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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1933

Page

4

Emmet County Approves Constitutional Amendment Vote

Emmet County Iowa Board of Supervisors certified the June 20 1933 special election results for Delegates at Large to a State Convention on proposed U S constitutional amendment. Votes for ratification 1421 against 1847. poll books show 3268 total. County officers and clerks attested the record Estherville Iowa. Also set 1933 weed eradication salaries and listed residents without settlements in Emmet County.

Board of Supervisors Board of County Emmet Iowa United States Senate Howe United States of America Congress Estherville N. O. Osher C. E. Fuller Camden M. J. Iverson Clara Apphill Floyd Archer Mae Archer Bert Barrett Bessie Barrett C. Leslie Hull Ruth Hull Oscar Ray Hurst Nettie Hurst Randolph Johnson LeRoy McAffee Doris McAffee George McLane Clifford Parsons Mattie Parsons William Phillips Elsie May Philips Emmet County

Emmet County Board approves notice and reports May 1933 cash

The Emmet County Board of Supervisors moves to serve notice per Iowa code and approves a May 1933 treasurer’s report showing cash on hand 249,709.36 with balances in multiple banks. The statement is certified by County Officers E. Fuller, Camden and Dorothy Klopp, Auditor, and the board adjourns to July 3, 1933.

Board of Supervisors Emmet County Iowa Iowa Coloe Tressurer Emmet County State Bank Armstrong Farmers Savings Bank Wellingford Estherville Ringsted Iowa Trust & Savings Bank First Trust & Savings Bank Farmers Savings Bank Ing Ring- Sted E. H. Hanson M. J. Iverson E. Fuller Bryan N. O. Osher Camden Dorothy Klopp

Patterson Feeds Sheep for Profit on Iowa Farm

State Senator George Patterson and his brother Charlies of Burt Iowa report a profitable feeding operation with 3100 head of range sheep. They plan to purchase 6000 head next fall and sold loads in Chicago at strong prices. Patterson fed 1550 head in four months, using ample corn and alfalfa, wool sold into the Iowa Fleece and Wool Growers pool with brighter outlook.

George Patterson Charlies Burt Senator Patterson Chicago Iowa Fleece and Patterson

Memory Reveals Frills Secret Life In California Case

Joyce Ashton, a stenope in Chicago, regains memory after a fall and discovers she has lived as Frills, wife to rich fruit packer Nell Packard. While hiding her past, she learns of a child Sophie cared for and an affair with poet Robert Ainsworth, leading to a tense meeting with Nell and Ainsworth on a hillside.

Joyce Ashton Chicago Frills Nell Packard California Sophie Maitland San Francisco Robert Ainsworth Joyce Neil Robert Sam McBready Nell Salinas Nem Rosita Manzanita Paul Ainsworth

New Water Crib Planned for Spirit Lake Supply

Spirit Lake plans a new water crib to secure a permanent supply. A 12 inch piping run will extend from a cistern below the frost line into Spirit Lake about 500 feet to a crib 16 feet long, allowing water to gravitate into the cistern for treatment. The measure addresses anxiety and costs from the town’s many wells.

Spirit Lake Big Spirit Lake

Fairmont beer shops face license renewals and taxes

Fairmont's 42 beer selling locations must renew licenses on July 1. Seventeen hold on sale permits and 25 hold off sale permits. On sale permits cost 25 dollars each and off sale 5 dollars. Federal licenses are also due July 1.

Fairmont

The Indispensable Egg in Diet and Cookery

Judge Gordon extols eggs as essential, outlining their nutritional value and historical role in daily diets. He notes rising laying averages, record yolk color linked to hen feed, and explains egg shell color varies by breed. He shares Eggs Florentine recipe using spinach, white sauce and cheese.

Plymouth Rock Epicure Theorge Rector

Raleigh Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Fred Little and Mrs Herman Ahrens hosted callers in the Glen Martin home on Wednesday evening Mrs Paul Pierson and sons visited Spencer Monday afternoon Bert Shirley and daughters spent Sunday with Rolana Shannon John Graff and family plus Harold Graff Harry Schnell and sons shared Sunday with Pete Schmidt and daughters Betty and Thelma Bisgrove at a State park picnic Also Raleigh Telephone Co held a business meeting at the Quaker Oats elevator office Friday evening.

