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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1933
Page
2
Public notice in the Vindicator Republican refers to matter at the post office under the Act of Congress dated March 6, 1878. Published weekly on Tuesday and Thursday.
Outdoor town editor H M Sanderson urges plan to grow weed foods along outer rows of corn to feed game birds through winter. He lists ragweed wild hemp smead weed pigweed parchdee pea and false climbing buckwheat as options and notes soybeans as a profitable crop for hogs and birds. The piece blends agricultural advice with local notes on weather and community events.
Industrial News Review cites Brookings Institute president Harold Moulton arguing that abandoning unprofitable waterway projects could save taxpayers 100 million dollars annually and improve railroad finances. He says reducing duplicate transport would help cut freight rates, noting waterways carry little freight, perishables, or fast freight, and rely on climate.
The Spencer American Legion post and its Auxiliary operate the Roof Garden to raise funds for welfare activities. Profits go to assist veterans and their families, with the aim of brightening hard times by buying essentials like milk and coal. Supporters are urged to attend and help needy dependents.
Baner Ji Langr of the Olvia Morn Times writes of his daughter’s wedding, recalling her birth, schooling, and career, and the depth of parental feeling. The piece blends nostalgia with a blessing for the bride and uncertainty about the ceremony’s solemn gravity.
Modern footwear features scuffless heels designed to resist scraping and wear for walking dancing and driving. The display showcases brown suede beige kid and gray tweed combos with patent accents, white accessories, and coordinated outfits emphasizing spring style.
Nines Robert Reed visits his cousin in Estherville while cousins and friends travel for vacations and to attend the Century of Progress in Chicago. Des Moines guests return home after visits. Minnesotan and Algona residents plan trips to Cass Lake Wahkon and the Twin Cities. Multiple families extend hospitality and resume travel.
Mrs Jas Windell of Forest City visited Saturday night with Mrs J S Branford then traveled to Lake Park to spend two days with a sister. Mary Jane Olson of Ringsted visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Chas Kilgore and will stay most of the week. Mr and Mrs Arthur Joseph and daughter Maxine of Cleveland Ohio came from Minneapolis to Estherville for the weekend then returned for Maxine. They left her with plans to reunite before heading east. The couple traveled in rain through Minnesota. Ted Hammes and children take a vacation week at Centerville with sister Pauline. Al Meyers and children drove to Minneapolis then back. his father-in-law had broken ribs in a bath tub fall. Reich family and Mrs Reich’s mother visited Chicago after attending the World’s Fair. Marguerite Holmes goes to Winnebago Minnesota to visit cousins. Twins born July 18 at Ft Dodge to Mr and Mrs F L Brown. father is 61. Harry Bullement of Borup Minnesota spent Sunday with Fred Kilgore family. returning from an 18-state auto trip. Julia Garling and Howard of Superior and Bud Hoffman of Scranton visited H E B Vincent’s home. Garling friends Grace Pullen who is visiting there. Matt Shattuck of Lanesboro Wisconsin visits Della Thompson at Pearson home.
Miss Marie Baumbarger returns from Motley Minnesota to visit relatives Ora and Mrs Baumbarger Lilian Mae Allen visits grandparents in Estherville Mrs Maynard Patton and Beverly Jean and Dale join Geo Larson family for weekend Guests Mrs J D Nelson Agnes Nelson visit Iowa City relatives Two families host Lee Norder Everett Mickey Collins Renwick Also Mr and Mrs E L Gibbs Betty of Omaha spend days with sister Mrs Henry Hower Rev LeBlonde Catholic pastor in Spirit Lake conducts business Estherville Charles Anderson home from Chicago Century of Progress Storhow remarks on Balbo air fleet landing Mrs Clyde Brown and children stay in Huron South Dakota with Harry Brown Bille Deming visits Armstrong threshing barley advice from L C Burnett Iowa State College
Hot weather and drought cause thousands of spring alfalfa and clover plantings to fail in Iowa. Farmers plan reseeding this summer with August deadlines varying by region. Guidance from H. D. Hughes at Iowa State College covers timing, seedbed prep, and methods, favoring discing and rolling over deep plowing and cautioning about seeding depth and moisture.
Partial list shows arrests and fines under state fish and game laws. Names include Arthur Rhodes Council Bluffs selling a red fox 30 days. Others from Mason City Melvin Valley Junction Des Moines fined for taking fish or fishing in spawning areas.
A long register of individuals and firms from Emmetsburg Des Moines Centerville Menlo Guthrie Center Grand River Decorah Steamboat Rock Rose Hill and Delta cited for fish related offenses. Violations include illegal taking of fish undersized fish peddling without license and storage or transport breaches with fines and short jail terms.
Deputy game warden E. F. Scheunke reports finding an abandoned Hungarian partridge nest on Gus Henning’s farm in the Demonstration Game Management Area in O'Brien county. Seventeen eggs were placed under a bantam hen. sixteen Hungarian partridges are alive and thriving.
At Interlaken Pavilion Friday July 28 Frank Cotier’s Coli Seum Orchestra performs a low cost dinner options menu includes ham salad cucumbers bread butter chocolate pudding and evaporated milk. Attendees can see themselves as others do and enter the Labor Day drawing for a new Ford V-8 car.
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