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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1932

Page

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News of a Florida hurricane and Iowa political shifts

A northern paper notes a tropical hurricane near Miami with 40 mph winds, deeming it news for Florida. It reports Senator Digkinson’s debt remarks at the Iowa state fair and forecasts Ma Ferguson’s gubernatorial bid in Texas. The piece mentions veterans’ pay prospects and a sun eclipse watched by townsfolk, hinting at a harsh winter ahead.

Florida Miami Digkinson Iowa State Fair Kossuth County Algona

Clay County Fair advertised to Northwest Iowa and Southern Minnesota

The Clay County Fair in Spencer runs September 20 to 24 with a fourweek advertising push across 103 newspapers within 100 miles. The campaign highlights the fair as a premier event with comprehensive programs and exhibits, promising convenience and strong regional appeal. It aims to show Northwest Iowa is on top and attract thousands of visitors.

Iowa Clay County Minnesota Spencer Northwest

They Find Plenty of Fish in Questionable Copy

A Fairmont Sentinel note reveals promoters offering to buy space for puff pieces on businesses and individuals. They inflate claims, claim a chief figure, then charge a patron $5 to $7 after buying only about $2 worth of space, a profitable racket for those with money to waste.

County plan ties aid to work on Blue Earth roads

Able bodied men receiving county aid in Blue Earth county will be required to work for relief under a foreman run program. They will perform year round hand labor on county roads including ditch cleaning weed and brush cutting small grade repairs and other tasks. A wage scale of 15 cents per hour pays one third in cash and the rest in merchandise. The plan aims to replace outright giving with useful work and reduce chronic dependence. The writer suggests a similar program for Martin county using over twenty five thousand dollars of county relief funds.

Fairmont Sentinel Blue Earth County Blue Earth County Commissioners Martin County

Local Social Roundup From Superior and Surrounding Towns

A busy week of visits and family travel across Superior area and nearby towns. Guests include Mr and Mrs Underhill and son Chas from Los Angeles visiting the Depp family, and many relatives from Terris Story City Emmet County and Graettinger dropping by or traveling to Spencer Sioux Falls and Lakota for gatherings and teaching posts. The community reports several teaching assignments, a Boy Scouts overnight at Swan Lake, a J O Y girls picnic, and a fourth quarterly church conference recently held.

Cora Depp Anton Roben Emmet County Elsie Wisconsin Edgar Howell Barnard Walsh Spencer Hemphill Doris Dorothy Dean Terris Charlie Klemmoe Ralph McQuirk Phil Chris Beeler Lincoln Neb Fred Emerson Jones Erickson Nevada Walter Hamilton Graettinger Frank Smith Wayne Forrest Russell Sioux Falls Minnie Wood Edna Stauffer Sioux City A. C. Bringle Stauffer Herb Qostheimer LaPorte City Lou Garling Arthur Spensler Chicago A. A. Lewis Rake Warren Conrad Fostle Grachtinger Ruby Donald Jay Wade Jayne Plainview Neh Beth Bringle Terrace Park Doty Bernice Lambert Rock Rouids Ed Baker Geneva Maxine Wallingford Reuland Christina Christ Conrad Lcorch Harris Boy Scouts M. M. Schaper Swan Lake Helen Peter Robert Christensen Peter Robinson Irene Reinity Gilbert Christensen Stordan Minn Arno Reinitz Park Rapids L. TL. Weaver Jud Zerfoss Ray Tsenmidnger Hazel Tanipold Swen Lake Harry Buckman Arthur Sponler Winnebago Mils Buckman Enos Mills Wil Rosik Ernest Ingalls Chas Christ Christine Wit Levin Lakota

Semi weekly Vindicator gains ground in Estherville

The Estherville Vindicator and Republican switched from weekly to semi weekly publication with issues on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Emmetsburg and Spencer papers praise the move as a boost for local business, while readers note press upgrades and expanded field reaching Estherville and southern Minnesota.

