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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1939

Page

4

Community Notes From Ida County Weekend Visits

Many residents traveled to visit relatives in nearby towns and states over the weekend. Thomas and Earl Bringle, Nora Stimson, and the Griffiths of Spirit Lake joined others in frequent Sunday gatherings across Jackson, Cedar Rapids, Worthington, and Sioux Falls while families announced farm purchases and relocations.

Theo, Erickson Eunice Mankato Minnesota Christine Sabin Town Almyra Doty Bramley Margaret Bringle J. A. Bringle Floyd Leek Walter Triggs Howard Leek Laurence Triggs Spirit Lake Russell Tow Tow Lucius Tow Howard Bendixon Terril Conrad Fudge Graettinger Forest Tow Superior H. V. Miner Worthington Beverly Hanson Evelyn Booton Juanita Miner Les Larson Les Larson Home. Mr. and Mrs. Burris Carpenter Ruthven Carl Booton Hilda Oldham Letha Harbaugh Colesburg Ruth Walters Munice Ind Harold Walters Coleburg Herbert Olson Miss Walters Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie Paul Stienberger Paul Jr Thos. Hasty Don Carter Tulsa Okla Chas, Seeliger Marvin Nelson Fort. Dodge Fanear Sweeker Cane Minn Gruhlkes Sioux Falls Otto McCoy Clyde Wardrip Odebolt Jay Wardrip Ray Wardrip Swea City Donald Parks Walter Hasbrook Pacific Coast San Francisco Exposition Yellowstone Park Charles Stanley Cedar Rapids Hannah Wade Irvin Clark Minnie Wood Lake Park Deila Smuck Ida McCoy Wood Nellie Ruckman L. Hart Dickens E. D. Hart Leona Degner Deshler Neb Agnes Haugen Rake Miss Degner James. Bradfield Miss Haugen Anne Bringle Louie Stolp Simpson Terrill Weaver L.L. Weaver Nora Riellihan Sioux City Tom Walsh Lorraine Olson Rochester Kahler School of Nursing Verne Treadway Estherville Moody Treadway Randal Wicks Clara Louise Clyde Christ Spencer Chas. Christ Art Lynch Warren Olson Ralph Perkins Milford Gene Tanner Mary Patsy Marjorie St. Charles Esta Johnson Paul Wade Minneapolis

West Emmet District Welcomes New School Year

West Emmet School in District No 2 opened Monday with Miss Ernestine Pryor as teacher. Bus driver is Bill White. Numerous local families visited, hosted, and traveled to nearby towns for gatherings and relatives. Harold Lennox stays with relatives to attend Superior high school. several visits to Claus Martens and neighbors noted along with trips to West Bend and Cedar Rapids.

F. B. Smith L. W. Stark West Bend Harold Lennox Henry Dewall Superior Junior Anderson Joliet Ill Donald Cockburn Bud Bill White Frances Manthey Gilbert Amdahl Minnie Wolff Claus Martens Dorothea Pehrs Lyons Clinton Frances. Manthey Alice Martens Cedar Rapids Charles City Frank Manthey Frank Jansick Jansick Mr. Manthey Andrew

Ringsted Relatives Visit From Several States

RINGSTED reports a flurry of visits with Mr and Mrs Larlock Ries of Minneapolis calling on relatives. Mrs Eric Davidson and son Don of Glendale California traveled here with a Glendale group visiting Orange City and St Peter Estherville. Local families hosting include Dr and Mrs S C Kirkegaard and Mrs Christensen of Council Bluffs.

Larlock Ries Minneapolis S. C. Kirkegaard Christensen Council Bluffs Maxine Kirkegaard Lorraine Ostedgaard Art Bonicksen Fred Pettersen Lee Moore Coleman Hospital Estherville Misa Lucille Plenge Fairmont Fred Plenge Ceylon A. L. Andersen Denver Jules Jeanette Knutsen Herman Voigt Donald Glenville Minn Harold Goeth Berniece Jorgensen John Olsen

Iowans and Weather The State's Climate Reflected in History

Dr. John Ely Briggs notes in The Palimpsest that weather drives Iowa life from crops to daily talk. Iowa’s extreme temps range from 47 below in 1912 to 118 above in 1934, with average yearly about 48. Spring last frosts around May 8, fall first frost near October 8, winds from northwest most months, annual rainfall about 32 inches, and three-fifths sunny days.

