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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1939

Page

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Editorial Comment From ace G A NICHOLS Babson Park

Editorial notes a 1939 Babson Park shift as L J Dickinsons split housekeeping with home rented to Joseph E Lynch and goods sold by F L Tribon. Memoir on aging couple selling Lake Caloosa home prompts reflection on life, time, and mortality alongside local birdlife and pest control observations.

L. J. Dickinson Algona Joseph E. Lynch L. E. Linnan F. L. Tribon Dickinsons Dickinson

No Gush as They Welcome a fourteen year old newcomer

Joe and Fanny plan to bring home a fourteen year old boy and ease him into family life without overreacting. They discuss managing nerves, learning from him, and avoiding overdone sentiment while letting him adjust and sense their care. The couple emphasizes casual warmth and steady acceptance.

Ted Joe Fanny Doris Joey

Farm to Market Road Bill and Primary Road Fund Debate

A northern state column analyzes the Farm to Market road bill and its impact on the primary road fund. It outlines fund allocations, bonds, construction plans, and county roles, noting protections against fund diversion and a constitutional amendment to safeguard the fund.

Primary Road Fund Highway Commission Emmet County Board of Supervisors Armstrong Board of Supervisors Minnesota

Mayday 1909 Coldest in Forty Years Records

May 5 1909 entry notes Mayday was the coldest since weather bureau began forty years ago. Temperature dropped six degrees below freezing at 7 am and stayed around that level for 24 hours. Other items include Dan Patch race talk at Minnesota state fair and local notices on residents, resignations, and finances.

the Vindicator Republican Weather Bureau Dan Patch Minnesota Minor Dan M. K. Whelan Tilton Seabreeze Florida Geo. Shadle Spence Brown E. Howard Street Utterback The Christian Church Lincoln Nebraska Frank G. King Perkins-King Co

Eisenhower and Miss Eisenhower wed in May 1919 home ceremony

Twenty years prior, Miss Lillian Mae Eisenhower and Claude P Mauck were married at the bride’s parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Eisenhower, Tuesday morning. Mrs. H S Greig returned from Washington DC after attending the DAR national convention. Private Fred McCarron, just returned from France, visited his aunt Mrs John Morrisey in the city yesterday.

the Vindicator and Republican Claude P. Mauck Lillian Mae Eisenhower Wm. Eisenhower H. S. Greig Washington, D.C DAR Organization France John’ “Morrisey

Skating Meet Highlights and Local Happenings

George set a splendid skating record but fell three points short of first place. Clarence Swale has been mustered out and is expected home this week. Mrs Ralph Rousseau and Miss Thomas hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Maude Tompkins, set to marry in June. A J Case bought property on West Lincoln Bay and Mrs Wesley Dunham with children returned from California for the winter.

George Clarence Swale Ralph Rousseau Miss Thomas Maude Tompkins A. J. Case West Lincoln Bay Wesley Dunham California

Urge Close Check On Symptoms In Cancer Fight

Iowa City reports urge the public to fight cancer with knowledge under the state's Women field Army. Led by Iowa City state commander Mrs Arthur V O'Brien, the campaign promotes early detection and lists danger signals such as persistent lumps irregular bleeding sores that do not heal and sudden mole changes.

Iowa City Iowa Women’s Field Army The American Society For the Control of Cancer Arthur V. O'Brien American College of Surgeons Bot C. Palmer United States Towans

Obey Traffic Laws and the Duty to Cooperate

The text urges strict adherence to traffic laws and cooperation with officers. It argues regulations, though burdensome, aim to save lives and prevent injuries, and warns against criticizing law enforcement and governing bodies that create ordinances. It notes drivers must regulate themselves to uphold decency and courtesy.

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