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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1937

Page

3

Quarantine Address Sparks Debate on Peaceful Pressure

In Lake Pilot-Tribune excerpts from President Roosevelt’s dedication speech are discussed. The piece interprets the call for “positive pressure” as enlisting moral influence to oppose aggressive tactics by Japan and Italy, and notes a preference for nonmilitary pressure like boycotts and sanctions. The column questions effectiveness against Japan and Spanish rebellion, while praising the nine power movement.

M Lake Japan Italy Uncle Sam

To Construct Two Buildings in Coryell Area

Plans show a new concrete and brick building for Pfaff Bakery to store trucks and house offices on a lot west of Coryell Oil station on highway No 9. Bids opened at Fort Dodge. estimated cost about 20000 dollars. Building size 60 by 110 feet, completion by January 1. Anderson to Build. Contractor Carl Shaw has the brick building contract on South Sixth Street for Logan. Basement work underway. expected ready for occupancy early next year.

Pfaff Bakery Company Coryell Highway No. 9 Ft. Dodge Anderson Carl Shaw South Sixth Street Logan

Estherville Edges Worthington In Homecoming Classic

Estherville and Worthington Junior College clash in a homecoming game ending 6 to 0 as Estherville’s seniors claim a narrow victory. The day featured a clean fast contest with Estherville holding the visitors most of the game while attempting offense in the fourth quarter. Banquet and alumni reunion events capped a weekend of celebrations with diverse attendees from several towns.

Estherville Ineeldon High -School Worthington Junior College Worthington Wolves Sheldon Worth Hornby LE Iverson Reichmann Munson RG Erickson Miter Clark Evelath Frahm McNally Krusemark Reid Klopp Warrington Hodworth Bassett Hynes Cavanaugh Schultz Woods Spenke Burt Cavanaugh Swenberg Worthing Ith Frahm Holmke Ripple Hines Rville Pos Sheldon Darling LE Sheldon Reed Oy Ag Moermond Chapala Ean Murphy Augtiv Co Lensink Otto Lamkin Wilkinson Steuland Ossenbirg Nichols Chapin Kelly AH Bowen Hillestead Swenson Riggs Myers Scientes Pldrénée _ Myers Eugenie McNally Alumni’ Association Louis Obye Helen Osher Imogene Knutson Lulu Holcomb Keith Albertson Swea City Margaret Lynch Sutherland Marian Silcox Dunnell Minn L. C. Fiott Hampden N. Dak U. S. Shannon Whittier Calif M. C. Black Ft. Dodge Homer Black Chicago Wayne Osmundsen New York Melvin Mickelson Jackson Amelia Benesh Wallingford Trim

Market notes snippet with corn and prices

Market brief mentions corn prices and routine trading terms. Names or specifics are unclear in the fragment, but indicates a commodities note with color and on site reference.

Passenger Fares Go Up

CHICAGO October 29 J J Pelley president of the Association of American Railroads said the body will ask the interstate commerce commission to approve a 16 percent freight rate rise for all classes except coal coke lumber fruits and vegetables with later requests on certain maximums He also said a passenger rate increase is planned Western railroads outlined an estimated five million dollar yearly boost in revenues from higher fares at a meeting in Chicago The AA R directors prepared requests for general freight and passenger rate hikes noting western lines would push fares into effect in three or four months pending ICC limits and approval A A R official said the IC C would be asked for a horizontal freight rate increase to cover rising costs while a prior ICC decision would yield about forty seven million dollars a year in added revenue a figure considered inadequate against six hundred million in annual operating costs

Chicago J. J. Pelley Association of American Railroads Interstate Commerce Commission Pelley Western Railroads Western Association Harry Guy Taylor I.C.C Taylor Western Lines J. A. Farmer A.A.R. Traffic Advisory Committee Ic.c I.C.D

Streamlined Train Through Emmetsburg Concept Explored

Emmetsburg officials and Mason City representatives of the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad toured the Mason City Canton division to gauge demand for a new up to date service linking Chicago with this section. If warranted the Marquette streamlined train now running between Chicago and Mason City could extend to Canton.

