Farm Mortgages and Channel Hazards Face the Nation
A farmer writer argues the farm mortgage system must be reformed as the Farm Board aims to make mortgage debt more attractive and longer. He warns that extended terms will widen the gap between landowners and tenants and threaten employment, urging forward looking leadership and economic reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ship of State
Hell Gate
New York Harbor
Farm Board
Ireland
General Weyser
Spain
Washington
Montreal
Broad Ill, Rob ert Woods Home and Local Socials
Grover P C Broad is ill at his daughter Mrs Robert Woods home. The community notes social events at Midway Country club and August Rosenberger home. Various visits, church pulpit coverage, farm fire loss near Maynard Minn, funerals for Sam Sorgenfrei, and family visits across Estherville Laurens Dolliver Emmetsburg and Swan Lake are reported with numerous local names and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Broad
Robert Woods
Vic Mortenson
Bea Carey
Midway Country Club
Clear Lake
Harvey Miner
Harry Webber
George Harvey
John Blom
Chas
Fank
Dolliver
Curtis Page
Presbyterian Church
Herbert Marsh
Marsh
Charlie Fank
Elbert Hayes
Laurens
Wm. Hayes
John Hlom
Joe
Maynard
Minn
Sam Sorgenfrei
Estherville Lutheran Church
Sorgenfrei
Pete
Winnebago
East Side
Geraldine Graves
Cedar Rapids
la Porte City
Lawrence Higinbotham
Emmetsburg
C. Higinbotham
Sam Beck
Des Moines
Earl Merrill
Broadlawn
Byron
Frank Kreiger
Chris Spoo
Ed Sabin
Orrie Myers
Harris
Paul
Pauline
Webb
Lakeshore Threshing Company
W. Harvey Farm
Frances Haar
Mack Peterson
Folda
Pete Haar
Charles Carey
J. K. Carey
Spencer
Curry
Walter Grems
Swan Lake
Estherville
Art Andrews
Butson
Arthur Wee
Ames
Amnesia Shocked Stenographer Finds Her True Identity
Joyce Ashton wakes from a Chicago taxicab crash to learn she is Frills, wife of Nell Packard, a California fruit packer. As she recalls a lost life between amnesia and a fresh marriage, she reveals a pattern of heartlessness and a past tied to a baby Sophie, Maitland, and poet Robert Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Ashton
Chicago
Frills
Nell Packard
California
Sophie
Maitland
San Francisco
Robert Ainsworth
Joyce
Neil
Robert
Frill
Hubert
Elinor Glyn
Joyce Abbott
Florence Hilton
Fire Queen
Frifis
Ainsworth
New England
Philadelphia
Wil
Pris
Actress Irene Dunn Refuses Photo With Husband in New York
Mrs F D Griffith visited her physician husband in New York while filming a scene. On screen she is Irene Dunn. Nubby accompanied her back to Hollywood but refused to pose with Mrs. Griffith for the photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
F. D. Griffith
New York
Irene Dunn
Nubby
Hollywood
Mra. Griffith
Will J Davies joins Kimball mercantile store staff
In Kimball Nebraska Will J Davies arrived to begin duties at the H Oransky mercantile Store this week. Also noted are engagement news for Agnes Knight and Frank Sieben of Pittsburg Pennsylvania, and travels of local residents to Seattle and Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindicator and Republican
Will J. Davies
Kimball
Neb
Bis City
H. Oransky
BE. W. Knight
Agnes
Frank Sieben
Pittsburg
F. H. Rhodes
Edwin
Wisconsin
Frank Keogh
Seattle
Washington
Vancouver
Thirty Years Ago From July 1 1903 Vindicator note
Jay S. Mitchell has returned from travel and is welcomed back in local notes. The brief item recalls routine community happenings and familiar faces in the period newspaper column.
