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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
4
A veteran columnist recalls Susan B Anthony's role in extending voting rights, reflects on her Housekeeping view of government, and notes the 1920s suffrage legacy while praising Anthony's impact and urging her statue’s placement in the New York University Hall of Fame.
A W Baird discusses greed and oppression across Aryan nations from 1898, warning of persistent crises and the need for vigilance amid NRA court debates. Edson R Waite Waite urges civic advertising, local business boost, and efficiency, contrasts nudist fantasies with practical rail and road upgrades, then notes robot steering and pilotless aircraft transforming navigation and control.
Gunty News lists visitors and local events in Ceylon and nearby areas. Names mentioned include Mr. and Mrs. A J O Sell, Henry Simon and daughter Emma, Ed Evans and Lawrence of Ormsby Minnesota, Gene Lundahl and Berniece Fulton traveling to Princeton Iowa, Dr Fowlers and Champine of Ceylon, M C Moklebust at Finns Rite Way, Emmet Trees and son Marvin of Armstrong, Mrs. Trees joining Missionary Society activities, H A Walther family of Oak Park Illinois, L P Stillman and son James at Ringsted for a farm bureau picnic and rural school graduation, Ellsworth College business, Marion Mellwraith returning from Reinbeck, and Legion Auxiliary officer election.
The county Farm Union met last Friday with about 100 attendees and seven new members reported. Plans for the July 4 celebration included decorating a float for the rodeo parade, with W. S. Clark as general chairman. Junior Farm Union activity is expanding under advisor Ivadelle Ross, with new officers to be announced.
The House passed the Naval Appropriation bill guiding an American fleet to supremacy. It moves to the Senate where quick action is hoped. The measure funds twenty four new ships and thirty under construction, including two cruisers an aircraft carrier fifteen destroyers and six submarines to be laid down.
County records chief covers in Mrs. Hat tie Osmundsen's absence while she attends a state convention. A marriage license was issued to Hermen Brugge man and Kate Gettler of Sherburn Minn. They wed by Justice Gus T. Peterson. Mrs. Porter Heneman and daughter Myrna returned from Albert Lea after two weeks with the Needham family.
The Missouri Synod Otis L Lang and Pastor Sest Emery announce a double service next Sunday at the city auditorium. German morning sermon by Rev Fo Bor ish of Alpha Minnesota. Afternoon Maehish service with Rev A Weber of Hartley speaking. Proceeds go to Missouri Synod missions. Evening worship at Presbyterian church. Memorial service for five railroad orders led by the church pastor. Other items include a July 18 picnic at Fort Ann hosted by Rupple Klub attendees from Kansas City and Minnesota, and local visits by Mrs Wallace and Mrs Mahlum among others.
A collage of household guidance from a 20th century page covers fats and sugars in daily diets, hair care tips, fashion prints, cooking methods, and a new floor lamp idea. It mentions butter and fats, vitamin A, fried foods in moderation, and a hobby show in New York. It also includes Bible verses, Christian Science excerpts, and practical home remedies.
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