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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1936

Page

2

Hold 17th Annual Gathering

The Militant Iowa Farmer's Union appeals for action to revive life, liberty and happiness for all. It demands production for use, the Frazier-Lempke refinancing bill, immediate payment of the Soldier's Bonus, and the Thomas-Massingale cost of production bill. It condemns importing food while dole supports farmers and praises acting president A J Johnson and Milo Reno for leadership.

Congress Pres. Miller A. J. Johnson Iowa Farmer's Union Milo Reno Farmers Holiday Association Reno Republic

We the People Must Face Our Fear and Reform

A midcentury column argues Americans suffer collective fear and blame shifting. It calls for self reliance and courage, urging individuals to examine their own roles before demanding harsher laws or enforcement. The piece warns that fear weakens governance and civic resolve.

Lindy Enrore Aatve Nua United States

Farmers Union praises broadcast leaders and aims for economic justice

A Fariners Union resolution commends Eversin and Kennedy for presenting monthly 11 30 broadcasts on preserving national freedom. Members thank The Vindicator The Republican The Daily News and Estherville Enterprise for publishing farm union notices and reports. Signatories include Mrs. R S Clark Mrs. Arthur Yates Mrs. George Frank W C Ross Edw F Akrens.

Republican Daily News Estherville Enterprise R. S. Clark Arthur Yates George Frank W. C. Ross F. Akrens

World Cruise Begins as New York Fades Behind

On the Marenia a mix of passengers gathers on the deck as Manhattan slips away. Keith Macduff heads to the quiet upper deck while Clare Longford and Hugh face unresolved ties and Diana a passenger clutches dreams and money for a round the world voyage. The ship nears quarantine with drama and romance brewing amid the night air and glowing city lights.

Gould Keith Macduff Woolworth Manhattan Island Macduff New York Hamish Ingles Hamish Susannah Plass Clare Longford Dick Guarlton Hugh Clare Alice Mudge Hortense Chaonto Wisconsin Mr. Brown Ohonto

Lee Bunker Dies In Iowa Car Crash Funeral Held

Armstrong Indiana reports Lee Bunker formerly of Armstrong died after a Sunday crash near Lipton Iowa. Funeral services were held Thursday in Lipton. Bunker had earlier remarked on thinking clearly by isolating self to study a subject. He emphasized emotions drive public opinion and urged anger at criminals and racketeers to push politicians to clean up.

Armstrong Lipton Iowa Lee Bunker Wold

Armstrong man dies in wreck with car in train yard

Maxwell Stevenson, owner and driver of the car, received minor injuries in a railroad incident that hurled him from the machine. The deceased, Mr. Bunker, a longtime Armstrong resident, had been staying with his parents for several months. He is survived by his wife and three daughters Betty, Jo Ann, and Delores.

Maxwell Stevenson Mr. Bunker Armstrong Betty Jo Ann Delores

Mislaying and the restless heat in print

Independence Kansas reporter notes that misplacing items frustrates a person who hides them. The Boston Transcript quotes President Butler of Columbia saying we rest on our intellectual oars while heat continues to rock the nation.

Butler Columbia Boston Transcript

Estherville Midgets edge Cherokee 22 to 20 in thriller

Estherville High boys upset Cherokee in a Lake Conference battle 22 to 20 as the first team rallied from tie games. The second unit topped Cherokee 39 to 26 on their floor, with Nordeen, Smith, and Hillstad leading scoring. Coach Max Lynn praised rapid improvement.

Cherokee High School Tonk Estherville Little Cherokee Sibley Spirit Lake Cherogkee Max Lynn Coch Nordeen Smith Hillstad Reynolds Vetagen Meyer Bagen Ee Ey Ae Robinson Reeves Peeeeane Eesaues di Hornby Woods Ware Eas Eaaene Nelson Renee Ey Fishman Ce Gallup Veene McKee Beheres Aeane Sleeze Ee P ' Smith Teveeeneres Steulend Eevee Neseveene Burrell Whos Burt Beagese Reed Etipegaan Reid Johnaton Foes Hellestad Rerves Peterson Sellen

FOR SALE ITEMS AND BARGAIN LISTINGS

Classified notice listing items for sale including heavy May bullets and hogs. Also announces arrivals of typewriter ribbons and office machines. Provides pricing for lead pencils and notes sealed proposals by the State Printing Board in Des Moines Iowa with contact details.

