Mrs. Davidson Wins Yard And Garden Contest Honors
The Vindicator and Republican yard and garden contest announced winners judged by W. J. Tims and Wm. Johnston. Mrs. A. H. Davidson won class 1 with all work by entrant or family, Mrs. Frank Logan placed second, Chris K. Nau third, Mrs. Frank Logan fourth, and Mrs. Wm. Post fifth. L. L. Bingham won class II for hired labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Tims
Bingham
Davidson
Logan
Nau
Estherville
Blonde Venus at the Grand Theatre
Marlene Dietrich stars in Blonde Venus to be shown Wednesday through Friday at the Grand theatre. Dietrich plays a woman who works as a nightclub entertainer to fund her sick husband’s treatment overseas and meets a young politician who helps her. Young actor Dickie Moore appears as her son, now six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Marlene Dietrich
Grand Theatre
Miss Dietrich
Little Dickie Moore
Dietrich
Mrs Anderson Survives Train Crash Near Dunnell
Mrs L J Anderson wife of a Dunnell dairy farmer was critically injured Saturday when her Ford roadster was struck by a northbound M and St L train at a crossing a mile north of Dunnell around 10 15 am. Paralyzed on the right side with lung hemorrhage and a rib fracture she was moved to a hospital after Dr A H Bishop treated her on the way. She has two children aged eight and fifteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linus Peterson
Independents seek election for county assessor and supervisor
By closing filing day three men had filed on the independent ticket for assessor with two in Lincoln and one in Jack Creek. Republican nominee L. Knutson faces Hiram Griese and Albert L. Thorson in Lincoln and Jack Creek sees Kenneth Harding opposed by J A England. Geo Frank, a pioneer county resident, filed for district No 2 supervisor to oppose C E Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Jack Creek
L. Knutson
Lincoln Township
Hiram Griese
Albert L. Thorson
Jack Creek Township
Kenneth Harding
J. A. England
Geo. Frank
C. E. Fuller
Mr. Frank
Plan Splendid Program At Rural Social Event
Miss Bernice Maves, teacher at Jorgen Anderson school in Twelve Mile Lake township, plans a splendid program for 50 attendees on Friday evening Oct 14. Entertainment features pupil performances and a Wallingford band trio. Lunch follows with eggs exchange option. Anderson school lies about 3 miles south of Wallingford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Maves
Jorgen Anderson
Twelve Mile Lake Township
Wallingford
Miss Maves
Anderson School
1932 Winners Face Strong Home Grounds Next Season
The discussion notes many other home grounds that could challenge the 1932 winners, suggesting there will be stiff competition in the next season. The tone implies optimism about rival venues and potential upsets.
Campaign rallies in Estherville feature Davis and Davis talk
Estherville hosted two party rallies drawing crowds with music from the high school band and drum corps. Hon. D. W. Davis of Idaho spoke for Republicans defending tariffs, recalling hardships of the 1870s and 1890s while Ed O'Conor addressed Democrats at the city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Ed O'Connor
City Hall
D. W. Davis
Idaho
Republican Committee
F. J. Kennedy
Democrats
L. P. Stillman
Dolliver
Republican County Central Committee
James G. Blaine
Grover Cleveland
Geo. Nichols
Court House
Mr. Davis
Local school gridders win easy victories
Estherville Junior college crushed Sheldon Junior college 26 to 0 at Sun Derlin field in a one sided scrimmage. Emerick and E Mauss starred with multiple touchdowns and long runs. Algona High were defeated 32 to 0 as Edwards Aalborg and McAndrews scored for the Midgets and Dominate the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Junior College
Sheldon
Sunderlin Field
Wolves
Emrick
E. Mauss
Emerick
Ferguson
Vernon Mauss
Algona High School
Algona
Edwards
Aalborg
McAndrews
HERRING MURPHY TO SPEAK HERE IN ESTHERVILLE
Clyde Herring Democratic governor candidate will speak at Estherville city hall auditorium on Saturday October 15 at eight o'clock. F J Kennedy secures venue. Herring will draw a large audience. Louis Murphy Davenport U S Senate candidate visits October 20. time and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Herring
Des Moines
Estherville
F. J. Kennedy
Herring
Louis Murphy
Davenport
U. S
Henry Field
Smith W. Brookhart
Murphy
Iowa
Vindicator
Republican
Potatoes Offered On Subscription to Clear Debts
A limited number of potatoes are available on subscription to help those in arrears clear their indebtedness. The plan targets customers facing cash shortages and aims to reduce outstanding balances through this program.
