Wallace outlines new Farm Relief plan in interview
Secretary Wallace explains the Farm Relief law aims to restore fair exchange values for farm products by limiting basic crop production to domestic demand and using marketing agreements with processors. He describes a tax on mills and spinners to fund benefit payments, with compensation for idle acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wallace
Harding
United States
Europe
Wallace
Mr. Walake
Spencer Woman Dies of Burns in Kerosene Accident
Mrs. Henry E. Boardman, 62, died from shock after kerosene fumes ignited while she tried to rekindle a fire in the Spencer kitchen. A kerosene can exploded, burning her hands and body. doctors said she died of shock rather than burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Boardman
Spencer
Dickinson County to Name School Superintendent
A meeting today at Spirit Lake will name the Dickinson County superintendent of schools and three directors. Six candidates are active Grace Kettleson R K Beck Rosendahl Burnison Helen Chesney and Alice White. Qualifications include a five year certificate of a life diploma and five years teaching experience.
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Dickinson County
Spirit Lake
Grace Kettleson
R. K. Beck
Rosendahl
Superior Schools
Supt
Burnison
Arnolds Park
Helen Chesney
Milford
Brownell Hall
Omaha
Alice White
Miford
Local Estherville Man Chosen for Chi Phi Pi Honor
Gall H. Babe Morse lifeguard at Estherville municipal pool last year was named by the College of Commerce faculty at the State University of Iowa as one of 12 new members of Chi Phi Pi an honorary commerce group. Selection cites participation in activities scholarship and character. Morse son of Mr and Mrs G H Morse of Estherville held Phi Kappa Sigma presidency Zetagathian chair Apprentice Players Frivol staff university chorus and freshman golf among other activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gall H
Babe) Morse
Estherville
Spencer Plants 1000 Trees in Future Park
R. F. C. funds enabled extensive tree planting at Spencer along the Little Sioux river bottom in the southeast part of town. A crew of 20 men under County Agent Paul Busenbark and forester Wendell Harmog planted 400 black walnut, 100 each red oak, black locust, weeping willows, Carolina poplar, plus ten each white spruce, blue spruce, pitch pine, northern white cedar and 50 chestnut oaks from Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Paul Busenbark
Wendell Harmog
Little Sioux River
Iowa State College
Miss Sorum Re-Elected County Superintendent
Miss Marie Sorum was re-elected to a three year term as superintendent of schools of Emmet County at a meeting of county school board presidents. Supt. P. N. Butson of Grover schools appeared as a candidate. The report also lists the district presidents present and notes prior service by Sorum. Dolan was returned to the Cherokee state hospital for enebriacy. Mrs. Tom Nivison and Miss Jeasie Bigelow visited Pocahontas on Thursday. A discussion on farming contracts and extension service agencies followed, with emphasis on farmer autonomy and field agents.
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Marie Sorum
Emmet
Miss Sorum
P. N. Butson
Grover
John Homan
Denmark Township
Geo. Madden
Halfa Consolidated
Cc. P. Jackson
12 Mile Lake
O. K. Berven
Ewan Lake Consolidated
Cc. E. Christiansen
Ringsted Independent
A. H. Nasby
West Emmet
C. J. Houseman
Armstrong Consolidated
Leo Miller
Lincoln Independent
Lloyd Eastman
Iowa Lake Township
A. E. Tomlinson
Jack Creek
Jesse Rosburg
Ellsworth
W. L
Mr. Wallace
Extension Service
Washington
May 27 Named Poppy Day Here
America’s flower of patriotic remembrance will be carried to Estherville on Saturday May 27. The local poppy corps joins 100000 women nationwide to recall the services of World War dead and raise funds for living veterans. Poppies are made by disabled veterans who are the sole paid workers, with contributions above manufacturing costs used for the Auxiliary welfare work.
