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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1935
Page
2
Vindicator Republican publication notes show weekly Tuesday and Thursday issues. Mentions G A Nichols Adelaide Nichols and W E Deming as figures connected to the paper. The text reflects provisional printing with repetitions and possible OCR distortion.
The Humboldt Republican notes Storm Lake plans to launch a new paper amid two strong weeklies, arguing aggressive pricing and factionalism will destroy weaker competitors. It cites Estherville and Spencer as examples and jests about editorials and a Louisiana comparison.
A Des Moines editorial criticizes state salary hikes for officials after pledges of economy. It argues higher pay, amid rising taxes and big state expenditures, blinds taxpayers to broader fiscal costs. The piece contrasts salaries with looming property taxes and AAA crop-reduction costs, urging focus on curbing public spending rather than small pay raises.
The spring pike hatch at Orleans state hatchery, led by S P Baur, processed 343 quarts of eggs from Okaboji and Spirit Lakes. About 60 percent hatched, yielding 36,160,000 pike fry distributed to Spirit Lake, East Okaboji, Diamond Lake nursery, Lost Island, Silver Lake, Lake View nurseries, and Fort Dodge ponds. Fry stocking rates run 50,000 to 60,000 per acre.
Mrs J S Brown of Montgomery visiting daughter Mrs Milford Houge for several days. Elaine Clemenson of Graettinger stayed with cousin Helen Clemenson. Elvin Bringle family visited Decoration Day at J A Bringle’s. Claus Martens hosted guests from Estherville and Pomeroy. Chester Qobeson to remain in South Dakota for a parochial school start in June. Various locals visited friends and hosted gatherings. Sticktu it club plans June 6 at the Milford House.
Ella and Stenley Jensen hosted a Friday evening party with many friends for Auge Jurgensen on his birthday. Guests included Paul Voetmann Caritta Voetmann Arlette Neve Anita Nielsen Innocence Nielsen Rosa Jensen Auge Jorgensen Norman Larsen Armand Michelson Ella Jensen and Stanley Jensen.
The J. U. G. 4-H club girls entertained their mothers with a tea on Saturday. Seven club members attended along with ten guests.
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