High Lake man fined for out of season pheasant shot
Charlie Hanson of High Lake township pled guilty before Justice Gus T. Peterson to shooting a pheasant out of season. Deputy game warden Ross Moses filed the information. Hanson was fined $50 and costs and his gun forfeited to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Hanson
High Lake Township
Gus T. Peterson
Hanson
Ross Moses
O Connor Address Well Received at City Hall Speech
A large audience heard Ed O Connor democratic candidate for attorney general at city hall Friday. Frances Kennedy opened the meeting and introduced L E Crim and Ed Maniece. O Connor praised Governor Roosevelt, decried high tariffs, and said he would save the state over $50 annually without reducing office efficiency. He accused Fletcher aides of political racketeering and cited a bank foreclosure linked to foreign bonds violating Iowa law under AG oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lsten
Ed O'Connor
Frances Kennedy
L E. Crim
Ed Maniece
Kennedy
Mr. O'Connor
Roosevelt
Fletcher
Ben
Des Moines
Partiday
O'Conner
Iowa
Pleased with Airplane Ride and Future Travel
Hans Sconberg praises air travel after a Des Moines trip, convinced airplanes are the safest and most delightful mode of transport. He expects rapid air travel to become principal, noting a competent pilot lets riders relax read and converse as at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Sconberg
Des Moines
Estherville Youth Is Held On Drunkenness Charge
Thomas Dolan age 18 was arrested Sunday afternoon on Estherville streets for drunkenness. A hearing before May or Whelan this afternoon handed down a 30 day sentence at hard labor with the mayor suspending the sentence during good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dolan
Estherville
Whelan
Estherville Pancake Day Invites 8000 to 10000 Guests
All residents within 30 miles and every city family are invited to Estherville’s first Community Pancake Day hosted by the Vindicator and Republican with the Chamber of Commerce. The event at the Orleans hotel offers unlimited pancakes, free coffee syrup butter and cream, and special whole wheat cakes from RepLogle’s flour. Griddles start at 10 a.m. and run into the afternoon with thousands expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Vindicator and Republican
Chamber of Commerce
Orleans
Replogle Milling Company
Iowa
Roy Brown
Theo C. Hammes
B. Twetten
Fd Beck
Jay Howard
Hans Sconberg
A. O. Peterson
Dan Howard
Lloyd Crim
Fred Kilgore
Wm. Quehrlein
Fred Ehberg
Carl Crawford
Communnity Club
Pastors Meet in Estherville For Lutheran Conference
Delegates from Missouri Synod Lutheran churches in Northwest Iowa gather in Estherville for a ministerial conference. The two day event starts at 2 PM in the city hall committee room and runs to Thursday noon with about 25 ministers from towns such as Spencer Hartley Spirit Lake Ocheyedan Rock Rapids Whittemore Mallard Garner Algona Fenton Sanborn and Livermore attending. Rev Otis Lang of Immanuel church leads local arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Churches of the Missouri Synod of
Northwest Iowa
Estherville
Iowa
Spencer
Hartley
Spirit Lake
Ochevedan
Rock Rapids
Whittemore
Mallard
Garner
Algona
Fenton
Sanborn
Livermore
Estherville High Dances With a Noted Magician
The Estherville high school band brings magician Heaney to Roosevelt auditorium for a fundraising show assisted by Abby Bonare and company. Heaney, likened to Houdini, will perform a Spookeasy evening with Aldlo the Wonder Girl floating and vanishing. Proceeds go to band uniforms and music fund. tickets sold by band members. officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville High School
Heaney
Roosevelt Auditorium
Abby Bonare
New York
Houdini
Aldlo
Wonder Girl
Merrill Robb
Harold Hansen
Vernon Grimm
Ivadell Ross
September Circulation At Estherville Public Library
In September the Estherville public library circulated 4378 volumes. The month shows a rise from September last year by 773 volumes. The peak daily total was 315 books during the boys and girls institute on Saturday, while the first day of school saw the low at 65. The average daily circulation was 168. The period added 52 new borrowers to the library records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Boys and Girls Institute
