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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1936
Page
3
Rates for one year across zones one and two appear in the column. The notice mentions postal handling and labels the item as second class matter at the Estherville Iowa post office.
The largest junior college group ever gathered in Roosevelt Auditorium organized for the coming year. The student body includes 76 freshmen 19 sophomores and 5 special students. Officers elected include President Jack Beck Vice President Douglas Reynolds Secretary-treasurer Edward Phippen and yell leaders.
Mary Agnes Kelly and Gerald Wee lead the council with three at large members chosen from the student body Wayne Senders Eugene Hanson and Everald Anderson joined the team. Mrs Had Lucky Key Mrs J P Koster of Estherville tried for the Challenge washer saving $40 on purchase. Two long lines of women queued at K and K Hardware as trials started at four o clock. Ralph H Peterson, visiting relative of A O Peterson, to return to Washington DC for newspaper work. Card of thanks from Henry P Oleson and family for condolences and flowers.
Landon maintains a lead in the nationwide Ural straw ballot as returns arrive from seven states missing last week. Gains show Landon at 65.2 percent versus Roosevelt 34.8 percent, with Lemke dropping to about 4.7 percent. Ballots continue to pour into straw vote headquarters in New York, run by Publishers Auto Caster Service with The American Press coordinating partner newspapers.
The Chicago Herald and Examiner announces a forthcoming feature, a colossal crossword puzzle covering a full newspaper page. It promises a thousand plus words of clues and an expansive solving challenge for readers next Sunday.
The paper urges all legal voters to clip, vote, and mail or bring a presidential straw ballot to the Vindicator and Republican office. Ballots are tabulated in New York with no signature required, and town state data are for national tallies. Find the ballot on page 4 and vote today for your preferred candidate.
In a county setting Maria grapples with love and loyalty as Rod presses for marriage. She fears heartbreak and pleads to remain friends while torn between distant duty and a deep, consuming passion that could redefine her life.
In a park Rod confesses love to Maris who resists engagement. She fears a future without courage to commit, hints at another man, and wrestles with secrecy. She contemplates marriage to Stan Fayson for ease while Rod wanders away, unsure if he will return.
Clay County Fair expands parking by twenty one acres and unveils a new concrete and steel seating area costing 380000 with a capacity of 8800 seats. The seating adjoins the grandstand and will be reserved along with 9000 total seats. An 80 by 100 foot addition west of the judging ring provides covered space for livestock and club work with comfortable seating for spectators.
Mrs. Mabel Peterson of Fairmont Minnesota formerly of this city married James Oelkers of Indianapolis in Mankato Minnesota. Oelkers works for a utilities company in Indianapolis and the couple plan to live there after a Chicago visit. Peterson will return to Estherville in October to dispose of furniture.
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