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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1932
Page
6
The text discusses scarf styling as a key seasonal detail. Dressmakers offer proposals, but the wearer shapes the final look, including techniques like threading one end through a coat buttonhole for secure attachment.
A high school librarian, Miss Eleanor Hanley of Hoboken New Jersey, held a ticket that won 111000 dollars in the Irish Sweepstakes. The item notes social visits and local events including farm picnic at Ft Defiance park, school openings, and community news from Ringsted Estherville and surrounding towns.
A partial list shows individuals fined for fishing without license and selling fish without license in Iowa. The piece also reviews the Northern Flicker bird, its habits, nest, and coloration, plus a column on hawks and their varied impact on upland game birds, citing expert notes and local observations.
Leonard Clark of Marshalltown visited with his sister Mrs Albert Hardecopf last week. Nutman Woods returned home Thursday from Dunnell where he had been visiting his grandparents. Mrs Hen DeCoke was an Estherville caller Wednesday. Emma Maron assisted with work at the Chas McKean home several days last week. Rev O P Mueller of Newell was in the vicinity Thursday and Friday fishing in Turtle Lake and visiting friends. Henry Ault of Gridley was a Dolliver caller one day last week. Rev and Mrs Carver and daughter Edith returned home Wednesday evening after attending graduations.
Mrs Frank Walker and son Rob ert of Ft. Dodge spend the week here in charge of the Lincoln cafe. Mrs Wilson, owner and manager, enjoys a vacation in Ft. Dodge. Mrs Les Lamp of Newton visited Estherville with her parents, then heads to Algona to see Mr Sampa's mother. Jessie Bigelow and nephews Bob Irwin and David Allen return from a week in South Carolina at Ira Bigelow's home. Mrs Louis Lyman and daughters Louise and Marion and Mrs LL Shaw of Mandan arrive to visit W. G. Nichols and I. C. Nichols, traveling by Mrs Lyman's car.
Several local families hosted gatherings with visits from relatives and friends during the week. Children’s day services at the church drew a 147-strong attendance as local families and alumni shared in the program and lunch. The Dunnell team edged Dolliver 6 to 5 on the local diamond, drawing attendees from nearby towns.
Arthur Brisbane argues that amid shortages the nation should spend money to stimulate the economy rather than hoard cash. He questions reliance on bonds and praises direct distribution to soldiers, suggesting printing money and dispersing it to households to boost commerce and end the Depression.
In a Minnesota talk Governor Roosevelt emphasizes large aid sums for foreign nations and soldiers but fails to explain practical funding. He argues against spending 10 billion quickly while considering 2.4 billion for soldiers, noting the money must be repaid eventually.
For sale well rotted barn yard manure at 75 cents per load. Geo Nichols phone 776. 15.tf
A Special Execution from Emmet County District Court directs sale of the defendant Thomas Peterson et al property in Estherville Iowa to satisfy a debt of 13169.96 dollars plus interest and costs. The Northeast Quarter of Section 2 Township 99 Range 32 West contains about 160 acres. Sale to occur at the Courthouse in Estherville between 9 00 am and 1 30 pm on the day fixed. Dated June 1 1992.
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