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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1933
Page
4
News notes from Estherville and area reflect obituaries births visits and travel plans drawn from the Vindicator and Republican files. Hon Howard Graves longtime Estherville State Bank president dies at his daughter's home aged 76 and many local residents are cited with weddings anniversaries trips and community events. The long run of 19th century weather and blizzard memories frames a recap of earlier years and local affairs.
Mrs Harry Carlson of Ogden stopped at Bert Clark home en route to Spirit Lake for her grandfather Ed Follett s death. Estherville visitors, the Wolf couple, came Thursday. Russell Ranney home for weekend from University of Iowa. Fannie Stewart returned Friday after summer with daughters in Algona and near Seneca. Lakefield Minnesota visitors at Fred Ros sow home. John H Bare and Paul Bare of Reading Pennsylvania visited E F Bare at R E Bunt home. Wednesday club held annual guest day with Mrs J B Knipe. Alpha class M E Sunday school visited Mrs C B Mitchell at Burt. Albert B Cooley returned to Galen Michigan after living with his sister C L Eaton the past two years. Mr and Mrs Brown of Swea City plan move to Armstrong this week, renting Harry Anderson house. V R
Superior Township notes a list of weekend visitors and gatherings across area homes including Mrs Hans Gunderson and Blaine Gunderson of Northfield Minnesota, Miss Lucile Sando of Alpha, and many families at homes in Jackson Petersburg Mapleton Terris Swea City and more. A birth is recorded for George Sophus Soernsen born October 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Soernsen. School notes report a teachers institute in Spirit Lake with a program and several students earning 100 in spelling and tests.
Nearly 18 million pounds of cured pork, part of about 100 million secured under the emergency relief hog plan, have been shipped to relief agencies in over 40 states. The program saves edible pork for 15 million on relief lists, pays producers about $32,000 in premiums, and aims to stabilize farm markets by reducing surplus while balancing corn and hog production.
A terse message warns that failure to submit a name and start will cause regret and urges immediate action. The caller emphasizes consequences and insists on immediate compliance.
The piece urges candidates to actively campaign for top awards. It warns that most votes come from subscribers already paying for Vindicator and Republican subscriptions. It stresses that everyone must contribute and not rely on friends to win. It emphasizes personal effort to maximize a winning total.
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