Local newspaper masthead and circulation note
Vindicator Republican prints on Tuesdays and Thursdays by Vindicator and Republican Co. Adelaide Nichols and W. E. Deming listed as advertising manager. Publication entered at the Post Office in Exeterville, Emmet County, Iowa as second class matter. Subscription rates shown for zones one and two: One year two dollars and two fifty.
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The
Vindicator and Republican Co
Adelaide Nichols
W. E. Deming
Extherville
Emmet County
Towa
Who Is Raising Taxes Now A Taxpayer Call to Action
George Rollendining writes in the Fairteid Ledger urging action against high taxes. He warns taxes are rising beyond affordable levels, urges individuals to join or form local taxpayers associations, and argues for reducing public expenditures while increasing revenue to achieve national solvency.
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George Rollendining
The
Fairteid Ledger
Taxpayers’ Association
America
Tax trend reversal hoped to restore business confidence
A cautious forecast argues that if positive action is taken, the current dangerous tax trend could reverse within a year, restoring business confidence and initiative and leaving more dollars for personal spending.
Nazi finance and inflation tactics in occupied Europe
The Magazine of Wall Street outlines Nazi methods to control production and finance in Belgium, the Netherlands, and occupied France through legal stock manipulation and banks of issue. It notes high occupation costs in France, projected inflation, and the impact on currencies, urging individual community improvement rather than fault finding.
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Belgium
Netherlands
France
Poland
Reichsmark
Germany
Hog and Cattle Prices Outlook for 1941
County Agent M A Balkema argues hog prices have declined for three years as marketings rose but will improve in 1941 due to smaller hog sales and stronger demand. Cattle prices for medium and common grades remain high versus better grades as farmers retain cows and heifers. cow and heifer marketings may rise, potentially narrowing the gap between lower and higher cattle grades.
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M. A. Balkema
Glorifying the Hobo at Britt Hobo Convention
Opinion from Osage Press denounces Britt and other towns for glorifying hobos in a convention as a foolish practice that inflates nuisance behavior. It criticizes reporters photographers and editors for turning hobos into clever subjects and kings. The piece urges ending the tradition across communities.
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Britt
Osage Press
November Rides On The Wind In Winter Verse
A Chicago Trib poem fragment by Roberta Robertson describes November shaping the season with cold winds stripping leaves, whitening skies, and sweeping across hills marsh and town. The imagery follows winter’s advance as December nears.
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Roberta Robertson
Chicago
Halloween Club Party and School News Highlights
Mrs Rex Inman hosted a masquerade Halloween party for the M M club with two contest games. Prizes went to Mrs Edwin Juhl and Mrs Vernice Brown first. Miss Hazel Juhl and Mrs Harry Jesperson second. Royal Neighbors added new members Mrs Frank Ramsey and Miss Isabelle Ramsey. Also covered are school and community notes on sports, meetings, weather impacts, and local family visits. Team results include Gruver boys and Dolliver-Gruver games with losses and a 56-22 girls win. A blizzard caused livestock losses and windmill damage, while a Christmas exchange plan was set for the Center Wide Awake F H Club.
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Rex Inman
M. M. Club
Edwin Juhl
Vernice Brown
Hazel Juhl
Harry Jesperson
Clarence Juhl
Herbert Dean
Elmer Jacobs
Glenn Hackett
Vernie Brown
Harold Howard
Inman
Helen Anderson
Light of Religion Thought Gems
Thought Gems presents reflections on religious light and unity. Quotes from Psalm 97 11 Mary Baker Eddy and other writers emphasize inner illumination, visible faith, and walking in light to guide and inspire others.
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Channing
Temi
Mary Baker Eddy
Cuyler
Bernard Barton
Vitamins In Vogue Lets Get The Facts From The Past
The article traces vitamin concepts from ancient times to modern era. It notes early health ideas tied to liver and night vision, scurvy cures from fruits and vegetables, and the coinage of the term vitamin about 28 years prior. It highlights rising public interest, research by Dr. C A E veh and the wealth of vitamin products bought in drug stores.
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Kramer
Vitamins present in small amounts in cooked foods
The note states vitamins are not determined but present and can be destroyed by cooking. Evaporated milk diluted with water yields the same value as pasteurised milk. Thiamine listed as 1 microgram per 1/3 IU, with obscure units, and ascorbic acid given as 1 milligram per 20 IU.
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Nicoslavia
Vitamins Chart Highlights Roles in Growth and Health
A new American Medical Association committee chart lists key vitamins from A to D and their functions. Vitamin A boosts body resistance and eye health. thiamine aids appetite and starch use. riboflavin supports cell function and nervous health. nicotinic acid prevents pellagra. vitamin D prevents scurvy and protects tissues, with D called the sunshine vitamin.
