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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1932
Page
7
The Farmers' Forum invites contributors for an open discussion on topics of special interest. Selected participants will share insights and viewpoints on agricultural issues, farming practices, and community concerns.
On Thursday June 9 a half day off the plow to hear Mr Wallace and Mr Hearst at a Farm Bureau picnic. Wallace offered Honest Dollar warnings while Hearst’s remarks were largely unheard due to time. The speaker warned that prices for farm produce may fall despite population and transport gains and urged building prosperity from the bottom up, criticizing farm debt, mortgages, and bonds.
Cliff Fredericksen expresses appreciation to Emmet County voters for supporting his sheriff nomination in the recent primaries.
The Maple Hill boys 4-H club met at Sam Smith home on Friday evening, June 10. County agent May McMillin led hog judging with three Poland China hogs. After business, Mrs. Smith served lunch and the meeting adjourned. The next gathering is set for Jim Holen’s home on Thursday, June 23.
Clarence Dobbie returns to Illinois from J H Larson home. Nelsons travel to New Ulm for brother in law Eugene Berlin’s funeral. Numerous local visits and gatherings described including Farm Bureau picnic and Eighth grade graduation at Fort Defiance park. Infant burial at Superior cemetery. Martens and Silcox family events. weddings in Sioux Falls and Fairmont. multiple church and Sunday school activities noted.
Halfa and Ellsworth area residents enjoyed visits and travel between Estherville Cedar Rapids Spirit Lake and Ruthven motions as relatives and friends called on homes. Wedding news, school staff changes, club meetings and a free Terris show spanned June to July with many neighbors hosting and traveling to nearby towns.
Petersburg news records a busy stretch of visits and gatherings. Families, friends, and neighbors from Spring Valley Estherville Dolliver and surrounding areas share weekends, weddings, picnics, and church activities. The Maple Hill Presbyterian Sunday school plans a park picnic and the Midway Country club votes for an ice cream party. The Maple Hill shipping group sends hogs and cattle to Chicago.
The Ringsted shipping association will hold its annual meeting in Ringsted on Friday June 17 with Geo W Godfrey of the State board of education as the main speaker. Godfrey, a Near Algona farmer and writer for Successful Farming, will address the public Sunday afternoon.
Lincoln items list visits and family gatherings from Winthrop Algona Estherville and Madison Wis with Moltzen Stillman Olson and Thorson families. Shoppers and students return home for summer break. A dining room accident injures Mrs Barfoot. Danish Lutheran church convention in Spencer draws Ringsted delegates and many Ringsted families attended.
The Carlson family reunion gathered 79 guests at the Carl J. Peterson home northeast of Armstrong. The day featured visiting and a 2 PM lawn picnic. Attendees included Carl J. Carlson family, Oscar Mathie family, Clarence Kinnander, Sarah Vorland family, Elizabeth Jensen and Florence Herbrandson, Rev Nels Carlson and Borghild of Canada, plus many others from Armstrong Dolliver Estherville Minneapolis Fenton Frost Fairmont Ceylon and nearby towns.
A Des Moines Register photo from the steel tower of the Wisconsin span shows a traffic jam on the Marquette Bridge at its dedication day. The image captures a crowded crossing as vehicles from Ta Prain du Chien cross the new structure.
The Spencer Reporter reports a new shortage of about eight thousand dollars in the accounts of the late A. W. Chamberlain former Clay County auditor. The discovery follows a county drainage districts check up conducted last week by Paul Loomis, bringing the total shortages to about twenty eight thousand dollars.
R. T. Kirk on his farm five miles north of Superior employs 15 men to pick berries in his acre patch. The heavy crop is expected to yield 3000 to 4000 quarts and be sold locally. The fruit is described as exceptionally high quality.
The 4 H club members gathered Tuesday afternoon at Miss Alice Schultz home. Mr and Mrs A S Anderson and son Dan visited friends west of Estherville. Henry Dobbie of Cambridge Minn spent Sunday at Strawberry Point farm. Els ie Anderson visited Jackson. Rev Wm West of Whittemore was in Estherville Tue and Wed and read services for Benesh Reuland and OBrien Haywood nuptials.
Uniform County and Normal Training examinations will be held Wednesday through Friday, June 22 23 and 24 near the courthouse starting at 8 each morning. Remedial summer normal training students who failed written tests may enter the June normal training high school exam. Holders of Normal Training Certificates may sit to raise grades in this June exam.
A Grand theatre run opens Thursday and Friday for two days with Hotel Continental a film praised for its subtle plot and lavish setting. Penny Shannon Theodore von Eltz lead a strong cast as an ex convict seeks $100000 hidden in the Waldorf style hotel while tax sale looms and love develops with von Eltz.
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