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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1935
Page
1
Washington diary notes the January 3 to 4 session as President Roosevelt delivers his annual message in a packed Capitol. The speaker receives ovations and the crowd glimpses lawmakers from corridors while the press reports on human rights priorities and the push to create 3.5 million jobs through a national program.
The president outlines a sweeping program to rebuild the economy, channeling funds from unexpended appropriations and shifting toward a broad social order. He aims to unite public works and relief, attract middle America, and push a bill through Congress with a grand, enlarged plan. Dr Townsend's life income proposal also gains attention as Townsend clubs grow nationwide.
Ellen, a 17 year old who lived with her artist mother, is drawn into New York modeling circles. She marries Tony Wealthy, yet insists on living apart from his social set. Jane and Sandy scheme around a party that tests Ellen and Tony. Ellen grapples with love versus her mother’s ghostly warning to “love lightly.”
Tony urges Ellen to join Jane's party claiming it would help him fit in. Ellen resists, resenting Jane's coercive invite while acknowledging Tony's charm and desire to ease her life. Ellen remains firm about declining, sensing Jane's pressure and her own conflicted loyalty.
Geo Shadle, manager of the F M Shadle & Sons Dry Goods, has purchased the building and grocery business from John L. Bork and will take possession about March 1. Sam Chambers will manage the store. The item notes a cold December with temperatures near 27 degrees below zero and lists several local movements and social notes.
From the Northern Vindicator January 2 1885 George Felkey raided wolves in Armstrong Grove capturing several old settlers. Mr and Mrs E J Woods and Mr and Mrs Dan Coonan spent Christmas in Emmetburg. A stow plow crew works west of town this week. W H Stone wife and two daughters visit their old home in York state. Mrs John Bell of Rockford visits daughter Mrs S H Mattson. F J McCoy holidays with parents in Wisconsin. Born to Mr and Mrs J W Butts a son December 30. Mr and Mrs S H Mattson celebrate a newborn editor arriving New Year’s Eve. The way of the transgressor is hard but it has a smooth surface and leads down hill.
Publican December 28 1904 reports Edith Stanhope daughter of Mr and Mrs S Stanhope will marry Earl B Ford at their home this afternoon at 3 with only relatives present. A major fire last night destroyed the Coon block and several adjoining buildings on the west side causing about 200000 in damage. The blaze tied up all Rock Island M and St trains as storms delayed travel and Miss Tillie Johnson and Ruby Jones arrived from Cedar Rapids for the holidays.
Forty years ago on December 27, 1894 L. M. Culver of Hampton spent Christmas with his daughter Mrs F. M. Rhodes. Mr and Mrs E I Sandres drive up with you I mean I’ve decided to accept the gal’s invitation it ought to be fun continued in next installment.
Clerk acting speaker presented prizes to winners at a community event where honorees received several gifts and guests enjoyed a delicious lune. KE Peterson Everett from Heron Lake and Louise Hughes of Minneapolis visited relatives here on Tuesday. Hana Rasmussen hosted New Year’s Day dinner for Rasmussen and extended families, and E W Meyer and son joined at the Rasmussen home. Arlene Nasby and Eva Opheim visited the Dilbert sisters on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Adolf Enderson and their sons visited the Ben Brimsvold home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm H Schneck Yoth and daughter and Richard Rolfe visited the J J Schneckloth home on New Year’s Day. A large number of friends helped Mrs Ruth Smith celebrate her birthday Thursday. Stunts
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