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the Vindicator
Republican
Jay S. Mitchell
R N A Lodge Members Attend Estherville Event
Eleven members met at Mrs. E M Pickell house for a Wednesday gathering with lunch by Mrs Eva Barber and Mrs A M Brown. Attendees from the area noted attendance at the Estherville convention and a funeral, with several local families traveling or hosting visitors and a community picnic at Turtle Lake on a sunny day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. A. Lodge
E. M. Pickell
Eva Barber
A. M. Brown
O. L. Wickens
M.L. Hatch
August Ripsenberger
Ray Brannon
Grover Rebekah Lodge
Eshterville
Swartz
Estherville
Genevieve Irwin
Dorothy
Miriam Campbell
Fenton
A. E. Carey
Vic Mortenson
Wallingford
John Campbell
J. E. Campbell
Jesse Campbell
Ben Harland
Pioneer Club
Turtle Lake
Y. M. C. Avs Endorse Beacon City Tour Project
Y M C A chapters in several midwestern cities officially select Beacon City as their 1933 project for a World Fair educational and travel tour. They plan group trips for members and promote Beacon City to others to form a community World’s Fair excursion with comfortable, economical travel. The widespread support is a strong endorsement of Beacon City to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon City
Jesus preached by deeds in market places and homes
The text argues that Jesus focused on living a wholesome life and performing acts of healing and feeding the hungry rather than lengthy theology. His work in public and private life advertised his message, with parsonages and churches echoing his aid to the needy, and preaching often occurring outside synagogues in centers of daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Church
Hspitals
Temple Court
Visit to old home and regional tensions in town
A report mentions a visit to Rockford by Mrs. Mitchell and her daughters, J H Graaf of Laverne Minnesota stopping by the Graaf home, and a July 4 opening of the Pacific cable to Manila with Taft sending a message to the governor. Charles County debates moving hiring posts in front of shops provoking farmers to threaten trading elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Pacific Cable
Manila
P. L
Taft
Charles Cty
Iowa Spring Pig Crop Reduced One Percent
Iowa spring pig crop dropped one percent, with three percent fewer sows farrowed but pigs saved near unchanged. Sows farrowed totaled 1,840,000 vs 1,897,000 in 1932, and pigs saved were 10,690,000 this year versus 10,756,000 in 1932. Hog numbers over six months rose substantially, while six months plus hogs show an expected 14 percent rise as markets approach fall farrowing.
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Iowa
United States Department of Agriculture
Social Visitors from Cedar Falls and Minnesota Arrive
Miss Marian Lineh and Marice Paul of Cedar Falls stay with W E Bagan and W A Swift homes. Mrs Alina Roseland of St James Minn and Mrs T B Duhm of Vining Minn visit Mrs Hannah Lewis. Misses Marian and Ethel Cooper from Minneapolis weekend with Rev A G Bailey. Charlotte Bailey leaves for Camp Tanadcona near Excelsior to work as swimmer instructor and councilor. Floyd Halgerson of Chicago and Mrs Bert Halgerson of Marshalltown visit Mrs Nels Anderson and relatives. Donald Walz heads to Swell City to work with Carl Walz. Robiey Steinhilber of Truesdale spends Sunday at Frank Bombarger home. George LaTM and daughter Shirley Ann with Mrs Betty Patton and Mrs C T Whitesides of Baird Neb spend Sunday in West Bend. Whitesides guest at Larson and Dave Crawford homes. Wm Post travels to Sioux Falls to meet Dr Claire Post and daughter Marydyn.
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George la
Shirley Ann
Betty Patton
C. T. Whitesides
Baird, Neb
West Bend
Whitesides
Larson
Dave Crawford
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Hammes & Sons
Wonderful Savings Ame
Hammes & Sons Home OF
Farmers’ Forum
Terest
Grover
Neil Packard
IRS
Wey San A
the Vindicator and Republican
Ruby Mae Weir
Joseph Russell Heneman
J. D. Weir
Huntington
Hazel Byfield
Oransky
J. A. Credit and Wife
Walla Walla
Wesley Robb
J. A. Colvin
Janesville
Wis
L. Heffelfinger
Lois Davidson
Minneapolis
East High School
Earl Harland
Harry Littell
Interlaken
Henry Hagaman
Estherville Hospital
Will Hayes
Julius H. Peers
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Marian Lineh
Marice Paul
Cedar Falls
W. E. Bagan
W. A. Swift
Alina Roseland
St. James, Minn
T. B. Duhm
Vining, Minn
Hannah Lewis
Marian and
Ethel Cooper
A. G. Bailey
Charlotte Bailey
Camp Tanadcona
Lake Minnewashia
Excelsior
Floyd Halgerson
Bert Halgerson
Marshalltown
Nels Anderson
William and Henry Anderson
Frank and
Wesley Sutton
Donald Walz
Swell City
Carl Walz
Mrs. Robiey Steinhilber of
Truesdale
Frank Bombarger
Wm. Post
Sioux Falls
Claire Post
Maridyn
Sunkist
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