Fred Little Herman Ahrens Charlie Ditch Glen Martin Paul Pierson Spencer Bert Shirley Rolana Shannon John Graff Andrew Harold Graff Harry Schnell Pete Schmidt Betty Ad Thelma Bisgrove State Park Raleigh Telephone Company Quaker Oats Company

Husband of Fairmont Woman Indicted for Murder

Ray Stanchfield 26 of Minneapolis was indicted for first degree murder of his wife found dead June 5 with a bullet wound in her temple. He claims the shooting was accidental.

Ray Stanchfield Minneapolis

Pickerel Jumps Into Boat at Emmetsburg

Two Emmetsburg men on a lake outing with their girlfriends were startled when a three pound pickerel leaped from the water and into a boat lap. The scene was noted by the Thursday Reporter in its Believe It or Not list.

Emmetsburg Medium Lake

Dr. Jones Loses Car to Fire on Road

Dr. B. W. Jones of Spirit Lake and formerly Estherville reports his car burst into flames while traveling on the road last week, destroying the vehicle.

B. W. Jones Spirit Lake Estherville

No Loss Without Some Small Gain Says Statistician

A Detroit Free Press note argues that the United States loses years by waiting at traffic lights and questions why the U S should have more at stake in the London economic conference than other nations.

United States Detroit Free Press Uncle Sam

Trailer House Built at Arm Strong

A trailer house was completed at the Heneman garage in Armstrong. Builders and designers include R. E. Gabriel E. E. Heneman and J. W. Burkhead. The two wheeled house features built in conveniences with folding tables and beds.

Armstrong Heneman R. E. Gabriel E. E. Heneman J. W. Burkhead

Birth announcements from Estherville and nearby towns

A long list of birth notices from Estherville and surrounding communities includes May and April dates for infants and children. Names include Ayers, Hooper Anderson, Blom, Craw ford Ellerbrook, Gunder Daarud, Eckholm, Hubbard, Elmers Meyers, Irvin, Jensen, Lee, Lowenburg, Parnell, Parsons, Phillips, Peton, Aalborg Smith, Solomonson, Saunders, Valen, Morrissey, with parents and hometowns such as Estherville Ringsted Armstrong Armstrong Jones Estherville Ringsted Estherville Armstrong Estherville Gracttinger Estherville. One line contains a political remark referencing France and US dollars, unrelated to the notices.

Richard Nathan Margaret Reade Lee Estherville Georgia Lulu George Lulu Sulbertson Lowenburg Armstrong Katherine May Maurice E Verne Rogers Parnell David Duane Lloyd Henry Beulah Seeley Parsons Baby Phillips Wm. W Elsa Payne Phillips Richard Dean Paul and Sophia Bondhus Peton Gracttinger Ardis Renee Orval V Alta Mae Aalborg Smith Shirley Lee Ann Orville Palma Overson Solomonson Robert Saunders Oo, Co Anna Anderson Saunders Ringsted Elimbeth Delores Valen Arthur and Esther Hanson Valen John Joseph Morrissey Charles and Mary Morrissey

Selection of Park Site Left to Committee

A final choice for Iowa’s state park on a Great Lakes area will be sent to a committee of the State Board of Conservation. The panel includes William P. Woodcock Spencer and Mrs Grace Gilbert King. The committee will forward a recommendation to the conservation board and to the town groups donating land. The towns will finance the land purchase, about 25 000 dollars, with the state board covering conservation and facilities. Ten sites were narrowed to five, with Marsh Polk property on Big Spirit Lake among offers.

Iowa Great Lakes Spirit Lake State Board of Conservation William P. Woodcock Spencer Grace Gilbert King West Union Conservation Board Lake Marsh Polk Big Spirit Lake Big Lake

Second site eyed for Spirit Lake area camping use

A second site on the east side of Spirit Lake with long shore frontage at Long Point is proposed. Another recommended location lies on Gull Point and along Miller's Bay on West Okoboji Lake, city owned by William Filindt Jr. of Spencer, a heavy wooded tract that includes the former Camp Holiday site and has hosted a Sioux Falls Y M C A camp for two years.

Spirit Lake Long Point Gull Point Miller’s Bay Okoboji Lake William Filindt, Jr Spencer Sioux Falls Y. W. C

St Joe Farmer Praises Chicago World’s Fair Show

Peter Ziemer of St Joseph reports the Chicago World’s Fair is worth the trip to see 20 years of changes and improvements, noting about 200 acres used and admission around 50 cents, with price levels similar to county fairs. William Allen White, from London, says most delegates to the economic conference resemble congressmen.

Peter Ziemer St. Joe Chicago William Allen White London

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