10 Nov 1932
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1932
Page
1
AnOCR fragment from a 19th century issue notes a contest or meeting titled Fusofiee with a candidate named Emteree. The text references Congress and a March date around 187? with unclear place names and framing.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Feane Parker Stuckbridge and works, mentioning Jome, 4% rate, and references to wages, imports, and speed in transportation. The passage conveys industrial and economic themes with unclear fragmented names and dates.
The page lists numerous Estuerville residents and guests visiting Friday and Thursday. Names include Mr and Mrs Roper Meramen BLC Sul, Mrs Jess Rosburg, Hulger Agere, Mrs Tum Sunot, Sadie, Eidies, and residents such as Ernest Hever, Worth, and Busy families. It notes visits to and from Estuerville, events at homes, and local entertainments with various hosts and attendees. Several families travel to Grand Rapids and Chicago for visits or funerals, including Mrs Burt, Ethel, and Mrs Gertie Horewel, reflecting a busy social scene.
Incomplete OCR text references Ber bert Lievsay a Hollywood biucher and mentions New Mexica with garbled phrasing. The readable portions imply a dated or sectional note but lack clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a proper news item.
A long, fragmentary report lists visitors and residents around Superior County. Names include Maerur Bernan of Dolliver, Mr. and Mrs. Mooser, and Dr. Greer. events cover funerals, church activities, and school notes. Mrs. O Lambert and Mrs Marr Benultz are mentioned, along with Christmas and fall events, and a junior high sports update.
A long list of social visits, family events, and local engagements flows through Jackson area observers. Residents like Miss Loutris Raichardson, Mrs. Harver Bratt, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Jensen are noted hosting teachers, circle meetings, and gatherings at homes on Sundays and Thursdays with many relatives visiting from near and far.
A fragment describes souring after eating, claiming indigestion from over-stimulated Blumach nerves and excess acid. It promotes Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia as a tasteless alkali remedy dissolved in water, marketed as a proven, efficient method.
Ringsted residents Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Madsen and family stopped by the Andrew Thompsen home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mathiesen visited Sunday evening at the Orville Haahr home. Mr. and Mrs. Henning Jacobsen returned to Minneapolis after a week with Mrs. Jacobsens mother Mrs. John Petersen and sister Mrs. Chris Mortense. Mrs. J. P. Schmidt came back from Perry where he was recovering from an appendectomy. Mr. and Mrs. Meld Jasshen visited Sunday at Seen me Rown home.
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