Franklin D Roosevelt life in brief from 1882 to 1932
A compact biographical timeline traces Franklin D Roosevelt from birth in Hyde Park New York on January 30 1882 through education at Groton and Harvard to law studies at Columbia and early political rise. It lists key milestones including state senate service, naval service during WWI, governor of New York elections and the 1932 presidential victory along with a note on early health problems.
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Roosevelt
Associated Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
James
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Groton School
Harvard
Columbia University
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt
New York
Carter, Ledward & Milburn
Dutchess County
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
U. S
Europe
Alfred E. Smith
San Francisco
James M. Cox
Harding
Summer Home
Campobello
New Brunswick
Madison Square Garden
Houston
Texas
Warm Springs
Smith
Chicago
Albany
Thanksgiving Blessings and Local Visits Highlight Busy Week
As Thanksgiving nears residents share blessings and visits. Mrs. Lottie Case rests at home after weeks with daughter and Des Moines relatives. Irving Martens and family visited Sibley. Oleson children show improvment. Corne Oleson cared for son. Helen Cleminson stayed in Superior due to weather. Marvin Nelson returned from near Winthrop. Ruth Nelson stayed with Fern Nasby because roads were impassable. Estherville high school commute noted. H. N. Jensen visited Dewall and Claus Martens. Claus Martens family joined Pete Schmidt in Raleigh. Trucks move corn and oats from S Houge farm to Estherville. Rosemary Lawson marked a birthday with schoolmates.
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Irving Martens
Sibley
Walter W
Childgren
Maurice Oleson
Corne Oleson
Helen. Cleminson
Superior
Marvin Nelson
Winthrop
Minn
Ruth Nelson
Fern Nasby
Estherville High School
H. N. Jensen
Dewall
Claus Martens
Pete Schmidt
Raleigh
S. Houge
Estherville
Rosemary Lawson
Sunday Socials Round Raleigh Families
Raleigh readers note a flurry of Sunday visits and dinner gatherings. Mr and Mrs Harry Schnell entertained guests including August Schnell and family from Jackson and Andrew Hagzer and family. The Dallmans Hugo joined John Dallman at a Sunday afternoon visit. Ed Smith and family spent the evening with Lee Kamp. Roy Simpson and daughters Yvonne and Ben Ann visited Spencer. An oyster stew Saturday night hosted by John Graff included guests Delma Lyke and Pete Schmidt and family. Other visits featured Mrs Herman Nauss hosting Happy Home club Thursday and Claus Martens family with Alice and Grace. Eugene Parkhouse and a friend toured via Lee Kamp home en route to Indiana from Montana. Further, Jooh Graf hosted at Tener Gundar. A R Marler with Host Mrs A Dytte and Delma Drie and Lece Stiter shared Sunday dinner in J Shannon’s home.
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The
Shipping Association
Chicago
Ralph Hornby
Marie Lyle
Roy
Ray
Marie
Hartley
Geo. Hall
Maple Hall
O. L. Wickens
Clarence
Wm. Burrell
Hazell Burrell
Wm. Ramsey
Pioneers Club
Harry Schnell
August Schnell
Andrew Hagzer
Jackson
G. Dallman
Hugo
John Dallman
Ed Smith
Lee Kamp
Roy Simpson
Yvonne
Ben Ann
Spencer
John Graff
Delma Lyke
Pete Schmidt
Herman Nauss
Happy Home Club
Claus Martens
Alice and
Grace
Eugene Parkhouse
Friend
Indiana
Montana
Local notes reflect Armistice day and community life
A rural community column recounts funeral travels to Dempster S D and visits from families including Mrs Dewall and Mrs Weinits. It notes Armistice day services, club meetings, lamb shipments to Chicago, illness recoveries, and a November 22 operetta at Superior School with a Thanksgiving program and a junior class play.
Local business expands with new bakery planned by J E Wilson
J E Wilson buys one of the Peterson Brothers lots south of his present location and plans to open a fine bakery in the spring. The note appears in the November 22, 1922 issue of the Vindicator and Republican.