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America
Estherville
American Legion
Mourns Father’s Death of Jake Shoemaker in Jackson
Mrs. E. W. Kepler mourns the loss of her father Jake Shoemaker age 69 who died at his Jackson home after a brief illness. He suffered a stroke on Friday and passed away Monday. He is survived by his widow two daughters and a son.
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E. W. Kepler
Jake Shoemaker
Jackson
Spencer Druggist Killed Thursday
Wm Haygarth a Spencer druggist was killed Thursday when he fell from a second story porch while instructing a carpenter during home repairs. The railing gave way and he landed on concrete breaking his neck.
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Wm. Haygarth
Spencer
Mr. Haygarth
Announce Birth of Daughter Nancy Fontaine
Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Lee announce the birth of a 9 pound daughter arriving this morning. The baby will be named Nancy Fontaine and both mother and baby are reported to be doing well.
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Richard N. Lee
Nancy Fontaine
Algona Girl Escapes Attacker at Milwaukee Depot
Catherine Shipler nine years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Shipler, escaped a hobo attacker at the Milwaukee depot after the man aged 23 to 24 promised picture books and tried to choke her with a knife. The screams drew others and the assailant fled. no city funds were available for police pursuit west of Algona. Mrs Jay Dunham travels to Albert Lea tomorrow for a day trip.
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Catherine Shipler
Ralph Shipler
Jay Dunham
Albert Lea
Records fall in Estherville meet at Fort Dodge sweep
Fort Dodge high school crews swept the Estherville Invitational track meet, placing first and second in the 440 yard dash and dominating relays. Seven records were broken, led by Tommy Neal in the 120 yard high hurdles and Kenny Hugg in the 220 yard dash. Sanford of Eagle Grove set a new high jump mark, with Ft. Dodge and Estherville also posting record relays.
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Fort Dodge
Tommy Neal
Sioux City
Cretzmeyer
Jensen
Ft. Dodge
Kohl
Kenny Hugg
Estherville
Sanford
Eagle Grove
Sam
Hugg
Coffman
Wedlock
Rock Rapids
McAndrews
Neal
Williams
LeMars
Mueller
Emmetsburg
Hix
Milford
Mather
Spencer
Wymer
McCarty
Pratt
Correctionville
Robb
Hansen
Long
Corwith
Knutson
Sioux Wy
Larson
Dodge
Wasen
Ft, Dodge
Hemphill
Rahm
Spirit Lake
Freming
Hill
Scott
Goecke
Woods
Doud
Make Friendly Visit By Local Odd Fellows At Superior
Seventeen members of the local Odd Fellow lodge visited the Superior lodge last evening for a friendly gathering. Four candidates were initiated, with visitors from the Harris Lake Park and Spirit Lake lodges in attendance. Local attendees included Chas Anderson H O Sillge Sam Collins C R Kurtz C A Waugh tal Roy Bassett Gordon Griffis J J Buckley T B Fiindt L L Jones A O Peterson G L Am dahil Percy Shaw J W Brockway Will Dickinson J W Hurst and C G Jensen.
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Odd Fellow
Superior
Harris, Lake Park
Spirit Lake
Chas, Anderson
H. O. Sillge
Sam Collins
C. R. Kurtz
C. A. Waughtal
Roy Bassett
Gordon Griffis
J. J. Buckley
T. B. Fiindt
L. L. Jones
A. O. Peterson
G. L. Amdahil
Percy Shaw
J. W. Brockway
Will Dickinson
J. W. Hurst, and
C. G. Jensen
Inner Circle Mother's Day Program at Roosevelt Auditorium
Estherville high school and junior college Inner Circle girls will present the annual Mother's Day program and tea on Friday May 12 at 4 o clock in the Roosevelt auditorium. Miss Fae Albertson leads arrangements with Miss Dorothy Latchem as sponsor. Home Economics group G A A musical clubs and soloists including Vivian Kelly Barbara Cornwall Nelsine Nasby Moretta Yearnd Benny Hansen and Dorothy Latchem form the refreshment committee. Evalyn Norby Fern Carlson handle invitations.
