iowa wedding. Petersen family adopted a three year old girl. Santa Claus handed out candy to about two hundred children. Alfred Petersen runs Woden creamery during the buttermaker’s absence.
Mr and Mrs Jens P Jensen visited Estherville Friday. Frank and Clifford McQuinn left for Kansas City to work for a telephone company. A dinner was given in their honor. Mrs Chris Goldfredsen bought a permanent waving machine. Erwin Henricksen Julius Funk and Ralph Anderson returned from St Olaf College Northfield Minnesota to spend Christmas with their parents. Rev Miller former St Paul pastor died in Spencer and funeral held there. Hasle spoke at Ringsted high school Christmas program. Ringsted school vacation begins December 23 and resumes January 2. J W Oakes aged 63 died near town with services by Rev Gladstone and burial at High Lake Cemetery. Families visited the Peter Henricksen home Sunday. Sunny Side School near town held a Christmas program. Several locals attended Miller’s funeral in Spencer. Spencer visitors included Richard Jensen and Fred Thompson. Local families hosted Christmas Eve gatherings. St Paul Sunday school and congregation planned Christmas programs on December 26. Torontonites E A and William Landmark visited Bringle home. Tenant houses moved on H J Helder farm for spring occupancy. Various locals visited Mankato Eldora Des Moines and Correctionsville for holidays. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs L Russell on Dec 28. Community birthday surprise for Mrs Merriott. Christmas meal visits across Worthington Spirit Lake Shelldon Colesburg Independence Iowa City Spirit Lake and Spir it Lake area residents noted.
The Lincoln items report the House Wife's Helper Club meeting at Mrs. Edd Dack's home with a $5 treasury donation to a needy local family, a post meeting lunch, and updates on absences for chickenpox. Local families travel, visit, and attend school, with several whooping cough and illness notes and a Fenton Dolliver basketball game ending 27 to 24.
Harry Hanson of Salem Oregon arrived Christmas morning to spend time with his ailing mother. Miss Ora Pierce taught at Treton and visited Mrs. Harry Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hamilton, from Fort Madison, spent Christmas week with friends here. Mrs. McMullen of Lake Park visited daughter Mrs. A. C. Bringle. Mrs. Tow and son Donald joined Christmas with sister and Mrs. Barret of Graettinger. Louis Galling Julia and Howard visited Herb Ostheimer family in La Porte City. A stag party at E. L. Briggs home celebrated Mr. Briggs and Mr. Landmesser birthdays. Mrs. Ben Perkins Sunday school class held a party at her home Friday night.
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