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the Vindicator and Republican
J. E. Wilson
Peterson Brothers
A. C. Clark
Des Moines
John Guise
Brewster
Kan
H. E. Clark
Clark
H. E
Gulse
Ethel Towsley
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Viola
New York
Lucile Halleck
Rock Island
Carl Wels
Wedding and social notes from the 1912 Vindicator issue
Twenty years ago entries recount family journeys to Thanksgiving visits and weddings. Genevieve Rnisht visits from Fall to attend normal school. Mr and Mrs Ne ving travel to Wai field. Ed Koeneckes from Es therville. Strude wedding returns. Rosella Amundson and Williams family go to Blair for Thanksgiving. Julia Osher and Alfred Nelson wed at home of the Oshers. Pearl Ridley and Charles Revin wed at the bride’s home with Rev R C Mitchell officiating.
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the Vindicator and Reyubducan
Genevieve Rnisht
State Normal School
Waifield
Ed Koeneckes
Estherville
Des Moines
John Nelson
Pearl Viola Ridley
Charles J. Revinson
R. C. Mitchell
Simple German Remedy for Stomach Trouble
An ad notes a German remedy Ad lerika reaches the upper bowel to wash out poisons causing stomach trouble. One dose stops gas bloating. Jay Jonston & Co. and Estherville Drug Company act as druggists.
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Jay Jonston & Co
Estherville Drug Company
The Physical Jesus and the Nazareth Visit
A fragmentary meditation on Jesus healing a woman who touched his garment, the skeptical Nazareth crowd, and the prominent role of women in following him. It notes the tension between miracle claims and belief, and highlights Mary and other devoted women as central figures in his life and ministry.
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Jesus
Simsie
Nazareth
Herod
Lost 20 Lbs Fat in Just 4 Weeks
Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri claims rapid weight loss after taking Kruschen Salts. She reports dropping from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks with increased energy and reduced hunger. The ad promises a safe method and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Mae West
St. Louis
Kruschen
J. A. Cummings
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Iowa
Congress
Vindicator and Republican Co
Sompres
EM Embi Association
Leslie M. Carl
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Gunly News
Robert West
Center Country Club
Dorothy Scott
Graydon
Ramsey Henry Holt
Lester Anderson
Mr. Cox
Floyd Nehring
Rodney Baxter
Renee Teense
Eiane Francis Haahe
Rodney
Stranger
Henry
Grover High School
Butson
West Emmet
Lottie Case
Jooh Graf
Tener Gundar
R Marler
A. Dytte
Delma
Lece Stiter
Sundar
J. & Shannon
Lass Week
Superter
de Ningest Rete
Wil Dewall
Paul Weinits
Dempster
S. D
Doty
Stuard
Water Hasbrook
Bringle
Swanson
John Swanson Jr
Ed Ejike
Albert Scott
Hersom
Carlson
Daugters
Dunnell
John Swanson
Strong
Glan Far
Tington
Montgomery
C. Saunders
Pete Saunders
A. C. Bringle
Lake Park
Duane Richards
Bobby Brewster
Rosendahl
Little Pilgrims
Beverly and
Berkley Strong
Gloria Lewis
Betty Lou Nelson
Francis Lambert
Grace Scott
Annabell Watham
Ruth Carnahan
Max Weaver
Bill Logan
Vern Yoch
Robert Bradshaw
Francis Baker
Harold Wardrip
Audrey Christensen
Radio Service
Edgar Center
Yana
Lata
Akia 2
Magnesia
Gao
Bruce Barton
the Theatre OF Hits
King Vidor
Dolores del Rio
FBI
Frank Buck
Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Will Rogers
Janet Gaynor
Chartee Farrell
Tess of
Immanuel Luth
Church Missouri Synod E. Emory & N
Otis Lang
Andrew Sunde
Light Mullea
Gambies
Chichesters Ee
Druggiots
Biamond Gt
Twetten Furniture
Roetherville Po
Wiighasy
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