Vindicator Republican publication details and editors
The Vindicator and Republican Co. in Mytherville Emmet County Iowa publishes on Tuesdays and Thursdays with Adelaide Nichols as editor and W E Deming as associate editor. Advertising is managed by Mgr. The paper is a second class mail matter and lists subscription rates for zones one and two at two dollars per year.
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The
Vindicator and Republican Co
G. A. Nichols
Adelaide Nichols
Assoc
W. BE. Deming
Postoffice
Mytherville
Emmet County
Towa
War News At Clay County Fair
Arrangements by the Clay County Fair association with Spencer Daily Reporter and the Associated Press will provide live news broadcasts from the platform before the grand stand and at an AP booth on the grounds. Fairgoers will receive scheduled updates at definite times daily and additional breaking news as it comes in.
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Clay County Fair Association
Spencer Daily Reporter
Associated Press
D. E. K. Project Secures $60,000 Rural Electric Loan
The Dickinson Emmet Kossuth rural electrification project gains a $60,000 loan to build about 70 miles of line. A visit to Washington sought $220,000. superintendent Harry Day says $160,000 more may come next spring. Work will begin after the loan is signed. the 400 mile line extends east and west from Estherville, with the west line completed and power expected next week.
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Dickinson-Emmet-Kossuth
Washingcoa
Harry Day
Vilage
Estherville
Car Damaged When It Fails To Pass On Highway No 9
Auto driven by Marjorie Weatherly of Sac City 16 collided with a tractor owned by A Pitcher on highway No 9. Weatherly attempted a pass but cut in too close after not allowing an oncoming vehicle to pass. Weatherly, her mother Edna Weatherly, and Wayne Dixson of Spirit Lake were in the car. Tractor driver Cornelius Tromp was employed by Mr Pitcher. No injuries reported. A second item notes a ladies aid society tea at the M church parlors Thursday at 2:00 p.m. with performances by Ruth Willey Muriel Hanson and talks by Mrs Geo Robb and Mrs L Wanamaker.
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Marjorie Weatherly
Sac City
A. Pitcher
Miss Weatherly
Edna Weatherly
Wayne Dixson
Spirit Lake
W.R—— Aid Societ
Ladies’ Aid Society of the M
Ruth Willey
Muriel Hanson
Geo. Robb
L. ©. Wanamaker
Junior College Elects Officers In Roosevelt Auditorium
Robert Peterson of Callendar, a freshman, is elected president of the junior college student body at a Roosevelt auditorium meeting. Mary Paulsen of Ainsted becomes vice president while Margaret Gebert of Estherville is secretary-treasurer. Vivian Oulman is student council at-large representative. Freshman council members are Bill Yule and Glenn Groth. sophomores Ruth Jackson and Edwin Burt are elected as representatives.
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Robert Peterson
Callendar
Roosevelt Auditorium
Mary Paulsen
Ainsted
Margaret Gebert
Estherville
Vivian Oulman
Bill Yule
Glenn Groth
Ruth Jackson
Edwin Burt
V.R
Ba therville High Football Men Start Fall Practices
Ba therville kicks off fall football with a large squad vying for berths across grades. Seniors include Richard Jones and Herbert Challberg, juniors feature Bob Ziemer and Eugene Kelly, sophomores list Ernest Salmonson and Leon McCoy, while freshmen include Wayne Smith and Boris Peteoff. A weekend auto trip to the Ozarks is noted for Algona residents.
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Batherville High School
Richard Jones
Herbert Challberg
Bob Challberg
Edgar Nau
Clinton Palmer
Duane Wallace
Bob Thompson
Gregory McNally
Don Ziemer
Kenneth Larson
Bob Swift
Russell Reed
Jack Sanders
Harold Gipson
Sewell Mathie
Mac McMillan
Kenneth Williamson
Bob Ziemer
Eugene Kelly
Lloyd Elwood
John Stockdale
Earl Ostheimer
Harold Morton
Eldon Williamson
Kenneth Thompson
Lloyd Young
Don Lundy
James Soper
Don Hutchinson
George Brandt
Dick Nipeset
Walter Ziemer
Warren Loveland
George van Valkenburg
Ernest Salmonson
Leon McCoy
Frederick Hinta
Cecil Woods
Elwin Bingham
Lamont Youman
Jim Kennedy
Loren Gipson
Don Sawyer
John Chalberg
Bill Otto
Wilbur Swanson
Francis van DeWalle
Joe Shaw
Clarence Conway
Bob Rogers
Daniel Boone
Chester Oksner
Sam Hirschy
Marvin Sorum
Wayne Smith
Boris Peteoff
Bob Claire
Evan Taylor
Dick Kephart
Don Tostenrud
George Buckingham
Leonard Thompson
Bob Broms
Jack Griffis
Richard Bryan
John Woods
Grant Jones
Carl Moser
Joe Burns
Bob McDonald
Lloyd Nilson
Burton Shore
George Kibbee
Lawrence Mathie
Noman Rugtiv
New Fire Truck Trial At Estherville Department
The Estherville fire department tested a new 750 fire truck from Luverne Minnesota. The $8750 machine pumps 100 gallons, carries a 200 gallon booster tank, reaches 70 mph, has a 4 speed transmission and 154 hp brakes. Firemen demonstrated many features to onlookers as the town eyed one of the best market options for local service.
