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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1933
Page
2
A long readers letter argues national farm debt is a small problem, citing Twentieth Century Fund data. It notes 60 percent of farms are mortgage free, only about 750,000 in acute distress, and total farm debt is a small share of national debt, urging calmer policy and broader trade.
Joyce Beaver age sixteen and her brother Frederick two were buried in a double funeral at Milford's Methodist Episcopal church after dying from burns from a house fire that destroyed their parents Roy and ______ Beaver’s home five miles west of Milford. The blaze began with a gasoline pan explosion used for cleaning.
L M Christensen hosted the Men’s bridge club Monday with three tables after a 6:30 dinner. Guests included Jas Rainty, Dr S G Ewen, J E Stockdale, H C Brees, N H Me Kerral, John Greig, Dr A Ivey, B W Kepler, Geo Anderson, and substitutes Wm Johnston and Ll R Buckingham. Hostess duties to follow for Pot Luck club and guests Tuesday at 6:30. Also, Methodist church Women’s class party Thursday at 7:30 in the basement. Breakfast club hosted pheasant dinner Sunday with Dan Howard, H L McMillan, Lloyd Crim, B H Brackett, N H McKerral, H E Nathanson, William Johnson, W C Currell, L M Christensen, Florence Norby, Sarah Bennett, and the hosts.
The M. E. Brotherhood hosts the Brotherhood classes from nearby towns for a seven oclock dinner Tuesday evening in the church basement served by the Ladies Aid. A short program follows with group singing led by Mr Jorten and special musical numbers. Rev Q O Schaal of Corwith will be the speaker.
Cenulold Frost Shields, 39c glass 69c electric defroster 25c felt floor mats 39c heaters 5.95 to 7.65. This compact notice advertises low prices on winter goods at Gam ble Stores.
Delegations from Dolliver Huntington Grarttinger Armstrong Swea City Fenton and Fairmont Minn arrive for an evening speakers program. Mrs Carl Moser hosts Entre Nous at the Gardston hotel luncheon. guests include Mesdames Stockdale Hoye Turner Coleman and others as they play bridge. Dinner club entertains Dr and Mrs Ewen with four tables of bridge. Grace Episcopal ladies guild to meet with men invited to supper after a business meeting.
A group of women met with Mrs. Frank Logan Saturday to form the Bidenby bridge club. A dessert luncheon was served and the afternoon spent playing bridge. Mrs. F. W. McCullough won high score and Mrs. J. A. Cramer was second. Attendees included Mesdames Fred Gates Dennis Knudson Harry Jones Carl Michelson F W McCullough J A Cramer and Herman Wels.
Save on radio supplies at Gamble Stores with B batteries 98c tubes 39c and up 100 ft antenna wire 49c and C batteries 25c.
The article details a government program offering farmers payments to reduce hog production and corn acreage. It lists contract specifics for producers and the secretary’s payments, including a $5 per hog adjustment and 30 cent per bushel corn rental, with penalties for noncompliance.
The contract provides payments of 2.00 per head on issue, 1.00 per head around November 6 1934 and 2.00 per head around February 1 1935 for hogs produced and marketed. Deductions apply if 1994 hogs exceed 76 percent of the 1932 33 average. Misstatement or noncompliance permits contract termination and refunds with liens on future hogs. Pro rata deduction covers Corn Hog Control Association expenses relative to total rental and adjustment payments.
The Philharmonic society met at city hall for rehearsal. Several residents made Sunday visits or underwent medical treatment at Coleman hospital, including Mrs. Bernard Isakson and Mrs. E. S. Skattebo. Various locals traveled to nearby towns for family events, visits, or birthdays, with multiple families spending weekends in Dolliver Newton and Rochester.
The New York Fashion Show features high curls as the main attraction named Park Avenue Night receiving hairdresser votes of approval at the convention that week. Also notes family moves, births, and visits by local residents including the Lowe, Miner, Salyers, Taylor, and Markley households with various arrivals and trips.
Miss Mildred Lorimer, visiting her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs David Lorimer in Kansas City and Mrs Jerry Wegs and children visiting relatives in Lebanon Missouri, returned home last Monday with Mr and Mrs W V Sweet. A new comic page features The Ambassador and Sentinel Louie by O Blogow in The Chicago Herald and Examiner next Sunday and every Sunday.
In regular session the Emmet County Iowa Board of Supervisors moves to prevent settlement by Harold Lucht family Joe Stenfanski Stancy Stenfanski Regina Raymond Angeline Margaret Stefanski Laura Van Horn Horace G and Wm Van Horn Bessie Fry and others and authorizes notice under Iowa Code 5315 5316. Board adjourns to December 4 1933 with all voting aye. Dorothy Klopp County Auditor.
Gambles advertises lower prices on models including an all electric mantel radio with dynamic speaker and 1934 tubes at 14.95 dollars, a battery console set reduced from 49.95 to 44.50, and an electric console also cut from 49.95 to 44.50.
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