Emmetsburg Milwaukee Thati City F. Cody Aie Chicago Mason City Canton

Clay County Fair Profit Hits 30984 This Year Spencer

The 1937 Clay county fair, touted as the world’s greatest county fair, posted a profit of 30984 with receipts of 85323 and expenses of 54349. Improvements this year cost 36712, funded partly by WPA labor, leaving a balance of 7817.80 and no indebtedness.

Clay County Spencer Leo C. Dailey Dailey

Fort Dodge Sponsors Husking Contest for Champs

The Fort Dodge Chamber of Commerce with DeKalb Agricultural Association sponsors the first annual corn husking contest for National Champions. Held Thursday Nov 11 at 10 45 am near Fort Dodge in a high yielding hybrid field. Prizes total 600 250 100 and 50 with additional offers expected.

Fort Dodge Chamber of Commerce DeKalb Agricultural Association Webster County Fort Dodge Fred Stanck Ft. Dodge Elmer Williams Toulon Tll Walter Olson Knoxecounty Ill Orville Welch Monticello Carl Seiller Oneida Sherman Henrickson Lincoln Nebraska Ted Balko Redwood Falls Minnesota Elmer Carlson Audubon Towa Carl Carlson V.R

Fair attendance and livestock totals reported for show

The fair captured totals of 1170 overall with 200 horses, 4650 cattle, 780 swine, 210 sheep and 1100 poultry. Outside gate receipts were 126.2 with total paid and non paid attendance at 1954007. Be-Nollcis is a resident, R T Pullen serves as vice president, and Otto A. Bijorn as state treasurer. Dailey will file the report with the state as required by law.

R. T. Pullen Otto A. Bijornstad Dailey

Judge Heald Opens Nov Court Term

The November term opened with Judge George A. Heald of Spencer. Sixteen new cases file, including three divorces, three promissory note suits, two landlord writs, two partitions, one injunction, one attachment, one annulment, one quieting title, one damages suit, and one account. Attorneys listed include W. S. Johnston, F. E. Rosendahl, Harry H. Coffie, and F. J. Kennedy among others.

George A. Heald Spencer Marjorie E. Kopesky Clarence A. Kopesky William S. Johnston Williard D. Fewell Gertrude Fewell W. J. Fisher Robert Wilson Elgin Wilson F. E. Rosendahl Farmers State Bank Wm. J. DeWall F. J. Kennedy Iowa Trust and Savings Bank Frank P Smith Harry H. Coffie W. M. Rose Irene Halgan R. L. Payne Arthur W. Smith Steve Koppie Arnold Hageback Wm. S. Johnston Clysta Flindt Charles Freeman Hodge J. W. Morse Dens F. Flint Ammie M. Roven The Travelers Insurance Co O. F. Lashier Kleimpter’s Department Store Ralph Flichler E. €. McMahon Irwin E. Stewart Jack Miller Morse and Lee

Iowa Highway Officials Ready for Ice and Snow

Iowa State Highway Commission and county road groups prepare for winter with 8900 miles kept open by snow removal and ice control measures. Secondary roads receive attention, and the fleet includes additional spreaders and various plows. Motorists are urged to use caution when snow or ice forms.

Iowa Iowa State Highway Commission Oka Towa State and Couity Highwy

Teachers Go To Convention At Des Moines

All schools in Esthervile will close Thursday and Friday to allow teachers to attend a state convention in Des Moines. Supt Stith offered in lieu options. several chose local observation. Notable speakers include Mrs Roosevelt and Lord Marley with numerous education leaders and Des Moines officials taking part in social and business activities.

Esthervile Des Moines Stith Mildred Bernice Martin Francis Smith Dorothy Wassam Jeanette Watson Jeanne Grey Franklin D. Roosevelt Lord Marley London England Eva Pinkston Washington D. C Roy Hatch Montclaire Julius Borans Saint Olaf College Northfield Minn Misa Agnts Samjvelson W. G. Brooks Ls.t.a. A. W. Merrill T. T. Cranny Grinnell T.A Percy Hoak Des Moines Schooln Board Nels G. Kraschel Jos. H. Allen

Miss Kennedy Honored by National Postmasters Board

Miss Clara Kennery postmistress returned from the 87th annual National Association of Postmasters convention in San Francisco October 19 20 21 where she was named to the National Board of Directors as one of two Iowa representatives. The 1938 convention will be in St Paul and her duties will be arduous. The trip covered the Great Northern to Seattle to San Francisco to Los Angeles then Southern Pacific to Tucson El Paso Kansas City and CASE with special trains from Chicago to Minneapolis. They toured Fort Peck dam and met postmasters from Idaho and eastern Washington in Spokane. A boat trip from Seattle to Victoria and a Columbia River highway drive followed with many scenic stops and royal railway entertainment.

