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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1942
Page
4
Special correspondents detail farm moves near Jackson Middleton township and Terris plus new housing shifts. Notables include baptisms at Union State Line church and a health quiz at a Home Project meeting. Residents attend stag parties farmer moves and new dairy operations in Des Moines and Emmetsburg.
Ten million books will be bought for men of the United States armed forces and Merchant Marine through a poster designed by nationally known illustrator C. B. Falls. Sponsors are the American Red Cross American Library Association and the United Service Organizations.
The Carl J. Petersons moved from the Herman Holldorn farm to the Jim Fields farm northwest of town. Viggo Balmer family relocated to Estherville with a closing out sale. Housewife's Helpers Club met, voting a Salvation Army and Veterans' Hospital donation, with many attendees listed. Emmet County Conservation League held a meeting. Terril basketball round planned pending Isberville game. Several families spent weekends with relatives, and four local men enlisted in the navy. A Friendly Dozen Bridge Club gathered with local residents.
Con Cameron travels with the 20 Bar crew headed for Wild Worse with cattle, his first cowhand experience. Trail boss Russ Up perman outfits him, then Brock buys their cattle at Wild Horse. Con and Caramba Vear join a fare game and win a little, prompting Con to search for Caramba despite the unwritten rule that a cowboy does not quit while ahead.
Con Cameron roams Wild Horse after a night of gambling and gunfire. He dodges a deputy marshal and a deadly confrontation at the Drovers while his ally Caramba plans a future with Mrs Kreiss. He heads toward the hills with a wary group of cowboys guiding his path.
Mrs Mary Fank of Dolliver visits Nome relatives with Western trip. Miss Mildred Shaltv at Mason City Business College spends weekend with Shultz family in Breda. Farewell gathering for Miss Alice Shultz before Chicago hospital admission. Thornburgs prepare to leave neighborhood after lively weekend. Mrs Victor Peterson visits from Sioux City to see mother and sister Anna Anderson. Leo Sevold inducted into army service. gift presented. Goldsbury pair visit from Burlington and Town Falls parents. Eugene Alaskins from Whittern accompanies them. Florence Barber injures right knee playing basketball. out of school. Rosemary Haywood dines with Goldsberry family. Joliet visitors extend weekend. Frances Calhan visits Cedar Falls with parents. later weekend in Breda. Mrs Irwin Rieke to visit family in Breda. husband in Louisiana. Lakeside Country Club host Thursday gathering. fourteen members attend. Harry Jesperson leads contests. Next meeting at Harold Johnson home. Broad family given farewell by threshing crew. tablecloth and centerpiece presented. Des Moines move for Kaurella Thorstand to state department office. Estherville election activity. Center township directors to be elected. Dessie Mare Vhartivan Vyas returns to nursing duties at Dodge hospital.
V L Whalen M L Owens Gerald Stow and the Smiths earned prizes for top high scores while Mrs Whalen and Mrs Smith served lunch. Awards included travel and meals. G Mereman received a score prize. Mrs Wm Stow noted.
The piece urges early winter planning for victory gardens, highlighting seed catalogs as essential educational tools. It advises drawing a scale map of the garden, evaluating past mistakes, and choosing vitamin rich crops to maximize nutrition for the family, while organizing space for efficient spring planting.
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