Farmers' Forum Open Discussion On Topics Of Interest
A Farmers' Forum invites contributors to discuss topics of special interest. Members may submit ideas and participate in the open session to share experiences, insights, and questions.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1932
Page
2
A Farmers' Forum invites contributors to discuss topics of special interest. Members may submit ideas and participate in the open session to share experiences, insights, and questions.
A 1933-era piece argues the election will yield a temporary presidency and party control. It critiques current farm policy, foreclosures, and land prices, urging reform to curb land monopolies and agricultural influence while promoting cheaper production costs and fair distribution.
Continued from page 2, the program lists Bobby Brewster's Rooster- rade Operetta. Musical numbers include Introduction Instrument, Fee Mi Fo Pum Solo, Bobby's Rooster Duet, Can't Help It If I'm Bad Solo, Selection from Operetta Chorus, and Oh Soon It Will Be Thanksgiving Chorus.
Helen Keller, who since age two has been blind and deaf, was awarded a 1932 Achievement Award of $5,000 after a decade of work for the blind. The piece lists a long, drifting cast and community notes from Estherville, with references to school events, plays, and local happenings including sports, vaccinations, and social visits.
Advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a vitality booster for adults. Claims a doctor discovered a harmless laxative stimulant to energize organs, improve digestion, and relieve bowel issues. Encourages readers to obtain a bottle, stressing safety and affordability for all ages.
Lieut Garrison Davidson, a former Army gridman, will head the West Point Military Academy football team in 1933 to succeed Ralph Sasse, who coached in 1931 and 1932.
Ringsted residents Mr and Mrs Herman Madsen and daughter June and others visited. Swea City visitors. Mr and Mrs H L Ditsworth called on H C Jensen family. several families hosted guests for Sunday dinners. Virgil Williamson and Harvey Jacobsen spent time with Merrill Christiansen. plans to attend Seneca Junior class play Zippy on Thursday and Friday evenings amid continuing winter travel disruptions.
Mr and Mrs Andy Burt Sr and family hosted guests at the Glen Bort home Wednesday. Alfred Jorgensen near Ban Croft helps with housework. Mrs C J Houseman and Mr and Mrs Fred Houwtesennt visited the Melvin Hockety home Sunday. Mrs Walter Richmond and Mrs Wilbert Richmond with Jean shopped Sunday. Andrew Jobinsen visiting brother Scoobery of Soline as flu lingers. Wallace Richmond and Bert Clark spent weekend at their homes and returned Monday. Fred McGregor and son Clifford had Sunday dinner with Anthony Shaw. Alfred Hackerson shelled corn Monday afternoon. Axel Hansen and daughters visited Ralph Stown. Lorenzo Hidgaton and son John Oliver dined with Harry Harrison family. Wayne Whelan and son Donald attended visiting hosts.
Wilbert Richmond and daughter Joan visited the Henry Pruell Sr. home near Ceylon on Sunday. Roads were blocked and children were being hauled to and from school by haroes. Burl Horswell husked corn for Anna Churchill. Wim Gibbs served as a judge of election at Armstrong on Tuesday. V-R-
A series of social items notes visits and parties in Pasadena and nearby homes. Priscilla Club and Methodist group host Friday gatherings with Vensy Mahlin. Mr and Mrs Meade Meade celebrate Donald Phuasen’s birthday at Henry Hood home. guests include Herman Tener Arnold Anderson Joe Huckies and others. Mrs Amos Boyster is honored at a party with afternoon service and a rich guest list includes J Sion Mrs Wale Jones and others. The piece records mingling, gifts, speeches, and a luncheon with many attendees.
The American Boy Youths Companion editor touts 1983 issues full of adventure sports travel and science stories. Readers will join the Royal Canadian Mounted through forests and Borneo posts and learn about oceans and aviation. Subscriptions are $2 a year or $3 for three years with an offer of free name branding on receipt to gift to a son nephew or neighbor.
A Tuesday evening benefit bridge hosted by Grace Episcopal guild at the FP J White home drew seventeen tables. Auction bridge produced high scores for Mrs W H Hunt and F E Martin, while contract bridge honors went to Mrs H Oransky and Geo Anderson. A lunch followed the event.
Mrs K V Turner hosted the T B club with contract games and a luncheon. Duo Decim club meets at L J Sargent’s home for bridge after a one oclock lunch. Mrs Turner, Mrs Johnston and Mrs Clark guests of honor. Pw Lusk club dines at L M Cherstens home with Drdses after six. Dinner guests planned for Friday evening with Ivy Bridge and other couples.
Corner of 8th and Main Sts services at 11:00 A M and 2 00 P M Friday evening and 8 00 P M Jesus Said If thou canst believe all things are possible Thanksgiving service Thursday November 23 at ten o clock invitation to all next Sunday 2 30 Norwegian language devotional meeting by deacons at 11 Sunday School and Bible Classes at 10 Luther League Thanksgiving program at 7 30 Thursday prayer meeting at Ben Thompsons home
Local notice lists Poland Cling boars for sale with pricing noted as reasonable. Contact MJ Minece for details and availability.
Dorcas group meets Friday at John Lindholm home. Confirmation class Saturday 10 A M. Choir practice Monday 8:18. Ladies Aid Thursday Dec 1 hosted by Mesdames Swanson and Thorsland. Union State Line Services Sunday 11 A in English. Catechism and V R Sunday School 10 A and 8 P M Norwegian service. Luther League program Sunday 8 P M from recently confirmed class. Bible Study Thursday 8 P M on Samuel. Confirmants meet Saturday 9:30 A M. Immanuel Church Sunday School 10 A M and service 11 A M English. Holy Communion during service. Light Bearers Mission Society Saturday 2 P M. luncheon served by Mrs Ball and Mrs Andresen. Thanksgiving Day service 10:30 A M English. Prof. Oscar Hanson to preach. Ladies Aid dinner afterward. Palestine Church communion postponed next Sunday. deacons conduct devotional 11 A M. Luther League Sunday 7:30 P M. Confirmation class Saturday 1 P M Owen Waldee home near Huntington.
We express sincere appreciation for acts of kindness shown during the last illness and after the death of our beloved husband, father and brother. Also for expressions of sympathy. Mrs. E. E Cooper, Mr and Mrs Tom Triggs, Mr and Mrs Harry Cooper, Mr and Mrs John Winters, Miss Marion Cooper, Mrs. John Blanchard.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.