Editor celebrates Ringsted Dispatch tenure amid editorials and forecasts
In a 1930s style community note, A L Anderson marks 22 years as Ringsted Dispatch editor while the Vindicator and Republican discuss subscriptions, local politics, and civic concerns. The piece riffs on child labor limits, government spending, CWA jobs, weather forecasts, and regional agriculture, contrasting Iowa and California farming.
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A. L. Anderson
Ringsted Dispatch
Anderson
Design for Living at the Grand in January run
Three top Hollywood stars Frederic March Gary Cooper and Miriam Hopkin alongside Edward Everett Horton star in Design for Living a Lubitsch directed Paramount film adaptation of Nos. Coward. The romantic comedy follows a sparring trio through Paris London and New York ending in a dramatic finale. Also Elks stag dinner set for January 9 at 6 30 p m.
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Hollywood
Frederic March
Gary Cooper
Miriam Hopking
Edward Everett Horton
Paramount
Nos
London
New York
Special Dog Column in Chicago Herald and Examiner
A new weekly dog column edited by Roger Phillips, internationally known as a judge and breeder, will debut in the Chicago Herald and Examiner next Sunday. The feature promises expert insights on dogs and their care.
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Chicago Herald and Examiner
Roger Philips
Dan McGrew's Pappy NICE: 2. Robert (above) now un bes the Kipling of the Koen
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Dan McGrew and a figure labeled Robert rising as a literary figure in a phrase laden scene. It references a shooting incident, parlor orators, and flowing prose, with speculation on career transition.
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Nice
Robert
Kipling
Koen
Dan Mecryn
Frases
Pearl of great price Yet faith in God proves wealth
The article discusses investment as a spiritual act, urging reliance on God over material gains. It cites Jesus parables about the kingdom of God, notes Mrs. Eddy and Christian Science as practical paths to healing and abundance, and mentions social events honoring Mrs. Claude Wayson.
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Christ Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Tran
Jesus
God
Is Thie
Ilory Baker
Eddy
Cred
Mrs. Eddy
Christian Science Monitor
A. B. Anderson
Ss &T
Claude Wayson
Wayson
Marvyn Anderson
Misdam
Amos Boyster
C. W. Jon's
Haz
Kately
G. W. McDonald
Frank Doughty
Wilbur Hemphill
Frank Ahrens
Henry Ahrens
Alva
John Monroe
Laura Whitter
Jessie Fuss
Mar; Headley
Breakfast Bridge Hosted by Mrs Con Alt on East Howard
Mrs Con Alt hosted a Thursday morning breakfast bridge at her East Howard street home. After breakfast at ten thirty, guests played bridge with high score won by Mrs Wesley Dunham and low by Mrs Jay Dunham. Prizes were listed for several attendees.
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Con Alt
East Howard Street
Wesley Dunham
Jay Dunham
Mesdames Bank Loan
Leo Sanders
Antic
G. HH. Morse
Singe
Gen’ Lyman
J. H. McKay
D. S. Stuuvisen
Chas. Lows Chas, Robwan and
Vanee Noe
Trienbid Bridge Event Noted in Evening Plans
A brief item notes an evening gathering at a home on Newihs toh Street to celebrate a belated marriage. Bridges will be set up, and plans include tables for the event.
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Eh Mathwie
Trienbid Bridge
EU Nowihs Toh
Bridse
First RAK Cooking Club Reunion in Estherville
Perry recalls the early weeks of the RAK cooking club with Estherville ties. Only four original members remain in Estherville, including Mrs. W. E. Bradley who sent greetings to those living away. Others in Estherville are Mrs. H. O. Sillce, Mrs. G. W. Gruwell, and Mrs. L. L. Bingham.
Grace Episcopal ladies guild meeting announced
The ladies guild of Grace Episcopal Church will meet Thursday January 11 at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. J E Stockdale with Mrs Geo H Anderson assisting.
