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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1935
Page
2
AP style grocery sale notes include soap laundry detergent and powdered goods. Items mentioned are P & G Crystal White Soap OXYDOL bars Scot TISSUE Waldorf Bran FLAKES and Bakrs coconut rolls with various unit prices and package sizes.
Mr and Mrs John Andreasen hosted a bridge gathering with guests from Swea City Seneca and other towns. Local visits included H C Jensen Mor tensen family, and Woodrow Krecht from Seneca. The Ringsted Community club and American Legion announce a fundraising sale at the baseball diamond with a dance at the opera house. Elvira Klatt and Donald Moore wed in a parsonage ceremony. Various visits and birthdays noted among residents including teachers and relatives from Britt Estherville Fairmont and Estherville areas.
Estherville church life notes report A G Bailey D D ministering at Presbyterian Church with morning and evening services The week features Go to Church Month April emphasis for members to attend regularly News items cover sermons lessons and local visits plus details on Life Church Loyalty Crusade meeting and hymn singing poll results for Old Hymn Night and upcoming program highlights
For sale notices list spotted Poland brood sows vaccinated at Pota toes Cobblers Green Mountain Early Ohio. 2 tons baled straw from Joseph M Brown. Weekly Livestock Auction every Saturday at Roebke Sale Barn at Martin County Fair Grounds Fairmont Minnesota starting 12 30. Consign livestock and machinery. Local wool buyers offer to convert wool into batts blankets yarn garments and more. Fergus Falls Woolen Millis Company seeks local part time agents. 17 19
The article notes Mr and Mrs Harry Griffith and son Robert visiting Hattie Griffith in Estherville for Sunday dinner. It mentions Mr Herdman from the fish department disposing of dead fish on Tuttle lake shore with James and Crawford Dickinson assisting with the work.
Peder Nordeletten pastor announces a Sunday night Jewish Mission program at 8 in the church basement. A confirmation class meets Saturday at 9 30. Prayer meeting Monday night April 1 at 7 at Tom Natterstad home. Immanuel Church holds Norwegian language service at 11 with Lord's Supper. Evening services all week with speaker Carl Shaw and singer Carl Dokke. Meet Lewis Valen home Saturday at 1.
The Friendly Invita nt program and Union State Line Church announce Symphony Day next Sunday with morning and evening services. The Finance committee plans the first offering for the 1935 General Budget to support local and missionary work. Local activities include Sunday School at 10, Luther League at 7:30, and various study and social meetings through the week. Services resume April 7 with Sunday School recommencing.
A. W. Baird argues in Emmet county terms against unearned wealth and land control. He condemns landlords who exploit farmers through high rents or onerous down payments, urging a shift toward a fairer social order and renewed farm security. He cites biblical and moral appeals to emphasize the struggle between human and property rights.
The text notes Japan and Mussolini viewing themselves as guardians of China and East Africa, respectively. It asks whether they will permit the League of Nations to act as a mere stepmother, signaling tensions over international oversight and sovereignty in a changing global order.
The report notes a 40 percent drop in cotton exports and an 80 percent rise in foreign cotton production, suggesting the New Deal in cotton aided some growth elsewhere.
Used car sale notice from Home Auto Co offering several good secondhand vehicles. Includes brief call for inspections and inquiries.
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