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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
5
Dean William Ralph Inge declares the Church of Christ today is the whole congregation dispersed globally and that moral influence is open to laity and clergy alike. He likens the church to an orchestra guided by a Divine Conductor, summarizing modern religious thought.
Mrs. Wm Johnston was surprised at a Breakfast Club gathering with her house guests Mrs. J. J. Roshek of Dubuque and Mrs. Wm Ziepprecht of Madison. A noon luncheon followed, with other entertainments planned by local clubs and visitors over the weekend.
Humboldt business leaders hosted Safety Day in front of the library where 181 cars were checked for brakes, alignment, and safety. About half received OK stickers as community members enjoyed 2000 doughnuts and 1500 ice cream cones, with refreshments at a library street stand. The event was sponsored by the American Legion and the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
The Iowa State fair will not need state legislative support for the 1933 exhibition. Attendance reached 267,242, about 20,000 higher than 1932, not counting free admissions for children under 12 on certain days. Secretary Corey says the fair mirrors Iowa conditions and signals improvement.
Three more burglaries hit Algona last week with three breaks for cash. Items stolen include a radio from the Algona Flour and Feed store and a safe combination from the C and N W depot. a wrecking bar was also taken. Local suspects linked to prior robberies appear behind the new incidents. Also reported are social events: the Rebekah lodge met at Odd Fellow hall. reception for visitors G Gardner of Jamestown and Mrs Wells of Rochester. White Shrine benefit card party with 80 guests and bridge inclines. Verona Hanson visited Cokman hospital. and Estherville residents attending the Chicago World's Fair and the national Legion convention.
The Farmers' Forum invites members to discuss topics of special interest in a timely gathering. Participants will share insights on agricultural practices, market conditions, and community concerns affecting rural livelihoods. Local leaders encourage attendance and informed dialogue.
A writer recalls a Saturday in Etherville listening to Milo Reno speak to farmers at Riverside Park. He critiques Farm Board promises, notes wheat price swings from 1.23 to 0.90 and 0.48, and urges neighbors to protect themselves. He argues land monopoly risks ruin, urges lower rents, and cites England’s mercantile class as a cautionary parallel. A Rochester Times Union note mentions a Westenman jailed for refusing parole by writing a thousand line poem.
The article highlights new winter coats with lavish fur usage and standout sleeves. Furs peak at a high fur collar framing the wearer's head while sleeves show modified mutton leg design with tucks and folds for volume and shape.
Reports from the Bernard Jennings property near Coleraine describe hundreds of petrified mud turtles and other reptiles surfacing after a newly dug well produced a clear water flow. The well was abandoned after the flow intensified and debris overwhelmed the site.
At a women's club meeting Mrs. Briggs proposed an A lunch for a well balanced school meal. The menu must include milk or milk foods, a vegetable or fruit, another substantial food, bread and butter, dessert optional, and a warm item in cold months. Dot and Bill tested four A lunch menus with empty baskets proving them satisfactory.
Menu lists fresh tomato hot chocolate pea soup cereals and desserts served at school plus bread butter sandwiches cheese celery loaf and a macaroni celery onion cheese cream sauce bake with breadcrumbs. The recipe uses elbow macaroni celery onion cubed cheese hot cream sauce bread crumbs and optional tomato sauce baked at 375 degrees for twenty minutes.
General Johnson rejects a return to Coolidge era fines while Roosevelt cites 1926 as the target for prices and buying power. Mrs Avery and children stay in Estherville with Fred White’s family. Mr Gordon and Mrs Erb visit Pleasantville, staying with relatives and friends over the weekend.
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