United States Towa Iowa Washta Keokuk

Local Social Notes From Algona and Surrounding Areas

Sunday visits shared by Elbert and Goeth families in Whittemore and Burt. Ringsted youths depart for teaching posts including Violet Skoogaard Whitten Eric Hansen Ruthven Ella Jensen Titonka Ruby Madison Reinbeck and Helen Thisted Waukon. Nursing students Mary Jane Olsen and Mildred Madsen head to Sioux City and Des Moines. Various visits to Hohn Duer Madsen Anderson and Pendleton households with relatives from Davenport Sioux City Clinton and Kansas City. Gloria Saunders hospitalized in Estherville with ruptured appendix.

Norman Larsen Mary Larsen Wm. Larsen Burt Ringsted Violet Skoogaard Whitten Eric Hansen Ruthven Ella Jensen Titonka Ruby Madison Reinbeck Helen Thisted Waukon Jay Dolan Swea City W. E. Hohn Arlene Pedersen Curlew Stella Turner Martin Jenson, Jr Algona Jenson Gloria Saunders Coleman Hospital Estherville Dean Sherwood Rockwell and Hampton Mary Jane Olsen T. B. Olsen Sioux City Mildred Madsen Herman Madsen Des Moines Lutheran Hospital Jess Anderson Roy Hanson Davenport Thompson Walter Reuben Marie Jorgensen Clinton John Pendleton Kansas City Carl Duer Pendleton Mrs. Duer Mr. Madsen Anton Sorensen

Iowa 4-H Dairy Club Exposition and Contest

The Iowa 4-H Dairy Club exposition and contests will run Sept 25 to Oct 1 at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds in a new livestock building. A $4,164 total premium fund includes $2,000 state aid. every exhibitor earns at least $3 to $5 with no stall rent or entry fees. Events include county champion judging, national show trips, and club display and showmanship contests with finals in December.

Dairy Cattle Congress E. M. Wright Iowa State Dairy Association Waterloo Ayrshire Guernsey Holstein Jersey Wright San Francisco California Towa High School Iowa Kansas City Missouri Towa Town State Dairy Association

Farmers urge corn reserve to curb drought effects

Nels Christiansen of the county AAA notes farmers resealing stored corn can build a reserve to shield against an overloaded market and livestock feed costs. He cites 1933 loan uptake of 271 million bushels, droughts in 1934 36, and argues a larger reserve would lessen high feed and food prices during shortages.

Nels G. Christiansen Charman County Aaa Committee Christiansen

Ever Normal Granary Established In 1088 For Corn

In 1088 the ever normal granary for corn was set up to convert surplus into reserves. The corn loan under seal lets farmers hold part of their crop during bumper years and draw on it in poor years or when prices rise. Resealing corn builds a reserve about twice the normal carryover to curb market gluts and avoid livestock overproduction.

Annual Iowa Farm Sports Festival Comes to ISU Ames

Farm Bureau officials announce first annual Iowa Farm Sports Festival to be held September 8 and 9 at Iowa State College Ames. Highlights include horse pulling dynamometer demonstrations with blue ribbon teams, expert archers wrestlers badminton gymnastic teams, roly poly Belgian American sport, clown novelty band and open house tours. Contests feature hog calling rolling pin throwing and checkers with prizes for largest Farm Bureau family oldest member and oldest woman present.

Farm Bureau Iowa State College Ames Powshiek

Milk Still Rates as Perfect Food by Dr Morris Fishbein

Dr Morris Fishbein asserts in a concise nutrition column that over the last twenty five years milk has maintained its position as the most perfect food. He frames milk as essential in modern diets and highlights its continued beneficial role amid ongoing nutritional advances.

V.R Morris Fishbein

Milk stands supreme as a food source for nutrition

The passage argues milk supplies superior protein fat minerals and vitamins for value though it lacks vitamin C iron and vitamin D. It notes missed opportunities due to poor dietary advice and that Americans spend about one fifth of their food budget on milk and milk products.

Orange and grape juice supply what is lacking in milk

Orange and grape fruit juice supply what is lacking in milk.

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