Petit Jury Named for October Court Term
The October term jury list, presided by Judge F C Davidson, includes Estherville panelists Wallie Berg Roy C Brown Carrie Carpenter Anna Cole Bessie Coon Filla Davidson Glen Bike Mrs Roy French Walter Haskins Lee Jones T R King Helen Logan Nels Neilsen Gertrude Paterson Richard Shonkwiler Will Sidles William Spoo Mrs G I Tomhave and Ringsted members Art Engholm Minnie Helen H M Larsen P G Paulson G C Petersen Lloyd Rolme Cora Gibbons Joseph Homsey Allan Mason C Paris Deniver Ross Bessie Vandenburgh Dolliver Merrit Davis Melvin Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petit Jury
F.C. Davidson
Estherville
Wallie Berg
Roy C. Brown
Carrie Carpenter
Anna Cole
Bessie Coon
Filla Davidson
Glen Bike
Roy French
Walter Haskins
Lee Jones
T. R. King
Helen Logan
Nels Neilsen
Gertrude Paterson
Richard Shonkwiler
Will Sidles
William Spoo
G. I.tomhave
Ringsted
Art Engholm
Minnie Helen
H. M. Larsen
P. G. Paulson
G. C. Petersen
Lloyd Rolme
Armstrong
Cora Gibbons
Jos
Eph Homsey
Allan Mason
C. Paris
Deniver Ross
Bessie Vandenburgh
Dolliver
Merrit
Davis
Melvin Hunt
Rock Island Railroad Marks 80th Anniversary
The Rock Island railroad company celebrated eighty years on Monday with business men displaying the stars and stripes in front of their establishments to honor the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Railroad Company
Esther Heidke Hurt In Bancroft Collision
Miss Esther Heidke suffered a dislocated shoulder torn ligaments and minor cuts when the car carrying her and Irwin Story collided with a car from St James Minnesota six miles north of Bancroft on a highway curve. Heidke was taken to Birney hospital after Bancroft doctors were unavailable. The Story car was badly damaged and both drivers were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Heidke
Irwin Story
Bancroft
St. James
Minn
Miss Heidke
Goecke Evar
Sutherland
Goecke
Harold Culver
Emmetsburg
Estherville
Canfield
A. L. Canfield
L.lough
A McNett
Lewiston
Miss Hodgen Takes Charge Of Local Beauty Shop
Miss Florence Hodgen of the Samuels School of Beauty Culture at Sioux City will oversee the Beauty Shop at Wells barber shop. A Samuels graduate and experienced operator, she comes highly recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hodgen
Samuels School of Beauty Culture
Sioux City
Wells
Miss Hodgen
Samuels School
Republicans to Hear Anderson in Armstrong Rally
Joe Anderson of Winnebago county, former Iowa House speaker, will be the main speaker at a Republican rally in Armstrong Friday evening October 14. He will also speak at Chaetlinger the next night October 15. A noted state political leader and dirt farmer, his past words helped introduce Hoover in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Anderson
Winnebago County
Iowa House of Representatives
Armstrong
L. P. Stillman
Dolliver
Chaetlinger
Anderson
Herbert Hoover
Des Moines
Lutherans hold three day meet at Armstrong
The Forest City Estherville circuit of the Norwegian Lutheran church held a meeting Oct 9 11 at Armstrong Rev M C Thompson spoke at 11 am and Rev Peder Nordsletten spoke in the afternoon on Sunday Monday morning discussions were led by Nordsletten and Thompson with Mrs Carlson assisting Rev Mathie presided that evening On Tuesday Rev Mandlesey presided at the morning session and Rev J J Sharpness at night The note ends with a remark about trans Atlantic flight not yet suited for a family event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Estherville
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Armstrong
M. C. Thompson
Peder Nordsletten
Nordsletten
Thompson
Carlson
Mathie
J. J. Sharpness
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chris Nau
Tims
Johnston
Chas. Shipley
Fairmont
Messrs. Snyder
Charles City
Mrs. Anderson
James A. Reed
Misouri
Hoover
United States
Mr. Reed
the Horse Association OF America
T& Gain
Rati
Albert T. Reid
Atty. O’connor
Gov. Davis
Davs
Japan
Czechoslovakia
America
Wales
Rippey
O’connor
Missouri Synod of
N. W
Eenee Cene AG
Renee
Estherville Co.op
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