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Estherville High School
Junior College
Inner Circle
Roosevelt Auditorium
Fae Albertson
Dorothy Latchem
Vivian Kelly
Barbara Cornwall
Nelsine Nasby
Moretta Yearnd
Benny Hansen
Evalyn Norby
Fern Carlson
Arnold’s Park Opens Community Garden on School Plot
Arnold’s Park establishes a three acre community garden on school property. Thirteen families receive plots for growing vegetables and smaller crops. Herm Elston supervises with O. J. Johnston assisting.
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Arnolds Park
Herm Elston
O. J. Johnston
Iowa small-town track meet results reported
Multiple events across football shuttle relay one mile relay 220 yard dash broad jump high jump pole vault and relays list winners places and times. Notable names include Estherville Fort Dodge Sioux City Emmetsburg Spencer Northwestern Sheldon Milford LeMars and Corr ectionville with times 3:40.2 27.5 and 1:38 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Rock Rapids
Esthervile
Ft. Dodge
Fort Dodge
Estherville
Spencer
Sac City
Huey
Coman
Larson
Emmetsburg
Long
Jensen
Warrington
Pike
Cobb
Correctionville
Neal
Stevenson
Milford
Willams
LeMars
Aalborg
Cooper
Miner
Sheldon
Hugg
Nissen
Elwood
McCarty
Hate
Clark
Owen
McCary
Lindstrom
Anderson
Northwestern
Candidacy Named for Dry and Wet Delegates in Emmet County
The Estherville dry and wet conventions named Rev. W A WinterStein for the dry ticket and J O Kasa for repeal supporters to represent Emmet County in the June 20 special ratification election. L L Bingham and Chris Larson named alternates. Voters decide if WinterStein or Kasa will go to the July 10 state convention. County election boards chosen, with no pay, by Senate file No 477. County leaders organized a dry and wet coalition amid repeal debate.
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Estherville
W. A. WinterStein
J. O. Kasa
L. L. Bingham
Rev. Winter- Stein
Chris Larson
Kasa
Emmet County
WinterStein
Emmet
Towa
Alex Miller
United States
Iowa
Election Board
Senate
Henry Olson
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
America
Theo Myhre
Atty
J. W. Morse
Frank Campisano
Iowan Repeal League
Jerry Wegs
Campisano
Ford Hanson
Wegs
Rain and hail pelt Estherville in Sunday storm
Estherville and Emmet county endured a three quarter inch rainfall Sunday afternoon with temperatures from 55 to 40. Most of the downpour occurred between 4 and 5 o'clock, followed briefly by hail that left ground cover in spots. A lightning strike set fire to a T. J. Lerdahl alfalfa stack, destroying eight tons of first cutting hay, while other areas statewide faced small tornadoes and light damage.
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Estherville
Emmet
Sioux City
Eagle Grove
Remsen
Bondurant
T. J. Lerdahl
Ringsted H S Graduates 28 Reach New Milestone
Ringsted May 8. This year twenty eight students graduate from Ringsted high school. Names include Frances Jensen Verna Petersen Mary Wilberg Esther Madison Gladys Sorensen Eleanora Madsen Trene Schroeder Helen Thisted Ethel Gaarde Clara Madsen Amelia Madsen Tuella Tomilson Esther Larsen Cecil Christiansen Ear Christensen Merrill Christiansen Harvey Jacobsen Arnold Luna Merrit Giffen Deloy Andersen George Petersen Arlo Johansen Kenneth Pettersen Robert Sayers Ernest Hansen Andrew Larsen Harvey Johnson. The Kingston high senior class will present the play Safety First May 11 and 12 with cast members Jack Montgomery Jerry Arnold Merritt Giffen Deloy Anderson Elmer Flannel George Peterson Arnold Lund Mabel Montgomery Zulelka Mary Ann O Finnerty Virginia Bridger Mary Wilberg Esther Madison Gladys Sorensen.
