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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1933
Page
2
The piece notes broad initial support for the NRA but says faith faded as it proved unworkable and hindering recovery. It compares Roosevelt’s efforts to a failed home run and argues the NBA-like experiment was noble yet unsuccessful in aiding business and workers.
Deputy State Game Warden J. M. Hardman of Spirit Lake Iowa urges citizens to report violations with reliable information. He distinguishes between useless anonymous complaints and confidential tips from true sportsmen, thanking past informants and seeking future cooperation to protect wildlife. Ray Butler of Arnolds Park Iowa joins as a signatory.
Miss Mollie Jesperson of Harlan visits for the Dolliver pheasant hunt weekend. Mr. Cooper, Boone county superintendent, and Shirley Ann of Boone to attend the November 17 Junior class play at the Merenés home. Margery Mercness from Iowa State College to accompany them. Various locals and visitors noted from Algona to Estherville with school events, a flu case, and community activities.
Elmer Gangestad did machine husking for Chris Lastine Thursday. James Olsen from Lemmon visited relatives here. Mrs. Art Hansen and Mrs. Knute Oleson drove to Ringsted for dental work. Emil Christensen of Ringsted works for Han Christensen. The Hansens and O K Berven drove to Armstrong Wednesday. Irma McIntyre visited Nellie Helmers Wednesday. Jack Christensen of Ringsted laid a foundation at Pete Aanonson’s house. Robert Corderman harvests corn for Harry Wahldieck. Herman Helmers shelled corn, delivering to Ringsted. Farmers here finished hulking corn. Arthur Kruse and Wilbert Engholm were in Graettinger on Thursday. Francis Riggs of Estherville picks corn for Harry Wahldieck. Mrs. Lee Moore visited Odus Paugh. Spy Odus Paugh works for H. L. Thompson. Mr and Mrs Kruse and daughter Evelyn visited Sam and Mrs Anderson Sunday.
Mec and Mrs Frankie Nielson were Sunday evening callers at the Harry Wahicieck home. Mrs Fred Kruse and daughters Dorothy and Evelyn were Friday afternoon callers at Mrs Albert Cody. Miss Vivian Bennicksen of Ringsted spent Sunday afternoon with Dorothy Kdusz. Welsh Bros helped Nels Peter so with corn husking for a few days.
Rebekah assembly report from Council Bluffs shared by Miss Geraldine Buckley after attending in October. White Shrine to meet in Masonic Hall with a social hour to follow. refreshment committee named. Wesleyan Guild and Missionary Guild met with hostesses and leaders noted. Mrs. Charlies Lyons of Van Nuys honored at a Friday party with bridge and prizes. Rook club hosted by Mr. Archie Bixby. Miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Mike Korts featured gifts. many guests listed. Ladies Elks host Thursday afternoon with auction and bridge planned.
The American Legion and the Legion auxiliary announce a joint social at the club rooms this Tuesday evening at 7:30. A 10 cent charge applies for attendees.
A collage of brief notes from Estherville and nearby towns recounting visits, family news, and weekend trips. Geo Albee visits Hardy relatives. Harriett Richter from Emmetsburg and multiple local residents travel for gatherings and hunting. Henry Wallace draws 8000 farmers in Des Moines. others attend family events and medical updates.
Mr and Mrs Knute Johnson celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary last Tuesday. They were married at Story City. Their children include Mrs Martin Olson, Mrs Clifford Halleck, Dan Johnson of Estherville, Mrs H E Gammon of Des Moines, and Lewis Johnson of Moline UL. Eight grandchildren attended with all their children on the Sunday before the anniversary.
The page shows a spilling of board proceedings with multiple entries for aid, clothing, medical care, and fuel to residents and organizations including Mrs Dundas, Berrow House, Northern Lumber Co, and Dr J P Clark. A Gamble’s Winter Oil ad touts starts and lubrication performance at cold temps, with pricing for quart and five gallon lots.
Other prices may rise but Gam ble's tire prices stay near their all time low. Line 4.75-19 moved from 4.28 to 4.69 while Tubs begin at 79¢ and up.
Whoopee open house at Gambles featuring Xmas merchandise showing Friday Nov 24. Free candy bar to each child with parent. Antifreeze prices for Gyberine and other products listed. Notice cites city ordinance banning firearm discharge with penalties up to 100 dollars and 60 days in jail.
An old city ordinance from Estherville Iowa updates license rules for billiard halls pool halls and bowling alleys. It defines alley as the bowling surface and changes annual fees to 15 for the first alley 10 for the second and 5 for each additional alley with payment in advance. The measure takes effect upon required public publication with mayoral approval noted.
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