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Estherville
Careful Seed Corn Selection A Step To Higher Yield
Farmers gain higher yields from carefully selected seed corn whether from certified fields or reputable dealers. M A Balkema notes hybrid vigor and good seed stock. open pollinated varieties require mass field selection. Seed should be harvested at maturity, dried promptly, stored cool and dry, and protected from pests.
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M. A Balkema
Cor
Pedern Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Office of Information
Dept. of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Students begin college enrollments in Ames and Northfield
Mary Hartung Arthur Hartung and Irvin Hanson left Thursday for Ames to enroll at the college. Orlando Tosdal will attend St Olaf College Northfield Minnesota. Miss Reba Jones leaves Friday for Benson to take a high school principal post. Jerry Buckley buys A D Rose residence on South Sixth Street. A newborn girl arrived for Mr and Mrs R J Ridley on the 2nd inst. The Rock Island buys a gasoline motor car for service between Vin ton and Iowa Falls. C D Ostrood sells sixth street market interests to A V James Welcome Minnesota.
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The
Vindicator
Republican
Mary Hartung
Arthur Hartung
Irvin Hanson
Ames
Rock Island
Vinton
Iowa Falls
W.W. Walker
E. Finley
North Seventh Street
Orlando Tosdal
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
C.D. Ostrood
Sixth Street
A. V. James
Welcome
Minnesota
Reba Jones
Benson, Minn
R. J. Ridley
Jerry Buckley
A. D. Rose
South Sixth Street
Misses Attend Cedar Rapids Business College and War Era News
Twenty years ago Mildred Nurss Pris cilla Booth and Leta Stone attend Cedar Rapids business college. President Wilson asks 1.5 million dollars for expenses of the Peace Delegation in Paris. Ole Anderson honeymooning in Davenport. Mrs. Sandvel buys Espesct lots for two homes. Parson, Merriott, Walker ride to Des Moines to hear Wilson on League of Nations. Lough heads to Ames then Norfolk to join a war ship. Petersons travel to Baltimore for state representation.
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The
Vindicator
Republican
Mildred Nurss
Priscilla Booth
Leta Stone
Cedar Rapids
South Eighth
H. A. Guardo
M. J. Groves
Fred Parsons
Nellie Merriott
Ethel Walker
Des Moines
President Wilson
League of Nations
Harold Lough
Ames
Norfolk
Virginia
Sam
Peterson
Baltimore
Department of Iowa
General Militant Council
Judge Coyle Retires After Fifty Years on Bench
Humboldt reports Judge D F Coyle has sold his large law library and retired from active practice at age 80. He presided in district court here for many years, leaving the bench after a long career in the judiciary.
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Coyle
Humboldt
D. F. Coyle
Fall horse shows shine across towns this season
An exceptionally strong display of well fitted horses marks fall shows held in Central City Bayard Sac City Mason City Algona Cedar Rapids Iowa City and Westside. Observers note high quality entries with many surpassing 100 head. Saddle horse events attracting outsiders bolster Midwest reputation. Secretary Wallace and the Agriculture Department say the export cotton market is the one issue they have driven under.
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T Harry D. Linn
Ers
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Westside
Midwest
W.R
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Kolache Day Celebrated in Montgomery Minnesota Fall Festivities
Kolache Day in Montgomery Minnesota features colorful Czechoslovakian costumes, parades, booths, a queen, bands, floats, and a townwide carnival. The event showcases diverse kolache shapes and fillings with authentic Betty Crocker tested recipes for yeast pastry, prune apple and apricot fillings, plus step by step preparation and baking guidance. The 1939 Betty Crocker recipe notes invite readers to request cooking help from the newspaper office.
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Montgomery
Minnesota
Betty Crocker, Inc
Betty Crocker
Bacon For Every Meal In The Day
A home economics piece extols bacon as versatile for breakfast lunch and dinner. It covers proper slow cooking to avoid smoking, methods for pan oven and broil, and tips like turning often and draining fat. Recipes include bacon rolls and a bacon loaf with a celery pepper onion dressing, baked until crisp.
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Inez S. Willson
Home Economist
Iowa reports a decline in infantile paralysis cases
Dr. Cacl F. Jordasa of the Iowa state health department notes a lower than expected count of poliomyelitis cases for August and September. From 1930 to 1933 September projections suggest rising totals, but early data show only six August reports and three in September so far, with Minnesota and Michigan showing increases. Early symptoms include fever and sore throat, with neck stiffness later. spinal fluid tests aid early diagnosis as the state provides convalescent serum for cases.