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Ringsted
Ringsted High School
Frances Jensen
Verna Pettersen
Mary Wilberg
Esther Madison
Gladys Sorensen
Eleanora Madsen
Trene Schroeder
Helen Thisted
Ethel Gaarde
Clara Madsen
Amelia Madsen
Tuella Tomilson
Esther Larsen
Cecil Christiansen
Ear Christensen
Merrill Christiansen
Harvey Jacobsen
Arnold Luna
Merrit Giffen
Deloy Andersen
George Petersen
Deloy Anderson
Elmer Flannel
Repes Boac Bie
George Peterson
Abou Ben Mocha
Turk
Turkey
Arnold Lund
Mabel Montgomery
Jack
Vee
Ren Ey
Francis Vensen
Virginia Bridger
Verna Peiterse
Bridger
Mary Wilberg Zulelka
Mary Ann O'Finnerty
Stearns Named Receiver of Peck's Park
Don Stearns is named permanent receiver of Peck's Amusement Park at Arnolds Park by a Dickinson County Court order. He gains full control while retaining Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Peck in park employment. The receivership follows Peck's failure to satisfy a mortgage around 38000 dollars from Stearns.
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Don Stearns
Peck
Arnolds Park
Dickinson
Stearns
A. L. Peck
New Cutter at Cut Price Market Estherville
Dan McGee formerly in charge of the meat department at A. and P. Fairmont has taken a position in Estherville to manage the Cut Price Market meat department assisted by C L Dennison. V R Undergoes Operation Mrs Roy French underwent an operation Friday at Coleman hospital and is progressing well with a possible home return Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McGee
A. and P. Grocery
Fairmont
Estherville
Cut Price Grocery
C. L. Dennison
Roy French
Coleman Hospital
V&Rs Special Edition Draws Trade Saturday
The Special Shower of Bargains edition of the Vindicator and Republican spurred strong trade as Estherville merchants reported a record-breaking week. Multiple stores including Twetten Furniture, A&P, Penney, Mahlum and Anderson, Mallory & Bassett, and Cut Price Grocery posted outstanding Saturday results. Brown's Apparel, K. & K. Hardware, Ehlers, Sconberg and Kilgore, and Estherville and Armstrong Sanborn groceries all enjoyed significant sales activity.
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Vindicator
Republican
Estherville
Twetten Furniture
A & P Erocery
Herman Oransky
Penney's
Mahlum
Watertown Women Injured in Car Crash Visit
Mrs H R Lytle and sister in law Mrs Carl Copeland and Beverly Lytle of Watertown were severely injured in a Wednesday auto collision between Watertown and Ellsworth. A hit and run driver crashed their car, throwing it into a ditch. Beverly suffered a head cut and Mrs Lytle serious bruising while Mrs Copeland had badly cut hands. They were brought back to Watertown and then to Forest City for care as Mr Lytle drove the vehicle home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Lytle
Lytle
Carl Copeland
Beverly
Watertown
Mr. Lytle
B. W. Potter
Copeland
Ellsworth
Estherville
Hit and Run
Annual Board Meeting Friday at Upper Des Moines Valley Hospital
The Upper Des Moines Valley Hospital association invites members and the public to visit the hospital Friday May 12 from 2:00 to 5:00 PM. At 7:00 PM a board of directors will be elected and other business transacted. Sheriff Fredericksens pursuing Reginald Shubbe on a liquor charge.
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Upper Des Moines Valley Hospital Association
Mer
Cliff Fredericksens
Emmetsburg
Reginald Shubbe
Palo Alto County
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Jeasie Bigelow
Pocahontas
Albert T. Reid
Tarian
Joe
Tarzan of the Apes
Africa
Joe Buckley
Buckley
Tarzan
Algona
Winter Stein
Leslie Pawson
Pawtucket
Pawson
Ringsted H. S
Peck’s Park
V&r
E. M. Herbrandson
Betty
Minct
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Wabring
Hansay MacDonald
England
Edouard Herriot
France
Roosevelt
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