The Farmer in a Changing World and a Tragic Obituary
A. W. Baird argues the 1932 election signals change but warns farmers face enduring oppression from monopolies and mortgage foreclosures. Elsie May Reed, born 1894 in Estherville, dies in 1932 in Wisconsin after a nursing career and church work, survived by husband Jay A. Bosworth and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Party
Mississippi Valley
The
Nile
India
Mexico
Italy
Spain
Elsie May Reed
Janary
Estherville
Hawthorne
Wis
Dickin Son County
Jay A. Bosworth
Cumberland
Middle River Sanitarium
Christian Church
Endorse Poor Fund Warrants for Bank Collection
To those holding Poor fund warrants please endorse them and turn them over to the Emmet County State Bank for collection. They will be paid when the Bond issue is completed. E. H. Hanson, Co. Treas.
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Emmet County State Bank
E. H. Hanson, Co. Treas
Local Social Roundup in Jack Creek Area
Elmer Ganpestad sawed wood for Hans Lund and Paul Glassnapp on Thursday. Mrs. Fred Brown and daughter from Iowa City visited relatives, while Will Lemaster returned from Wisconsin to attend a family event and face sympathy for a brother’s death. Multiple neighbors hosted dinners, trade visits, and farm tasks including cattle shipping, dental work, and corn husking as snow melted.
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Elmer Ganpestad
Hans Lund
Paul Glassnapp
Fred Brown
Iowa City
John Paugh
Lloyd Gardener
Lewis Berge
O. R. Gardener
Sylvester Berge
Violet
Will Lemaster
Wisconsin
Mr. Lemaster
John Hansen
Reisinger
Elmer Ganeestad
Tom Hansen
John England
Lytton
Edward Lund
Ringsted
Chris Ellerston
Oscar Solberg
Depew
John England Jr
Rockwell City
Grover
Mr. Smith
Eagle Grove
Gerald Madden
Art Meiners
Jackson
Minn
Elmer Meiner
Eliza Welsh
Estherville
Andrew Olson
Martin
Anoka
Minn, Tuesday To Visit Mrs. Olson
Elmer Meiners
Welsh and Sons
Sioux City
James Welsh Jr
Nettie Hansen Oor
Jimmie Ellerston
Social Items Roundup From Fort De Fiancé Park
Thirty five guests attended a Friday informal party at the shelter house in Fort De fiance park with games and a luncheon served by Miss Hazel Frank and Mrs. Ed id Shirley. A third of four Waite Shrine benefit bridge events will be held December 6 at the Mason ic club rooms. Elks lodge hosted a dance with Claude Willey’s orchestra and officers including Mrs. S. G. Ewen and others. Mayor Whelan, council members, and guests enjoyed a venison dinner Wednesday. D. D. D.'s meet with Mrs Ridley Tuesday. Entre Nous club met Wednesday with bridge after a one o clock luncheon at the Gardston hotel. Members listed.
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Hazel Frank
Edid Shirley
Shelter House
Fort Defiance Park
Waite Shrine
Masonic Club
Elks
Elks Lodge
Claude Willey
5. G. Ewen
F. G. Parsons
W. J. Tims
Leonard Carlson
C. F. Kilgore
Whelan
M. K. Whelan
R. H. Green
M. C. Peterson
H. H. Gaarde
Caras
Entre Nous
R. C. Coleman
Coleman Hom
Gardston Hotel
J. BK. Stockdale
Ho HL Drew
FG. Parsons
J. J. Hoye
K. V.turner
Carl Moser
James Clark
R. C. Cole. Wan
Daytime dress silhouettes in popular two style models
The article describes two daytime dresses with contrasting sleeves and tunic silhouettes. Left shows rough crepe in peony red with white and gold puffed upper sleeves and a high rounded neckline. Right features lettuce green revelry weave crepe with wide shoulders, full dolman sleeves, and a straight line skirt.
Courtesy Day and Bridge Club Notes In Estherville
Mrs Willem MeaArdle hosted a courtesy afternoon with Mrs H Dunham of Line Beach California visiting with her son Wesley. A Bridge club match in Estherville saw local men defeat Graver men with Joann Han Sorenten Harry Cristatell Leonard Carlson Fayre among guests. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Virgil Johnson and several others.
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Willem MeaArdle
H. Dunham
Line Beach
Calif
Dunham i
Estherville
Joann Han
Sorenten
Harry Cristatell
Leonard Carlson
Fayre
Wate
Roy Ridley
Vance Noe
Jayne Baa
Mrs
Virgil Johnson
Briggs Family Table Talk Meal Plans for School Days
Lorraine O Guts ay Coun ee days describes Briggs children Tom Jr Dut and Billie eating lunch at home on school days. Their mother outlines upcoming meals and adapted dishes for school-day lunches. The column provides recipes and quantities for spinach casserole and related dishes, with notes on ingredients and preparation methods.