State Printing Board Tom J. White State House Des Moines Iowa

Orange City Five Wins Conference Game Here Friday

Estherville Junior College fell 81 to 17 to Northwestern five of Orange City in a conference game. M Kraai led Northwestern with 11 field goals and 6 free throws, while Knutsen and Warrington each scored 5 for Estherville. Box score lists Vanderplog and Feith among scorers for Northwestern.

Estherville Junior College Northwestern Orange City Wolves M. Kraai Vanderplag Estherville Knutsen Warrington Eatherville Tannen Elwood Henery Steele G. Olson Bagan Ecpeeseeeess Weepes Ree Vanderplog Feith Auberge Y Vyondebarg Ee Paske Gebink Woo

Odd Fellow Lodge installs officers for coming year

Members of the Odd Fellows lodge met at their hall last night and installed officers to preside during the year. Jerry Buckley was the installing officer and N.Y. Rogers was installed as N.G. W.E. Vendeventer V.N.G. W.H. Dickinson R.B. to N. von M. Fouts L.B.S. to N.G. W.D. Weir recording secretary A. Sillge financial secretary Amdahl Seshaeye Roy Bassett W.R.S. to V.G. George Milien L.B. to V. ts L. W. Kinson Wiseait George Picket doctor W.J. Precker R.S. George Nick L.B.85 J. Flenneny Hermany Rigkgiongon ASG Charles Ande lain

Odd Fellows Lodge Jerry Buckley N.Y. Rogers N. G W. E. Vendeventer W. H. Dickinson N. von M. Fouts W. D. Weir A Co. Sillge

Unclear remedy advice from old drug text

Fragmentary note documents a dubious home remedy recommending Aaniper and juniper oil to flush acids, with references to Bukets tablets as a bladder laxative. Mentions Besley and Johnston Drug, and advice to return if not valued.

Johnston

Iowa Co-ops Rise in State Butter Output

Iowa cooperatives have grown share of state butter production, ranking second to Minnesota and above Wisconsin. From 1919 to 1954 total state output nearly tripled, rising from 87.9 million to 238.3 million pounds, with cooperative creameries increasing their share from about 42 percent in 1927 to 56 percent in 1934 amid a steady overall output.

Iowa Town Minnesota Wisconsin United States Towa Cooperative Division Farm Credit Administration

Fort Defiance Encampment Installs Officers

Fort Defiance Encampment No 164 held a regular meeting Friday night and installed officers for this year. Charles Anderson was installing officer, W D Weir as chief patriarch, G L Amdehi as high priest, Roy Basaett as senior warden, N L Rogers as junior warden, J R Weir as recording scribe, H O Sillge as financial scribe and A O Peterson as treasurer.

Fort Defiance Charles Anderson W. D. Weir G. L. Amdehi Roy Basaett N. L. Rogers J. R. Weir H. O. Sillge A. O. Peterson

Auction Sale Of Farm Stock Near Emmetsburg And Graettinger

Auction to be held on the farm located one mile north of Osgood and near Emmetsburg, Graettinger area. 45 head of cattle including Holstein cows and heifers, Hereford steers, horses and ponies, hogs, farm machinery, corn and cane. six months notes with 7 percent interest for larger sums. Cash for small items. property not removed until settlement.

Osgood Emmetsbure Graattinger Burs Farrow John Deere Oliver

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OAK Hill Guernsey Head Vindicator Republican Co G. A. Nichols Adelaide Nichols W. E. Deming New York City Demnon Thomas Clarkson College America Senutoy Norris Unamed L. F. Hoffman E. Lincoln Max McMillin Lincoln Jones & Mann Ostheonsthie Sanborn’s L. W. Loving, M .D Emmet County State Bank A. I. Reed Nan Ringsted, Iowa England Independence A. B. Chapin Lyle Wicka Dolliver Poland China A. B. Rosenberger Remington Remington Standard Underwood and L. C. Smith Republican Office State Printing Orange City Five ODD Fellow Lodge Aaa Renee Wr Byrne Willard Jay Johnston Ed Herke
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