Pro Roosevelt Push Gains Among Republicans Say Editors
Iowa Falls Citizen argues many Republicans back Roosevelt for national welfare over party interests while Hoover's record is blamed for harsh economic stress. The Des Moines Register is criticized as partisan in favor of Hoover, and farmers are urged to let markets and business revive growth.
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Norris
LaFollette
Hiram Johnson
Cutting
Roosevelt
Des Moines Register
U.S
Dickinson
The
Register
Hoover
Voters urged to choose by conscience not party lines
The piece urges voters to ignore last minute propaganda from both parties and vote by honest conscience. It notes Republicans split on Roosevelt, some Democrats backing Hoover, and newspapers shifting toward Roosevelt, arguing the country needs change despite Smoot Hawley and scare tactics. It predicts next Tuesday's decision will show voters understand what is best.
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Roosevelt
Hoover
Rooseviet
Smoot Hawley Fariff
Curtis
Why He Favors Roosevelt in 1940 Campaign
The Camden Courier-Post, a longtime Republican paper, endorses Franklin D Roosevelt over Herbert Hoover. The editorial lauds Roosevelts liberal record in New York, including unemployment relief and labor welfare measures, and criticizes Hoover for favoring big utilities and resisting liberal legislation. It endorses Roosevelts stance on repeal of the 18th amendment and liquor legalization, while condemning the Wickersham Commission and political distortions. The piece argues the nation needs Roosevelts leadership to pull the country out of a deep low mood.
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Courier-Post
Hoover
Roosevelt
New York
Wickersham Sion
Wickersham
Ballyhoo
United States
United States of America
Salyers Announces Candidacy for 996th District State Rep
I hereby announce my candidacy for state representative from the 996th district which includes Emmet county. Subject to the will of the voters I N Salyers from Estherville Iowa confirms his bid and urges voter support.
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Emmet
Navy
Roosevelt Victory Seen Key to Economic Recovery
Political ad from Democratic headquarters at the Biltmore Hotel in New York urges Franklin D Roosevelt’s election as essential to ending the economic decline. Business leaders and economists endorse Roosevelt, claiming his win would revive employment and restore stability, contrasting with Republican plans. Roosevelt is depicted as the decisive leader needed to stabilize finances and spur recovery.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Democratic National Campaign
Biltmore Hotel
New York
Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
White House
America
Why Every Woman Should Three Reasons Vote for Roosevelt and Garner
Roosevelt has faced pain and hardship and won his health battle, showing he can empathize with those facing odds and lead with heart and mind. The child’s welfare follows from the platform’s policies, and foreign policy aims to protect peace. The Roosevelts and Garners embody American home life, linking leadership to family needs.
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Roosevelt
Garner
Governor Roosevelt
Speaker Garner
Social items show hosting and club events in town
Mrs Christensen hosts a 7 o'clock dinner with a large guest list including Luella Shaw Mabel Jensen Berna Hansen Imogene Knutsen Cora Irene Sunde Josephine Jennie Manghild Handeland and others Miss Inman hosts Trienbid bridge club at Mrs Geo Bale home with high score to Laura Mathwig D A R meets at Mrs F M Brown’s with helpers Dr Edwin McDaniel speaks on Siam leprosy at Presbyterian Church Herman Oransky hosts a 24-person dinner with pink white decor and bridge prizes
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Miss Inman
Lois Inman
Trienbid
Edwin McDaniel
Siam
Presbyterian Church
McDaniel
A. G. Batley
News Of Earlier Days From the 1922 Vindicator and Republican
Recap of local social visits and travels in 1922 including Mrs F H Sherer of Iowa visiting daughter Mrs Frank Logan, Andrew and Mrs Smith in Faribault, Shattuck Academy student Russell, and travels of Supt J S Hilliard family. Mentions snow in Minnesota Montana and Iowa Yale game trip notes.
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the Vindicator and Republican
F. H. Sherer
Iowa
Frank Logan
Andrew Smith
Faribault
Minn
Russell
Shattuck Military Academy
E. Hilliard
Vinton
Lillis Gilchrist
Sunset Beach
Calif
Supt
Farley Predicts Sweeping Victory For Roosevelt
Democratic National Campaign chairman James A. Farley predicts a landslide for Franklin D. Roosevelt and John N. Garner on November 8. He cites a projected ten million vote plurality and a clean sweep of all states, urging Democratic workers to maintain enthusiasm and mobilize for victory.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Democratic National Campaign Committee
Roosevelt
Farley
Roosevelt-Garner
John N. Garner
Roosevelt Attacks Republican Leaders in Defiant Speech
The speech targets Republican leadership, not the party’s members, criticizing them as inept and opposed to Franklin Roosevelt’s prosperity. It frames the struggle as against a corrupt leadership rather than the Republican rank and file.
