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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1933
Page
2
The piece laments NRA outcomes and price pressures on farm products while noting government actions in pig purchases, Ford’s stance, and potential unemployment effects. It cites tax maneuvers, investor impact, and political manipulation, warning unions and voters about shifting taxes and delayed NRA worth. It quotes Gov Bragg and Secretary Wallace with caution about enemies made.
The passage warns that the longer eyes remain closed the heavier the bill will be for taxpayers and consumers. It asserts that taxpayers ultimately pay for every dollar lawmakers add to government costs.
Mr and Mrs L E Roetman and Margery of Burt visited Dolliver friends last Thursday afternoon while Burt friends fished at Turtle Lake. L P Stillman attended the Northwest Iowa Methodist conference in Humboldt as a lay delegate returning Friday. Rev C R Yeager also attended. George Riley of Webster City, stepfather of Mrs Emmet Cayler, passed away at his Webster City home. Miss Leona Balmer of Swan Lake works for Ole J Olson. Marion McIlwraith and Marvin Trees were absent from school due to illness. Thorvald Jessen rented the Henry Claussen farm and began plowing for 1934. Frank Wertz of Armstrong seen in Dolliver. he formerly lived here. Mrs L P Stillman and her daughter and son-in-law Ray and Mrs Koon of Waltham MA visited Emmetsburg, then Algona, Mason City, Chicago for the Century of Progress. Mrs Stillman to return. the Koons to go home after visit. Ladies Aid served by Mesdames Ross, Griese, Iverson, and McIlwraith. Bazaar planned for Oct 14. Ole J Olson moved Paul Anderson family into Dolliver from Howard Lake MN. Jim Hill of Grover community called in Dolliver. W G McIlwraith and Mrs Smiley's visit to Sioux City. Beryl Bromley currently employed in Imogene MN. Annoucement of the marriage of Miss Flossie Schenck and Mr Hans Jensen occurred Sept 27 at the Little Brown Church near Nashua. Mrs Jensen is a Dolliver High School alumna.
Why drive on old tires when you can get non skid protection and safety within a few cents of Gamble's all time low prices. There never was a better time to buy, especially while our low prices continue.
A social note says a groom hailed as a stranger in the community wins a fine young lady for his bride. Dolliver high school baseball loses again to Ceylon on the latter's diamond last Friday afternoon, this time by one run, its 1-0 defeat noted. Mr and Mrs O P Stow depart Friday evening for Chicago to attend the World's Fair.
The Sticktutt club hosts Mrs. Harry Brown this Thursday with roll call on inventors and discoveries. Mrs. L W Stark assists as hostess. Mr. and Mrs. J H Larson hosted Sunday dinner with Mrs. Iva Christ and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Larson of Clear Lake. Elmer Nelson attended a funeral in Gibbon Minnesota for Mrs. Berlin, an old family friend. Elsie Wieltland helps Mrs. Cornell Oleson with housework. Grace and Alice Martens were supper guests of Mrs. W J Dewall. Dewall and Landmesser drove to Hartley. Landmesser bought a corn picker. Elmer Nelson attended Superior Ladies Aid. Kenneth Riley and family rented a farm near Superior. L W Stark completed a new storm cave.
Mrs Mary Harris returned Monday from a four week Canada trip visiting her son Ed. Mrs Doty spent last week in Sibley with relatives. The Chester Howell family moved to Ernest Sharps place west of town to work for Mr Sharp this winter. Numerous locals visited kin in Spencer Freeport Arnolds Park and Cedar Rapids. The Legion Auxiliary raised funds to re-shingle the church as part of service. Several residents traveled to Minneapolis and Champaign for studies and work.
Geo Bradley and family from St Augustine Fla visit. Herbert Anderson returns from Seattle after funeral of son Esmond. Ralph McQuirk from hospital at Iowa City then Birney hospital Estherville to regain strength. Mr and Mrs W D Adey and daughter of Granger visit Harley Prentice home. Mrs Adey and Mrs Prentice sisters. Frank Johnson and Bruce in poor health visit Milford. Mrs Walter Garling of Roaste and Mrs Mertz of Royal call on Friday. Mr and Mrs Glen Van Twyle of Des Moines visit Wardrip and McCoy homes. Lucy Wardrip returns home with Van Twyle party. H C Coleman family of Laurens shares Sunday dinner with A A Lewis. Miss Ruth Morris travels to Cylinder with friends. Emersons attend family picnic at Gilbert Spirit Lake and Doolittle gathering near Milford. Miss Mildred Landmesser hosts a gathering with card entertainment. Miss Irma McMullen hosts sewing bee with friends. Social Hour club meets with Mrs Flossie Zerfoss. memories of first school spark anecdotes. Classroom session led by Mrs Bringleag and several pupils attend. Lunch served in paper bags. A C Pringle family and Irma McMullen drive to Lake Park to take Mrs McMullen home.
Social items report a farewell party for Peggy and Charles Fisher hosted by the Andersons with games on the lawn and dancing. Gifts were given to the honorees and refreshments served. attendees included Betty Merron, Lola Nelson, and many others. Mrs. Geo Lyman hosted an evening bridge with four tables and a high-score prize for Mrs. Con Alt.
Billge hosts a reception with refreshments after an evening gathering. Woman's Bible class at Mrs. Hutchinson's Twelve Mile Lake township met for quilting and social time, followed by lunch. Bridge luncheon planned at Mrs. Zelmer's with five tables of bridge this afternoon hosted by three Lake Park residents.
Elmer Heneman returned to Spirit Lake with three Ford cars after a Des Moines trip. Mrs. J. S. Hilliard will visit her daughter in New York City. Mrs. R. K. Blazer and daughter Katherine visit the World's Fair in Chicago for a week. Miss Caroline Myhre visited LaGrange Il at her aunt’s home. The note also mentions travel to Forest City Mason City Corsica S C and a chicken theft joke about Thos Storhow.
Tom Nivison visits as a business guest while many residents head to Chicago for the Century of Progress exhibition. The column lists multiple relocations, visits to relatives, and residents departing or returning from the fair, along with local volunteer activities and a Fine Arts department meeting at the Woman's Club.
A promotional notice offers a chance to win a lifetime income with prizes of 1900 dollars annually for first, 500 dollars for second, plus eight additional prizes. Full details promised in next Sunday Chicago Herald and Examiner.
Mason City held Estherville scoreless through three quarters but lost, hampered by penalties and a clipping call. Heimendinger starred with line plunges and 41 yard kicks, while Burns called signals in the second half. Sioux Falls defeated Western Union 21 7. Bobby Burns returns to play with Emmetsburg collegians. Pocahontas reports the largest potato crop in years.
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