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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1935
Page
4
A W Baird argues Emmet County farmers unjustly pay wealth transfers that drain the county and hopes for reform. He criticizes legislators and bankers tied to unearned wealth, cites the New Orleans yellow fever example, praises Senator Glass, and warns that corporate land grabs threaten local people under a failing administration.
The Emmet County Board of Supervisors met February 18 1935 and opened bids for 1935 gasoline and diesel motor fuel. Torreson Oil Co. bid was accepted as best and a JP vacancy was filled by Wayne L. Vallie. Resolutions transfer funds from the T B Eradication and Insane funds to the Poor fund were approved with state Comptroller approval pending. A bond for Torreson Oil Co. was approved and the meeting adjourned to February 28.
Farmers Creamery stockholders will meet at Odd Fellows hall on Monday March 11 to elect officers for the new year. A free lunch will be served at noon. County agent M A Balkema of Estherville visited local farmers last Friday regarding the coming corn hog reduction contracts. Several local residents attended events and meetings including Veterans of Foreign Wars and church activities. Dean Harold named at the Ross home and several students and residents noted for illnesses and community happenings across Dolliver and surrounding towns.
Social notes from Estherville list Mrs E O Halloran and Art Tott visiting from Sibley, Will Hamilton and family from Buffalo Center, Miss Helen Davison from Spirit Lake, and Ralph Grines from Ames. Movements include the Van Hern family relocating, Evelyn Helmick visiting, and several local trips to Sioux Falls and Plover. A wedding ride to Rockwell City and news of Mrs J Waldron spraining her ankle round out the weekend updates.
Clarice Amdahl made a business trip to Des Moines Saturday. Mrs Carl Van Heven of Spenser cane Friday and visited here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Stearns. Mrs OK' OM Munson is home from Onutha where she had visited since last Sunday at the home of her son Homer. Miss Frances Longe returned to her work at the Motherville drug Monday after an absence of several days because of the flu. Cliff Wycoff will move his family from the Mrs. Wickersham cottage on West Des Moines street to the Rhodes house on North Third avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Ellerbrook of Jrampton visited here Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. day Brockway, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sternberg, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crawford “an Louis and Keith, Potter, Mr. Ellerbrook is Managing the unemployment burau in Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bright returned home Sunday from Emmetsburg where they were guests for a few days of Mr. and Mrs. W. OW. Parks. They also visited with Mrs. Elsie Gibbons of Edinburgh, Scotland, who arrived on Wednesday at the Parks home for an extended visit. Mrs. Gibbons reported a severe trip across the ocean as the boat on which she was riding was delayed four days because of stormy weather. One night the storm was so terrific it was necessary for the crew to pump water out of the boat to keep it from sinking. Mrs. Gibbons said that for several hours the situation was very serious. She plans to visit in the Bright home within a few weeks.
District Court in Emmet County Iowa notices that Gerhard Spoo died leaving a will dated April 27 1925. The instrument was filed opened and read March 18 1935 with proof to be heard at 10 a m in Estherville. Interested parties must appear to show cause why the will should not be probated and admitted as the last Will and Testament. Dated Estherville Iowa February 18 1935 Irwin C Nichols Clerk of District Court.
Globe Trotters edged Estherville Boosters 32 to 27 on the home court. Key shots by Johnson and Buckner helped the visitors overcome an 8 point first half deficit as the Trotters rallied behind late baskets and strong defense to seize the win.
Free Soap five bars of White Naptha with each 59 cent deer purchase. Two train loads for the anniversary sale feature Colgate's Crystal White Chips Cocoa Hardwater and Jergens Toilet Bars among many bargains. Gamble Stores.
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