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Committee On Foods
The
American Medical Association
Halfa Ladies League Holds Thursday Meeting
Rev and Mrs T C Burton and Mrs J B Goldsberry attended the Halfa Ladies League meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs Ralph Filer's home. Miss Jessie Mae Hartman nurse in training at a Fort Dodge hospital came Friday to spend a few days with Ralph Hartman family. Thelma Thorsland hosted a Thanksgiving party Saturday night. Mildred Shultz traveled from Mason City to spend the weekend with the Shultz family. Antone Ricke and son Vic visited relatives in Breda Tuesday, returning Friday night.
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Mason City
Lee Shultz
Antone Ricke
Vic
Breda
Dolliver American Legion Auxiliary Hosts Meeting
Mrs A R Eckhart hosted the American Legion Auxiliary at her home Thursday afternoon with Mrs C W Dickenson presiding. Neill Finn reported 19 members, one over quota. Attendees included Ruth Cayler Myrtle Whitehill C W Dickenson Albert Hardecopf H D Mereness Neill Finn H A Tvedte Paul Anderson George Jorgenson and visitor James Stillman. Mereness spoke on the Fall Conference in Fort Dodge on Oct 23 as a delegate. On December 8 Finn will host a 1:00 luncheon and meeting followed by the annual Christmas gift exchange.
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A. R. Eckhart
American Legion Auxiliary
C. W. Dickenson
Neill Finn
Ruth Cayler
Myrtle Whitehill
Albert Hardecopf
H. D. Mereness
H. A. Tvedte
Paul Anderson
George Jorgenson
James Stillman
Fort Dodge
Eckhart
Missionary Society Guests Gather at Huntington Event
Members from Huntington Estherville Ceylon Armstrong Fairmont and the Palestine and Dolliver Luther an churches attended the Community Church Missionary Society Guest Day in the church annex Wednesday afternoon. Mrs M C Peterson presided. Mrs L I Blake spoke on Stewardship after a musical program. Tea was served by hostesses led by Mrs C L Day and Mrs L P Stillman. Visitors Rev M D Bush of Armstrong and Rev C L Day of Dolliver attended. A free will offering was taken. Mr and Mrs L P Stillman then drove to Fairmont to meet their daughter Nadine Stillman who arrived by bus from Duluth Minnesota to visit home folks. Nadine works on a government home economics project in Duluth.
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Huntington
Estherville
Ceylon
Armstrong
Fairmont
Palestine and Dolliver
L. P. Stillman
Nadine Stillman
Duluth
Minn
Miss Stillman
Halloween or Election Pranks Burn at Galena Town Hall
Officials at Galena town hall near Fairmont found a fire in the store caused by a blocked chimney. Firefighters removed a dog and four dead cats from the flue as cleaning helpers cleared the chimney. Officials noted it followed Hallowe'en by a few days.
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Galena Town Hall
Fairmont
Hallowe’en
Most ChristianRailroad Hauls Last Passenger West
The Most Christian Railroad, known as the West South Carolina line from Donalds to Due West, ends after 33 years with no accidents or alcohol transport. Its engine Dinky, once from New York, will be left at Palmetto Estate, reversed to end the line, while local residents note the Sabbath-stopping policy and a single dying man transport. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Baird visited St James with neighbors Thursday.
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Dui Weat
Donalds
Due Weat
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Erskine College
Palmetto Estate
South Carolina
A. W. Baird
Donald and
Dale
St. James
Guy Simpson
Albert Baird
VR Curlew Mail Carrier Found Dead Saturday
Francis Griffin age 65 widely known Palo Alto man was found dead in his Curlew home Saturday morning by neighbor Doug Bennett after no activity for hours. Coroner R J Brink Ayrshire believes death from gas asphyxiation due to a defective oil stove burning at full blast. no inquest.
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Francis Griffin
Palo Alto
Curlew
Doug Bennett
Griffin
Bennett
R. J. Brink
Ayrshire
Hunter Wounded by Rifle Bullet Near Emmetsburg
Carl Vollmert age 17 is recovering satisfactorily in Emmetsburg hospital from a severe hip wound caused Monday by a rifle discharge while he was taking the gun apart during a pigeon hunt on the C. C. Peterson farm northwest of Emmetsburg. He may be discharged in a few days. Peterson, Vollmert's employer, was at the hospital when his wife gave birth.
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Carl Vollmert
Emmetsburg
C. C. Peterson
Peterson
Vollmert
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