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Franklin Roosavelt
Kid Party Hosts Dress as Kids for Friday Event
Vera Joyce Horswell and Denise McNally hosted a youth party at the Horswell home on Friday evening. Guests arrived in kid costumes and spent the night dancing and playing games. Attendees included Mary and Elizabeth Rhodes Evelyn Norby Jean Richardson Marian Fagre Madeline Hillestad Ruth Raife Marie Cramer Fred Elwood Kenneth Hugg Jennings Lindholm Vernon Grimm Lincoln Shonkwiler Edward Gerloff and Junior Johnson.
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Vera Joyce Horswell
Denise McNally
Horswell
Mary and
Elizabeth Rhodes
Evelyn Norby
Jean Richardson
Marian Fagre
Madeline Hillestad
Ruth Raife
Marie Cramer
Fred Elwood
Kenneth Hugg
Jennings Lindholm
Vernon Grimm
Lincoln Shonkwiler
Edward Gerloff
Junior Johnson
Surprise Birthday for Mrs. Dunham by Neighborhood Friends
A group of twelve costumed neighbors surprised Mrs. Jay Dunham for her birthday with a Halloween themed entrance and a bridge party. High score was won by Mrs. J. M. Kiefer and low by Mrs. M. E. Wilson, with guests including Mrs. Wesley Dunham and Mrs. Frank Koch. A lunch was served and Mrs. Dunham received a gift box of stationery.
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Mrs. Dunham
Jay Dunham
J. M. Kiefer
M. E. Wilson
Frank Koch
W. E. Deming
Geo. Nichols
C. Alt
Chas. Lewis
J. H. McKay
Geo. Lyman
W. H. Dooley
A. G. Metzgar
Dunham
Mrs Currell Hosts J F F Club Luncheon and Bridge
Mrs W C Currell hosted a 1 pm luncheon at Gardston hotel for J F F club members then moved to her home for two tables of bridge. High score prize went to Mrs H F Nathanson and low score to Mrs F W Kohler. Guests included Mrs Dan Howard Mrs Jay Howard Mrs Ed Beck Mrs H E Nathanson Mrs Frances Kennedy Mrs E W Kohler and Mrs Marvin McShane.
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W. C. Currell
Gardston
J. F. F. Club
Currell
H. FE. Nathanson
F. W. Kohler
Dan Howard
Jay Howard
Ed Beck
H. E. Nathanson
Frances Kennedy
E. W. Kohler
Marvin McShane
Eastern Star officers attend Cedar Rapids meeting
Mrs. Owen Morton, Mrs. G H Morse, Mrs. Wm McArdle and Mrs. Henry Mahlum returned Friday from Cedar Rapids where they attended a grand chapter meeting. Morton is worthy matron, Mahlum associate matron, Morse district instructor, and McArdle a past matron of North Star chapter.
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Owen Morton
G. H. Morse
Wm. McArdle
Henry Mahlum
Cedar Rapids
Eastern Star
Morton
Mahlum
Morse
McArdle
North Star
White Shrine Benefit Bridge Party Planned
Arrangements are being completed for a benefit bridge party to be held tomorrow evening at the Masonic club rooms. Bethel White Shrine is sponsoring the event. Prizes will be awarded for the evening and a grand prize will be given at the close of a series of four which are also banned. Refreshments will be served.
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Masonic Club
Bethel White Shrine
Stop Using Soda For Digestion Help Advised
An old ad urges readers to quit soda for stomach comfort and promotes Adlerika from Jay Johnston & Co. and Estherville Drug Co. as a better remedy for sour stomach gas and sleep disruption.
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Adlerika
Jay Johnston & Co
Druggista & Estherville Drug Company
How Iowa cut two million from the tax levy says HELGASON
A citizen argues that the last legislature reduced state spending by trimming university expansion, staff, and programs at Ames and Iowa City. He urges further cuts to official registers, historical department, census, and high salary offices, claiming these reductions will lower taxes with minimal harm.
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General Assembly
Ames
Iowa City
Horse Breeders’ Association
Corn Growers’ Association
Iowa
Harry Linn
Historical Department
Secretary of State
Treasurer of State
Sheriff Sale Notice in Emmet County Iowa
Notice of a sheriff sale based on a judgment from the Emmet County District Court against Ina Herum and others in favor of Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank for 15002.91 debt plus costs. Property described includes portions of Section 22 and Lot 1 of Section 15 in Township 98N, Range 33W. Sale set for November 18, 1932 at the Estherville courthouse, 9 am to 4 pm with bidding starting at 10 am.
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District Court
Emmet
Iowa
Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank
Ina Herum Et al
Township 98
Emmet County
Court House
Estherville
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Ad Excerpt
A vintage promotional piece touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild stimulant for children and adults. It claims benefits for digestion, energy, school performance, and general health, urging use as an alternative to harsh laxatives.
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Caldwell
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