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Stockdale
Ladies Guild
Grace Episcopal Church
J. E. Stockdale
Geo. H. Anderson
Hestuess
Wesleyan Guild Meeting Set at Seventh Street Home
The Wesleyan Guild of the Methodist church will meet Thursday at 7 30 PM. Miss Hardy and Miss Keyes host at the G O Larson home 312 North Sixth Street. Ferne Carlson leads the lesson. Katherine Blazer handles devotions. Hortense Smith reports on missionary work.
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Wesleyan Guild
Miss Hardy
Miss Keyes
O. Larson
North Sixth Street
Ferne Carlson
Kaherine Blazer
Sunday Dinner Suggestions From The Market
Low cost menus highlight budget friendly options with fish scarce and produce plentiful. Featured menus from Quaker Maid include Sheen within Low Cost Dinner and Medium Cost Dinner options such as Chicken Pot Pie with vegetables and a special Vouillon Roast Lamb menu with mint sauce and tomato salad.
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Quaker Maid
Local Happenings Report From Estherville Area
Community notes report travel for medical care and family visits across Estherville areas. Usual names, towns, and events appear including hospital care in Rechester and Rochester, visits to Des Moines, San Francisco, and Chicago, plus a large funeral in Wallingford for L. L. Gunderson with detailed memories of his life and family ties.
Pioneer Gunderson Dies After Long Illness in Wallingford
Jakob Gunderson and Julia Sande wed in 1878 at Ledi Wis. Their seven children included Joseph who died in infancy. The Gundersons moved to Wallingford in 1879 and endured hardships building a farm west of town. He held local offices, helped organize a church, and served as secretary and treasurer in various groups. He died New Year’s Day after a long illness, survived by daughters Magdalena Swig Rustad and Walden, sons Henry, Albert, George, and 16 grandchildren, with nephew Sam Gunderson living with him 35 years.
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Mississippi
Wisconsin
Julia Sande
Ledi
Wis
R. O. Hill
Joseph Serevin
Gunderson
Andrew Gunderson
Wallingford
Peter Solberg
12 Mile Lake
Wallingord
Immanual
Des Moines
Nataanael
Brufeld School House
Natanael Oranges
Northrn
Iowa Inne R Mission Society
Magdalena Gunderson
Swig Rustad
Fred Walden
Henry Gunder
Granite Falls
Minn
Albert
George
Sam Gunderson
Cornet Prof Warren Predicts No Return to Gold Standard
Prof Geo F Warren of Cornet University and adviser to President Roosevelt says a return to a metallic standard is unlikely now without a protective mechanism he terms an eatery valve, highlighting financial policy caution in the era.
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Geo. F. Warren
Cornet! University
Roosevelt
Fugitive Lovers at the Grand theater Friday and Saturday
The Metro Goldwyn Mayer melodrama Fugitive Lovers plays at the Grand, a prison escape thriller written by Ferdinand Reyher and Frank Wead. Richard Boleslavsky directs, with Robert Montgomery and Madge Evans in key roles. The story unfolds largely on a Greyhound bus en route to Hollywood from New York, offering a cross country feel. Mrs Blanche Thompson returned home after surgery at Birney hospital. Gamble Stores advertise a tire sale: buy one at standard price, get second tire for $1.00.
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Picures
Metro_-Goldwin- Mayer
Grand Theatre
Fashion description of a wrap skirt and colorful blouse
The text describes a vivid outfit with bright reds, Chinese lacquer scarlets, cardinal, coral ruby, Jade green, rust, and purples. It notes a V neck, high waist, and back pull through style. The skirt is wrap around, cut to accentuate curves at the hips.
Gamble Store Big January Sale Sparks New Year Deals
The 1934 fireworks start January 10 at Gamble Store with the Big January Sale. Auto Heaters 88c, 30x 3% chains at $2.29, 13 Plate Batteries $3.49, Bumper Guards 69c per pair, Methanol 44c per gallon.
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Gamble
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