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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1932
Page
2
The article describes a winter coat featuring a fur trimmed collar and sleeves to create a top heavy silhouette. Wide lapels buttoning up emphasize the high neckline, with options to wear lapels back while keeping the neckline. model shown in Persian trimmed fabric with a silent flare skirt.
German treatment targets both upper and lower bowel to ease constipation. It claims to flush out poisons causing gas bloating and restless sleep. Jay Johnston & Co. druggists and Esther Vine Drug Company are named in the advertisement.
Atty G Bammer is on the mend after illness. Nanthalle Spande of Sioux City visits Estherville friends. Eugene Burg of Wallingford guests at Roy Burt home for Sunday dinner. Lyle Sather accepts a position at Estherville cooperative creamery. Iola Sbagan tours Des Moines for a prospective post. J D Clark and family from Emmetsburg visit F A Johnsons. Bernice and Mildred Martin return to Little Cedar for weekend. Sidney Dybendal returns home after visiting Dow in Estherville. C E Birney returns from St Louis Fellows meeting. A Johnston family and Mary Rhodes visit Virginia Johnston at Iowa State College Ames. F A Johnson entertains J E Johnson of Waterloo and W W Cone of Emmetsburg. F E Martin travels to Albert Lea for business. guest of Mrs Geo Peacock. Vergil Johnson returns from Ottumwa. attends ISU homecoming. D S Knudsen departs for 10-day trip to Grand Island Superior Lincoln Omaha. Paul Schmidt in charge locally. Wm Bale and mother visit Cedar Rapids and Oelwein. Mrs Bale visits sister in Cedar Rapids.
Ringsted staging a membership drive for its community club with the losing side to endure the treats. Captains Martin Jensen and A L Anderson lead opposing teams, backed by a long list of players and supporters from the town.
The Iowa Fish and Game Commission announces a full year closure of muskrat season in both northern and southern zones. The measure aims to protect seed stock and support a future rebound as drought has reduced populations and pushed trapping to scarce resources. The notice notes widespread interest in the coming World's Fair and Beacon City reservations.
Mrs F J White is honored at a birthday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs James White. Mrs F E Martin hosts a Saturday luncheon with yellow and white tables followed by contract bridge. The first Elks women’s social is planned for Oct 27 at the club. John Greig hosts a Men’s bridge dinner, then a three-table game. Lutheran church Reformation Rally set for Sunday evening with Rev Sigurd Sorensen as speaker. Eleven young ladies host a dinner at R C Brown home followed by dancing at Shelter House.
Minnesota permits quail shooting in nine counties Houston Fillmore Winona Olmsted Wabasha Goodhue Dakota Scott and Rice, sparking mixed views as quail help control insects and weeds while some worry over grain impact. World’s Fair notes cover travel exhibits, million dollar road work, and international women’s congress with Blue Ribbon displays from Goldsmith Brothers Smelting and Bausch Lomb and Florida orange trees headed to Chicago.
Sunday October 30 marks the Lesson Sermon topic Everlasting Punishment in all Christian Science Churches. Golden Text from Isaiah 30 warns against taking counsel apart from God while the Bible cites confession over covering sin. Texts from Science and Health emphasize rising above sin and honesty as essential to Christian science.
A court-ordered sheriff sale notices the Emmet County Iowa property of Ina Herum and others. It follows a July 31 1932 judgment in favor of Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank for 15500.91 debt plus 240.98 costs. Property includes specific lots in Section 22 and 15 Township 98N Range 33W. Sale set for November 18 1932 at Estherville Court House between 9 and 4 with bid at 10. Sheriff W G Gordon signs.
I N Salyers of Estherville announces his candidacy for state representative for the 96th district comprising Emmet County, subject to voter will at the November 8 election.
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