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Briggs
Tom Jr
Dut
Billie
Local Family Notes From Algona and Adjacent Areas
A fragmented report mentions Mr and Mrs Riley and Mrs Mary Christ with connections to Algona. Names include Mrs Russell Weas and Mrs Floyd Saunders, with references to Mr and Mrs Palmer Frettem and AL Po Christensen of Maun reapalis. Other items appear partial.
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Mary Christ
Russell Weas
Floyd Saunders
Algona
Palmer Frettem Ofiragirin
AL Po Christensen
Maun Reapalis
LOCAL HAPPENINGS AROUND TOWN THIS THANKSGIVING SEASON
Miscellaneous hometown notes list numerous residents visiting relatives and spending Thanksgiving in Des Moines Butterfield Algona and other towns. Names include Mrs WOR Hunt Mary Nelson Crims Alberts Sawyer Shir Swale and Barkley Johnston among many families hosting guests and traveling for the holiday. Barkley Johnston a University of Iowa medical student visited with his parents in town.
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Mary Nelson
East Mainsirests
Fred Alb
Crims
Fred Movig
Gans
Henry Hower
Zayy
Robert
Omaha
Ben Miller
Terris
Danielsen
Amanda Alberts
Miss Alberts
A. Alberts
Mortgomery
Alva Sawyer
Edward Shir
Carl Sawyer
C. E. Swalana
Everett
Davis
Swale
W. A. Heidke
Wil
Falls
L. G. Thompson
Buena Merron
Donnabille
Betty
Algona
Ralph Miller
Frank Bombarger
Alice
Truesdale
H. Steinhilder
Robby
L. &. Godfrey
Bernadine
Lone Rock
Mary Louise Peterson
Minneapolis Business College
G. Peterson
Petersons
Walter Schultz
Barkley Johnston
Jay Johnston
Ft. Dodge
Barkley
University of Iowa
Thanksgiving gatherings and county notes from Estherville
The Johnson family hosted Mr and Mrs Earl Stillwell for Thanksgiving. Florence Chambers spent Thanksgiving in Mt Vernon. S Duggleby and family of Spencer visited Arch Bixby in Hardin County. A Reconstruction era report notes 192 employees earning over 400 dollars monthly, many 600 or more, with a broad pledge of accountability.
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A. Johnson Familly
Earl Stillwell
Florence Chambers
Mt. Vernon
S. Duggleby
Spencer
Estherville
Arch Bixby
Hardin County
Cnanetyg
Reconstruction Corp
Che Small Quinn
Mae Bewastraction Corp
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Crim
Grocery and Market
L. E. Crim, Prop
Farmers’ Forum
A. W. Baird
Jay Bosworth
Elva Mae
Dorothy Viola
Renal Jay
Betty Lou
Charles Reed
Rose
Verna
Harry Allen
Spirit Lake
Jack Creek
Pennsylvania
John A. Wells
Bryn Athen
Patricia Dow
Mrs. Dunham
Graverites
Eveyone
Marip Sorum
I. B. Allen
Cashiertown ‘Trust For Savings Bank
Jop. Kirby
Home Auto Co
Brown Mercantile Co
Estherville, Iowa
Lorraine O Guts Ay Counee
Seth
Dave Owls
Ted Gm
Poe
Sara
Aoe
Tata
Sovete Pr
Wor
Hunt
Arnold Mouritsen
Julia King
Martin Meiners
Woe Bradley
Duitier
A. J. Gabler
New Vs. Prado
Albertson
Jr George Bruns
Fred Ehlers
Ana Ame
Wikis Om Parbauit
Nao
Harry Vincent
Frances
Des Moines
Guibert Pullen
F. L. Gustafson
Butterfield
C. A. Butterfield
Martin Eckhart
Dolliver
Turtle Lake
Burkland
Poland
Fordson
Oliver Fordson
McCormick-Deering
Minnesota
Deering
LaCross
Osborne
International
H. Cp. Pairbanks-Morse
H. P. Mairbanks-Morse
Rinderknecht & Hansen, Audts
Adolph Mortensen
EL J. Manitece
Sat
Berry
Chris Larsen
Iowa
Geo, Nichols
Republican Co
Grand Theatre
Annie
Mitzi Green
May Robson
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Tess of
Crystal White
Coryell Oil Station
Lincoln Street
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