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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
2
Emmet county voters rejected repeal amid a disorganized pro repealer campaign and a complacent stand pat mood. The piece contrasts political outcomes with ongoing weather and economic pressures, describing a century of wind from financial Bolshevism that drove farm land prices and rents up, misled farmers, and fueled distrust toward grain traders and meat packers.
A speaker rails against relief plans, blaming Hoover and Roosevelt for farming woes. The argument frames farming as civilization’s keystone and urges a strong advocate to emerge from Americans to save the land from capitalist control, warning of political downfall if aid is blocked. The tone is urgent, urging forward-looking action beyond 1926 toward future decades.
Miss Irene Madden and Verner H Heine wed Wednesday June 21 at the Little Brown church Nashua in a quiet ceremony. Attending couple were Miss Madden's sister and husband Martin Jensen. The bride wore grey silk with matching hat and carried a Bible. After dinner with families the couple will reside in Waverly.
Enertaine Club hosted T. B. club members for a Tuesday bridge session and lunch. Kupples Klub held a Fort Defiance state park picnic Monday with about thirty attendees. Young women staged a Terrace Park picnic featuring Misael Fern Jackman and others. Rev Upjohn of Spencer and Mrs. Upjohn attend a Grace Episcopal aid group farewell at G A Nichols home as they plan a Wisconsin move. Dusty Rhodes cottage hosts J F F club members for bridge and picnic. Misses Evalyn Norby Florence Norby Lora Emily Lawrence at Spirit Lake Galloway cottage.
Personal notes from Estherville detail Mrs. 8 T Egertson visiting Des Moines over Sunday with Mr. Egertson. Atty Wm B Johnston and son James were in Spencer for legal business. Fred Sternberg Jr and wife returned from Chicago after enjoying the World's Fair. Mrs. J F McDonald and daughter Joane stay with her parents Mr and Mrs C M Wilson, with sister Mrs Louis Brawford nearby. Miss Shene Oehrlein visits from Lawrence Kansas before returning for Minnesota University term. Leonard Childs Anna Gertrude Childs and Mrs W A Haner depart after visiting the Knight home. Mrs John Raife returns to Perry. Gerald Wegs and wife welcomed a baby girl Tuesday night.
Miss Ruth Brown returned Saturday from Jewell where she visited her sister Mrs. G A Amelsberg. Miss Lora Belle Boone came back Saturday from Milford after visiting at the Hiles home. Mr and Mrs Robert Olmstead and others left Tuesday for Cedar Rapids to visit relatives. Mrs Dan Howard and children plan a vacation visit to Osceola tomorrow. Frederick Nissen returned from Des Moines after a few days away. Mr and Mrs Cris Bertdixen and daughters and other relatives enjoyed Sunday evening at Lost Island lake.
The George M Bechtel Co the oldest and largest Iowa bond house was placed in receivership Saturday by orders of Secretary of State Mrs Alex Miller Bechtel denies insolvency claiming only municipal bonds and no objectionable securities were held The firm long bought Estherville city bonds and was seen as a reliable bond house Meanwhile gasoline prices rose one cent per gallon across the Midwest.
O. L. Patch returned this morning after a visit in Minneapolis.
Plans invite attendees to a Sunday program at Interlaken Park in Martin County featuring free acts band music and speaking events. The event emphasizes community gathering with an elaborate lineup scheduled for June 25. Local organizers promote family friendly entertainment and civic engagement.
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