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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1933
Page
3
A historical newspaper column argues that black ink prevents blue symbolism, contends financial recovery relies on business profit, and urges government aid to manufacturing farming and general merchandising. It asserts employment grows from prospering enterprises and opposes making employers pay more through tougher policies.
The Olivia Journal cites lawbreakers during Minnesota pheasant season with wardens confiscating hundreds of illegally killed birds on a highway. One hunter reportedly had 92 birds, all tied to Twin City addresses, fueling city hunter resentment. The piece argues true sportsmanship lies in respecting law and others’ rights.
The Jackson Minnesota Pilot notes a shift from a rural economy to an automobile era. A decade and a half ago the largest town businesses were feed stores and livery stables with mills and an elevator. Now garages and filling stations dominate, with few if any feed stores, stables, or livestock, as residents trade horses for cars.
Dr Donahoe a Milford veterinarian and dairy inspector married Miss Iva H Greysteen of Alton last Saturday in Spencer at Father Wendl's home. Witnesses were Miss Edith Bennett and Robert Fay. The couple plan to reside in the H J Griffith house and took a short trip to Minneapolis before returning.
The Sifrit family thanks neighbors and friends for their great kindness at the time of the death of our beloved wife and mother. W. M. Sifrit and Family.
The Lesson-Sermon for all Churches of Christ, Scientist on November 12 centers on Mortals and Immortals with Golden Text Romans 8 19 and selections from John 3 1 3 6 and Mary Baker Eddy Science and Health page 548. It presents Christly birth and spiritual sense as revealed through biblical and textbook passages.
A Methodist church week outline lists meetings from Tuesday 7:30 PM Official Board to Sunday services at 10 AM Sunday school 11 AM worship with Barnby anthem and solo by Betty Blazer. Education week sermon on safeguarding character essentials followed by 6:30 PM Epworth League and 7:30 PM evening service with male chorus and Brotherhood quartet.
Estherville Lutheran Church programs next Sunday include 11 AM English service and 10 AM Sunday School. Joint Reformation Rally at 7:30 PM with choir, speakers Nordsletten and Mathie, and Estherville church as host. Ladies Aid Thursday, prayer meeting Thursday 7:30, confirmation Saturday 10 AM, Lutheran Brotherhood Monday 8 PM. Union State Line Church has English service 10:45, Luther League social Wednesday at Edward Stanwick home, confirmation Friday, 2 PM Norwegian instruction Saturday. Notas announce Reformation festival Sunday 7:30 PM in Estherville church with neighboring congregations. Afternoon service 2:30 PM Norwegian with Lord's Supper. Ladies Aid Thursday 2:30, mission boxes, Bible study 7:45, choir rehearsal 8:45. Dorcas Society Tuesday, refreshments by confirmed girls, Light Bearers Friday 8 PM, Ladies Aid next Wednesday. Forenoon 11 AM English service, Holy Communion in Norwegian afternoon. Church school Sundays 10 AM, morning worship 11 AM with Armistice Day sermon on Peace, evening service 7:30 with Young People Chorus. Boy Scouts Monday 7, Girl Scouts Monday 7.
Mrs. Chas Lyons of Van Nuys hosted four tables of bridge with Mrs. R. N. Ellsworth winning high score and a guest prize for Mrs. Lyons. D. A. R. members met at Mrs. Rainey’s home with lunch. Anita Houltshouser hosted O. G. club with two tables of bridge and lunch. Rex and Mrs. Smith hosted a family reunion with guests from Des Moines to Minnesota. Mrs. Jessie Fuss entertained in Dunnell Minn for her mother Mrs. Headley with a noon dinner. Seven tables at a Legion auxiliary benefit bridge hosted by Mrs. Edwin Sorum and Mr. Claude Randolph. high score won by Mrs. H. L. McMillan.
Local brief lists events and visits: Heyman and Brown travels, hospital stays, births, illnesses, and family visits. Notable items include Birney and Coleman hospital care, a surgeon’s appendectomy, and a new North 6th Street property purchase. Also mention of pheasant hunting guests and a Los Angeles trip for illness reasons. The closing joke comments on political photo trends.
Mrs. John Sandren hosted W. A. E. club with members sewing and visiting then lunch served. Ace High club met at Ralph's with bridge, high score won by N. R. Ellsworth and guest prize to Mrs. Lyons. Bridgs evening featured three tables of bridge with Miss Catherine Lyman first and Miss Catherine Robinson second.
Sam Kennedy of Clear Lake reports an $80,000 year from a large potato crop. A county agent measured 713 bushels per acre on one field. across 500 acres he cultivated 160 acres of potatoes, 75 onions, 65 sugar beets, 30 cab bage and 40 alfalfa with 125 acres of other vegetables. His crew varied from 40 to 80 workers seasonally.
On his peat loam soil, Mr Kennedy reports unusually large potato yields and the nation’s largest storage of white onions in Mason City. He uses a single state potato cleaning machine, grade sorting, and truck and rail transport to Chicago and St Louis. Ontario and Illinois onion crops lag behind.
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