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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1942

Page

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Estherville District Quarterly Financial Statement 1941

Estherville Independent School District presents a two quarter financial summary covering October 1 to December 30, 1941. It lists General Fund receipts and disbursements including salaries for teachers and janitors, bus drivers, and other staff, plus a detailed schoolhouse fund balance and list of warrants and expenditures to various suppliers and services.

Estherville Independent School District Quender Edicy Ceeds RHI Reta Ees Rory Total Oye Esas Pee Warran

Affidavit of Secretary Certifies District Report

Margaret M Gebert secretary of the district certifies the report pages 1 2 3 as true and correct reflecting quarter ending December 83 1941 sworn January 12 1942 before notary H B Sidles. Vindicator Republican published Tuesdays and Thursdays in Esth arville Iowa editor Adelaide Nichols subscription rates vary by zones.

Margaret M. Gebert Margaret M. Gebest H. B. Sidles The Vindicator and Republican Co Adelaide Nichols

Federal taxes rise as war drives revenue and costs

1941 fiscal year sees federal tax bill more than double prior years amid defense needs. Roosevelt signs expansive revenue act to raise 3 to 4 billion dollars while deficits grow. State and local tax collections hit new highs, with New York cutting its budget and reforms saving millions. Projections foresee higher taxes in 1942 to fund war and lending, alongside efforts to curb nondefense expenditures.

Fred A. Eldrean The Tax Foundation New York Roosevelt Congress Treasury Citizens Emergency Committee Hunts M. Winston Brown University Joint Congressional Committee Harry J. Byrd Harold Smith iNew York Theii Waril

Girl Scouts Hold Rumage and Bake Sale Saturday

The Girl Scouts will host a rummage and bake sale Saturday January 17 in the Garden building on South Seventh Street. A large assortment of clothing, household articles and baked goods will be for sale. Items should be brought in by 10:00 A M Saturday. Mary Hudson’s 82nd birthday observances included a home gathering and dinner with her four daughters.

Girl Scouts Gaarde South Seventh Street Tme Mary Hudson Maude Dayton South Eighth Street No. Dak P' Son Okoboji Dayton Lof Hudson Wirthilay

Sheep Show Judges Announced for Spencer Event

Final preparations for Spencer's annual Lamb Show at the Clay County Fairgrounds Friday and Saturday January 16 and 17 push toward completion amid a record entry of 2500 lambs. 4-H youths including Alvin Johnson Paul Johnson Harold Rustad Lowell Rustad Harry Real Norman Nelson and Ver te LaRue will show 16 lambs each totaling 112 head. Judges C W McDonnlt Iowa State College Anes presides with Harry Bourne Wilson Packing Co Albert Lea L M Kiner Rath Packing Co Waterloo and Bart Nelson Iowa Packing Co Des Moines assisting. Auctioneers for the sale later to be announced.

Spencer Clay County Fairgrounds Fanmer County Alvin Johnson Paul Johnson Harald Rustad Lowell Rustad Harry Real Norman Nelson Verte LaRue Peterson Sheep Company Spencer Chamber of Commerce

Strange plea read as quiet code in London feature

A sedate London plea described as secret code reveals the heartbroken cry of a distressed manufacturer. The illustrated feature in The American Weekly, distributed with next week's Sunday Herald-American, covers the unusual problem in a curious, illustrated style.

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