Estherville Vindicator Republican Estherville Vindicator The Emmetsburg Mails Brother Nichols Jackson Pilot

News Of Earlier Days F J Kennedy returns from DeKalb funeral

F J Kennedy came home Tuesday morning from DeKalb Illinois where he attended his brother's funeral. Orestes and Frederick Graat drove to Minneapolis to escort their grandmother Mrs O D Barnum. Winnie Augtiv returned from a central state trip. Mayme Tangen leaves for Boulder to teach. Several families planned visits to Cedar Rapids Omaha Decorah and Des Moines. NV notes ongoing travel and teaching assignments among Estherville residents.

F. J. Kennedy DeKalb, I Orestes Frederick Graat Minneapolis O. D. Barnum Winnie Augtiv Des Moines Jack Farrand Fort Dodge Fordyce Humboldt Chas, Hawk Joe Bernice Yeasger Cedar Rapids Ethel Yeager Coe College H. A. Gaarde Ringsted Geo. Robinson H. L. Kilccon Iowa Falls K. Gronstal Wilma Carl Omaha Knut Finn Estherville M. M. Knapp Alex Johnston G. F. Letchford J. B. Bailey Blanche Bailey Decorah

Car Skids Over Embankment After Narrow Passing

Twenty years ago the Vindicator notes a July incident near Armstrong where Ed Daum's auto skidded on a narrow soft road and tumbled over an embankment after failing to pass a hay-laden farmer. All occupants escaped injury aside from minor scratches to Mr. Daum. Additional notices cover weddings, visits, fair attendance, and local movements as August events unfold in the area.

the Vindicator and Republican Ed Daum Adelaide Nichols Albert Lea Daum E. I. Sondra Romaine Clear Lake Joe Orvis Babe Fort Dodge Des Moines Sargent Bevan Omaha S. E. Bemis Alfred Rhodes Fern Fox Harry Brown Eleanor Weir J. L. McKay

Forty Years Ago in Estherville Local Notes 1892

A summary of late August events includes beer shipments impounded for trial, local socials, farm corn reaching twelve feet tall, and several community activities. Parrots bought by J J Klopp. Mrs Loren White and Kate Turner travel from Cedar Rapids. May Williams hosts a youth party. Trotter Maude Emmet makes a 1:23 half mile given rough track, eighth teacher hired Miss Minnie Neville, Spirit Lake camp visits, and church activities with confirmations and Ladies Aid events planned.

Northern Vindicator John Littell J.J. Klopp Whelan High Lake Loren White Kate Turner Cedar Rapids May Williams Tom Doughty Scotland Espeset Maude Emmet Spirit Lake Estherville O. D. Barnum

Estehrville Lutheran Church News and Upcoming Events

Estherville Lutheran Church led by Pastor L A Mathre lists services at 11 a m with English language and Sunday school at 10 a m. Luther League meets at 7 30 p m with delegates reporting on a circuit convention. Ladies Aid Thursday, prayer meeting at 7 45 p m, choir practice Friday 7 45 p m. Evangelist E L Scotvold slated Sept 27 to Oct 3 after four years on waiting list. Union Late Line Church notes next Sunday 10 a m Sunday school and confirmants Thursday 9 14 a m this week. residents Conrad Anderson hosts prayer Wednesday evening. Nearby visitors include Mrs G E Tomhave and family returning from Fergus Falls and Mr and Mrs Arthur Joseph of Cleveland expected Friday to visit Chas Nourse family and Mrs Miller.