Clara Kennery National Association of Postmasters of the United States San Francisco Miss Kennedy Iowa St. Paul Seattle Los Angeles Southern Pacific Tuscon el Paso Kansas City Case Kennedy Lockner Terris Chicago Minneapolis City Glassglow Mont Fort Peek Spokane Wash Idaho Castern Victoria Portland Columbia

Two Bids Submitted For Diesel Engine Contract

The city council opened bids for a new diesel engine for the municipal power plant. Nordberg Manufacturing, Milwaukee, and Busch-Sulzer Diesel Engine, St. Louis, submitted offers on 1500, 1250, and 1200 horsepower units. Nordberg led on the 1500 and 1250 hp, Busch-Sulzer led on 1200 hp. Council to review specs and seek new figures. final action possible at a later meeting. Six thousand dollars for the old engine was allowed by both bidders.

Nordberg Manufacturing Company Milwaukee Wis Busch-Sulzer Diesel Engine Company St. Louis Nordberg Busch- Sulzer Busch Company Paul Linke Jas. van Valkenberg Chicago Fred Ehlers Union Stock Yards Nordberg Concern W. V. Sweet A. Fisher Jas van Valkenberg Lloyd Hohn Golla East Lincoln Street Lincoln Sixth

Unemployment Men Speak At Gardston Chamber Luncheon

At the Gardston Hotel luncheon 12 05 noon Wednesday speakers from the Iowa State Unemployment Compensation Commission present a film titled Today's Frontiers. Garret E Roelofs executive director and D W Crum director of public relations will discuss social security history and the push for legislation. Mrs George Soule of Boston to sing. she is sister to Wm Hiles and noted artist. In Roosevelt auditorium at 1 20 pm Crum and Roelofs speak on history background and necessity behind social security enactment.

Chamber of Commerce Gardston Iowatate Unemployment Compensation Commission Garret E. Roelofs D. W. Crum George Soule Boston Wm. Hiles Crum Roelofs Roosevelt Auditorium

Funeral service for Mrs Milton Anspach in Sac City

Mr and Mrs Wm Sykes attended the funeral service of Mrs Milton Anspach 78 Long Beach California held Monday at the Methodist Episcopal church in Sac City. Anspach was the mother in law of two Sykes sisters and a longtime friend who hosted them at her home.

Wm. Sykes Sac ‘City Milton Anspach Long Beach Calif Methodist Episcopal

Autos Purchased in Estherville and Surrounding Towns

A list of autos purchased by residents including Herman Reinhardt Dolliver Ford O J Anderson Wallingford Chevrolet truck Robert A Cox Estherville Plymouth John Clem Engen Graettinger International truck Gust Anderson Esther ville Plymouth Roy A Burt Estherville Dodge Mrs C R Kurtz Estherville Dodge Iva L Foster Eatherville Chevrolet Floyd Clabaugh Armstrong Chevrolet F M Scholtes Estherville Buick Mrs Purl Partello Dolliver Chevrolet

Herman Reinhardt Dolliver Ford O J. Anderson Wallingford Chevrolet Robert A. Cox Estherville Plymouth John Clemengen Graettinger International Gust Anderson Roy A. Burt Dodge C. R. Kurtz Iva L. Foster Eatherville Floyd Clabaugh Armstrong Chevrolet F. M. Scholtes Buick Purl Partello

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Waterloo Philadelphia Truck Pfaff Bakery O. L. Anderson Glass Shop Notre Dame Abe EA Dee al Bart Brooklyn Sir Hubert Wilkins Wilkins U.S.S.R Heald Iinty National Board of Directors Busch-Sulzer
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