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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1933
Page
2
The article laments Estherville post office repairs funded by a Florida contractor and critiques low bids. It argues tax delinquents raise future levies, urges taxpayers to join associations, and urges fair wages and accountability in public spending. The piece notes local unemployment and questions political bias in contracting decisions.
For sale a used touring car with reins in good condition. Asking sixty dollars cash with balance on time. Inquire at this office. 52-tf
The article notes the World’s Fair crowds boosting Chicago retailers while warning visitors to wear comfortable shoes for Fair feet. It mentions price deals for Sightseeing trips and credits Beacon guests for forming new friendships. Local anecdotes list residents traveling, shopping, and visiting community sites amid rain showers and daily tasks.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Mort Anderson of Sheldon on Tuesday the 17th inst B B Anderson in Milwaukee on business this week Miss Clara Raife visiting the G H Raife family in Sheldon returned to Perry Philip Hardy of Lincoln Ned and Miss Harriet Colcord of Oklahoma City visited over Sunday at the F J White home. Miss Emma Weise leaves for New York to buy for Herman Oran sky store. George Gruwell and son Willis left for Chicago to join Mrs Gruwell and Miss Dorothy.
Thirty years ago in Laurens the July 22 1903 Vindicator reports Prof Edwin Dukes returning from Algona where he aided at the teachers institute. Merle and Winn Trousdale go home to host the Trousdale Bros minstrel show. E E Hartung and family plan a Spirit Lake cottage visit. Mrs C C Galloway departs for Albany NY due to a brother's illness. A female drummer visits Laurens and stirs talk. I E Jackson and Cedar Rapids neighbors visit Laurens then accompany the Gallows to the lakes.
Judge N. J. Lee returned Saturday from Rochester Minnesota where he had been at the hospital following an appendicitis operation. Mrs Will McCallash and son Donald of Denver Colorado are visiting at the A E Bigelow home. Mr and Mrs B T Osher and children will leave Saturday to spend a week at Colfax.
Beacon notes recount Balbo and his flying armada landing on Lake Michigan from Rome and hint at future stratosphere ascents by Professor Piccard. The piece notes state representation in Beacon memberships, praises the Beacon guide service, and lightly comments on exhibition offerings such as camel rides and Moroccan perfume sellers.
Gladys Berven spends a week visiting relatives in Basther ville. Mr and Mrs Sam Skow of Lambert on call at Graettinger and visit Rogers near Walingford as Mr Rogers is ill. Walter Glassnapp and Petra Peterson travel to Des Moines and Ottumwa for a sister's wedding. Myron Glassnapp accompanies to Lytton. James Nelson of Wallingford works at the Welsh home. Mrs Robert Helmers visits Neilie Helmers. An expert on beer argues amber should please all five senses, with hearing underlined by the bungstarter rhythm.
The listing encourages ready-to-eat sausage varieties and cold meats for hot days. It notes ham, beef, tongue bolognas, liverwurst, luncheon meats, cervelat, salam with garlic, head cheese and blood sausage, plus boiled and baked hams. Menu ideas include Roast Pork with sides and a medium cost dinner featuring cold cuts and desserts.
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