Henry Ray Ladies Aid Elmer Jackson Estherville Louis Salyers Minnesota Breckenridge Elmer Meikle Graceon Charlotte Zerfoss Helen Christensen Claudia Kliegle Lucy Fern Smith Mary Harris Minnie Wood Superior Sioux Falls Fern Superior Consolidated School Miss Heinrich Miss Fielding Sylvia Berge Ray Bryan Wm. Reid Light Bearers Mission Society L. Isaakson Ina Luther League Curt Lindholm Deelgates Henry Olson Harold Reed Glen Eike Evangelist E. L. Scotvold Union Late Line Conrad Anderson

Superior enrollment trends and new faculty return

Enrollment for the year is below last year with 114 in grade totals. North Superior opens with 40 students as nearly all faculty are new except Supt Hauswirth. The district notes long return of former staff and lists teachers in 5th and 6th grades through 4th grade. Familiar staff are living with local families as they resume duties.

Oter Superior Ina Jones Supt. Rosendahl Ruth Leopold Mildred Karr Irene Th Louise R. Muncy Audrey Gunderson Helen Orr Evelyn Schultz

Man as God’s image to be studied in all churches of Christ

Sunday lessons illuminate the Bible and Science and Health on man the clay and potter’s work. Genesis 1 26 proclaims dominion given to man. Christian Science text asserts immortal man as divine image eternal and spiritual, not material.

Churches of Christ Scientist Mary Baker V

Immanuel Lutheran Church Plans Sunday Services

Otis Lang pastor of Immanuel Lutheran Church Missouri Synod announces English service next Sunday at 10 45 AM with Sunday School and Bible class at 10 00 AM located at E Emory and North Fourth Street.

Local People Daily Happenings in Estherville area

Local residents visit relatives and travel for fairs and medical care. Estherville hosts guests from Wallingford Fairbury Neb. Iowa City and Hollywood Fla. Moieties include moves to Des Moines and Fort Dodge with several returning home after visits. A Labor Day carnival dance is announced at the Roof Garden on Sept 4.

Roof Garden Labor Day

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Congress Vindicator and Republican Co Emme Association Ma Ferguson Texas Ross Sterling Ferguson Ao V-Rover Great Clay County Fair Edson R. Waite Shawnee Okla J. H. Heller Decatur Ind Democrat Thomas R. Marshall Standava Ernie Young Clay County Fair Mencing Herb Mosher Maitland, Florida Vindicator and Republican Ringsted Dispatch Henry Grant Chas. Dayton Kansas City Loyal Order of Moose Emma Nichols Butler 12 Mile Lake Township Frank Biden City Hospital James Rainey Geo’ Groves A. O. Peterson Lucile C. C. Club C. K. Nau John Hansen M. J. Groves Geo. Shadle St. Paul F. M. Shadle Yellowstone Park Geo. Bush Forestburg Hattie Mason City G. A. Nichols Wallingford Lutheran Church Peder Nordsletten Bert Twite Archer Myhre O. J. Anderson Immanuel Church Palestine Church Estherville Lutheran Church L. A G. E. Tomhave Beverly Dorothy Wesley Fergus Falls Arthur Joseph Cleveland Ohio Mrs. Elmo Long Phyllis Bunck Springfield, Minn Lloyd Clements Mrs. Long Mr. Clements Chloe Hepp Jackson Miss Clara Rose Kennedy Christian Science Churches Monarch Joyce Lumber Company L. B, Thomas Mer Doane Upjohn Pearl Heidecker Lola Burns Fae Albertson Harry Hubbell Mountain Lake Cletus Keogh Twin Cities Leslie Palmer Fairbury Sunny” Benton I. N. Salyers Paul Myrtle Anderson Iowa City Andrew Anderson Clara Comley Cheyenne Wyo G. H. Raife Waunita Berg Dubuque Edward Hillman Marvin McShane Robert Byers Hartley Gladys Mary Merle Griffith John Nolan Jack S. D Mr. Nolan Harry Bauers Wilma Mester Geo. Lyman North Sixth Street W. A. Staggs William Staggs Matt Mathison L. G. Laidley Chris Johnson Huron Peoples Cafe N. E. Crook, Prop Crim Paradise
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