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Iowa
Cacl F. Jordasa
Iowan
State Department of Health
State Health Department
Minnesota
Michigan
Unlawful duck lure records spark Iowa debate
Regional Director George Tonkin of the federal biological service says recorded duck calls to lure wild mallards are illegal under federal rules while imitating calls aloud or using swing records remains allowed. The Iowa debate follows a Kansas City court ruling against reproduction calls. Duck season runs October 22 to December 5 with hunting hours 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. The note mentions Billie Barnes visiting Estherville and Harvard as his school.
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George Tonkin
Federal Biological Service
Kansas City
Tonkin
Iowa
Jong
Local Social Roundup in Clinton and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Fred Peitersen spent Friday to Monday in Clinton with Anna Hansen joining from Clinton. George Hosen came from New Underwood to visit. Harold Fink celebrated his seventh birthday with a Thursday party. Percy Nissen and Peter Knutsen returned from a week at Interlaken Park cottage. Stella Petersen Radcliffe home economics instructor visited with her parents. Mrs J G Johnson and Mrs Donald Kearns and Blaine Holton left for Iowa City to enroll at the university. Kensington Klub hosted by Mrs G W Darnell with guests from Strawberry Point. Various visits include Mrs Nick Conklin of Manila and Minneapolis visitors at the Kyhl and Christensen homes.
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Fred Peitersen
Clinton
Anna Hansen
Peitersen
George Hosen
New Underwood
Dak
Harold Fink
Alfred Fink
Saventh
Percy Nissen
Peter Knutsen
Frank Welsbrod
L. F. Heiden
P. H. Underwood
A. EB. Rave
H. C. Christiansen
Forrest Christiansen
Ralph Anderson
Elton Gross
Strawberry Point
Nick Conklin
Manila
P. C. Petersen
Peter Cliver
Minneapolis
August Kyhl
Cliver
Mr. Kyhl
M. E. Carnahan
W. F. Firkin
Emmetsburg
H. Crookshank
Ruthven
N. Prentice
Frank Reed
Spivis Lake Hospital
Donald Frank
Theo Erickson
Blue Earth
Minn
Eunice
Mankato
Emory Blean
Manson
Dave Thomas
Estherville
Chas, Stewart
Art Bringle
Anne Bringle
Wm. Wilson
Blue Island
L. L. Weavers
Tom Miner
Ida Grove
Wm. Hanson
Roy Thrush
Canada
Hannah Wade
Charles Stanley
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Freeport
Ilinois
Floyd Small
Joyce
Betty
Ina Clements
Chicago
Plainfield
Ill
Misa June Olson
Rochester
Henry Olson
Kahler School of Nursing
Kerneth
Barbara
Gweneth
Sioux Falls
Clarence Saunders
Maurice
Erma Small
Guy Small
Edward Christian
i¢Charles Christian
Ringsted
R. S. Ewing
Will Hanson
Hanson
Helen Christensen
Marshall, Mo
Hospital
Andrew Christensen
Mason City
Bruce Reed
Spirit Laka
Charles Larson
Worthington
Augusta Olson
Henry
Herb Olson
Leana Larson
Baby
Otis Wood
Howard Reed
Warren Lewis
Nest Coast
San Francisco
C. M. Wiley
Will Shoemaker
Arnold's Park
Darla Wiley
Gedar Falla
Local Notes Reflect Family Visits and News
County residents share birthday surprises travel visits and kinfolk updates across Emmetsburg Ruthven Manson Estherville Blue Earth and surrounding areas. Several weddings births trips to Canada Iowa Illinois Minnesota and California mark the social calendar with relatives visiting and gatherings noted.
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Sanborn’s
A. I. Reed, M. D
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Betty Crocker Home Service Department
V.R. Quack Records
Billie Barnes
L. H. Barnes
Lou Wanamaker
Harvard University
Elmer Christensen
Montana
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Aaa
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New York
N. Y
Edward G. Robinson
Romania
Wiley Padan
Hollywood
Robinson
Rews
Iowa State Teacher’s College
Raymond Wiley
New Hampton
Bert Harris
A. W. Mitterer
Gertrude Dabney
Eldora
Malissia DeGraf
Los Angeles
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Robert Withers
Harris Withers
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A. G Reinitz
Mr. Rienitz
Harry Rupperle
Wilma Ogle
Arnold’s Park
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Leburn C. Russell
Fredericksburg
Mabel K. Weggner
J. A. Zimmerman
Armstrong
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G. 8. Horsweill
I. G. Thompson
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Geo. Brent Humphrey Bogary
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Henry Travers
Ronald Reagan
Cora. Witherspoon
Chester Morris
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