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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1935
Page
2
Frank A. Day, late editor of the Fairmont Sentinel, laments poverty amid abundance. He notes better homes, clothes, food, and education while warning of a debt shadow, yet asserts the region remains prosperous while living through an era of comforts and luxuries.
One hundred six women attended the annual Mothers-Daughters banquet hosted by the Woman's club at the Christian church basement. Guests sat at three large U shaped tables with green and pink decorations, as Mrs. Dan Howard chaired the program. In invocation, piano solos, humorous readings, and songs followed, ending with the group singing to close the evening.
H E Rueter of Sibley found two eggs fastened together while gathering eggs. One egg was large enough to be a first, connected to a smaller one by a neck. The connection remained when the shell broke, the eggs joined at a right angle with a ~3/8 inch neck.
William A. Hendrickson, president of the Iowa State Vegetable Growers association, will travel to Mason City to help finalize plans for the seventh annual Pent Land Vegetable Growers convention. The two day meeting runs Thursday and Friday, with Kris T. Bemis of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration speaking Thursday morning on potato acreage control and its potential impact on northern Iowa and southern Minnesota.
Election of a board of directors will be the chief business at a meeting of the East Side Cemetery association tomorrow night at the city hall. Notices mailed by secretary Hazel Bemis. Meeting begins at 7 30 in the south basement room of city hall. Chancellor Chas. Carpenter presiding. Mussolini boasts of 7 000 000 soldiers and may pursue them if needed. Mrs. Catt’s possible visit with him suggested. Japan offers money to China. Uncle Sam and John Bull object. A government loan test is discussed as a mental exercise rather than protest.
Mrs Ray Drell of Dickens won a $150 verdict against Opal Minor of Milford beauty parlor after suffering a head burn from a reduced price permanent over a year ago. She sought $6000 but the district court jury at Spirit Lake awarded $150 after an all night deliberation. Judge F C Davidson presided.
The Ruthven Cooperative creamery installed a new pasteurizer of the latest type, praised for high sanitation and durable steel. A new creamery is planned for Spencer opening early April, to be run by Walter Towers, former Renoux Ice Cream manager. Also notes include Mrs. Andrew Lande’s return from Jackson, Mrs. Sim Stedman’s discharge after hospital treatment, and Gerald Gangstad recovering from major surgery at Birney hospital. Uncle Sam and the Russians have agreed to disagree.
The February unemployment relief report shows 195 families in Emmet County received aid. 124 on work relief and 71 on direct relief. $1702.59 paid for direct relief and $2867.60 for work relief, total $4570.19, up $303.92 from January. Surplus commodities totaled $454.04, with beef broth and various beef products listed. The sewing project produced 108 comforters, 195 pillow slips, 100 terry towels, 71 buck towels, and 133 sheets, plus 22 mattresses from the state warehouse. Mrs. Tom Olson returned home to Arnolds Park after treatment at the Birney hospital.
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