Vindicator and Republican newspaper details
Small scanned notice lists editors Adelaide Nichols and W E Deming with advertising terms and post office info. It notes Establishment and second class matter status in Estherville Iowa and outlines subscription rates for zones, though many digits are unreadable.
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Vindicator and ‘Republican Co
Esege
Adelaide Nichols
W. E. Deming
Estherville
Emmet County
Iowa
Will unemployment benefits cover conscripts after year in army
Questions loom over whether Iowa workers drafted into the army for a year qualify for unemployment compensation. State lawmakers must decide, as the law ties eligibility to recent earnings and available work. A policy urging national uniformity favors protecting those serving in defense programs and seeks federal amendments. National Newspaper Week is noted with Kiwanis urging support for newspapers.
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Iowa
United States Army
Claude M. Stanley
Town Unemployment Compensation Commission
Stanley
Kiwanis International
United States
Canada
Pollocks
Military service and wage credits amendments noted
The document outlines provisions to treat military service as not ending wage experience, ensures prior earnings remain usable for benefits, excludes wartime payments from taxation, and clarifies certification for credits under federal unemployment tax act. It covers abandonment of employment for service, active defense force status, and employer wage considerations during service.
Equitable of Iowa Offers Salary Reimbursement for Army Service
Des Moines office staff of the Equitable Life Insurance company will be paid the salary difference during full year military service. Married employees receive the gap between salary and army pay. single employees get the difference minus 30 dollars monthly. Upon return, all are re employed at current salaries. Absences count toward renewal commissions.
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Des Moines—Homme
Equitable Téfe Insurance Company
Towns
When All's Well by Edgar A Guest Poem Card
A short poem by Edgar A Guest celebrates simple sufficiency. It contrasts garden bounty and home comforts with winter warmth, praising durable roofs, pantry abundance, and steady joys of family life and neighborly acts. The verse links practical goods with enduring happiness and social contentment.
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Edgar A
Invasion Flares as Japan Seizes Indo China Bases
Japan clashed with French garrison troops at Dong Dang during the Indo China invasion. Tokyo called the battle an incident for which France was responsible and said occupation would continue. Japan claimed France agreed to three air bases and 6000 troops to man them. China mobilized on a threatened border.
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Dong Dang
Arrow
Japan
Indo-China
Thailand
Tokyo
France
China
Central Press
No Excuse for Drivers Not to Control Autos
The August accident report from the Department of Public Safety notes 259 Iowa crashes caused by drivers losing control. Fourteen deaths and 135 injuries resulted, with 1,703 crashes involving 2,801 drivers and 56 deaths statewide, 39 of them in rural areas. Patrolmen urge THINK and caution behind the wheel.
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Iowa
Department of Public Safety
Dickinson County Relief Plan Sent for Consideration
Dickinson County officials have drafted relief proposals submitted to the Farm Security Administration. A cross-section committee led by county workers and the board of supervisors recommends two paths: FSA leasing or buying large farms for relief families as long term tenants with purchase rights, and PSA leasing small farms to resettle families under a subsistence plan with eventual purchase. The plan aims to reabsorb families into day labor and restore morale, with broad local support and a proposal that FSA assume landlord duties if approved.
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Dickinson
Farm Security Administration
Milford Mail
Emmet
Board of Supervisors
Ethel McMichael
FSA
PSA
Npt
Dickinson County
Act Ag
Peraun
Plan calls for FSA aid to housing relief program
The proposal outlines allocating three to six room figures on acreages with outbuildings and FSA financing for seed stock and subsistence grants. The county board of supervisors and relief office would closely supervise the program, aiming to lower relief taxes.
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FSA
County Board of Supervisors
Relief Office
Gillette Family to Host British Refugee Children
The American Association of University Women at Sioux City plans to bring two British refugee children to the United States to live with United States Senator and Mrs. Guy M. Gillette in Cherokee for the war duration. The boy is 11 and the girl 9, children of Mr. and Mrs. C H Smith of Genista, Cecil Road, Swange, Dorset, England. Senator Gillette previously sent 185 dollars to the refugee fund and learned of the Smith children through the A.A.U.W. committee. The Gillettes have a son, Mark, age 12.
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American Association of University Women
Sioux City
United States
Guy M. Gillette
Cherokee
C H Smith
Genista
Cecil Road
Swange
Dorset
England
Gillette
United States Committee For Refugee Children
A.A.U.W
Smith
Gillettes
Mark
Greatness and character quotes collage
A compact collection of sayings on greatness and character from Johnson Colton and others. It notes how true greatness comes from rightful action and daily life struggles, emphasizing inner strength, discipline, and the shaping of character through ordinary moments.
Fall and Winter Hazards Rise in Highway Fatalities
The Iowa State safety council warns fall and winter are the riskiest months for highway deaths, with 25,800 people dying in falls nationwide last year. Spring is labeled the safest period and officials urge extra caution as seasons change.
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Iowa State Safety Council
V.R
United States
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Interstate Conference of Employment Security Agencies
Requitable OF
Draetees
Sué
Ray
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Kansas City Star
Yunnan
Frenga
Siam
V.rgillettes
V.I
Samuel Johnson
Colton
Mary Baker Eddy
Scott Holland
Maltbie D. Babcock
Elbert Hubbard
V.P
Estherville, Iowa
America
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Charles T. Dukes
Middle West
Daily Table
A. T. Carrow
Chas. ‘T. Dukes
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