Vindicator and Republican Publication Details
The Vindicator and Republican Co. features G. A. Nichols and Adelaide Nichols as editors with W. E. Deming as advertising manager. The paper is entered at the Estherville Post Office, Emmet County, Iowa, as second class matter. Subscriptions run within zones one and two at $2.00 per year and all other zones at $2.60.
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Vindicator and Republican Co
G. A
Estherville
Emmet County
Towa
Bank Holidays On Thanksgiving Duel Declared
The State Bankers association states town banks will close for both Roosevelt and Wilson Thanksgivings this year. Earl Mills notes both dates are legal holidays under state code section 9345 amid official clashes. President Roosevelt proclaimed Nov 23 as Thanksgiving, while Governor Wilson sets Nov 30 for Town.
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State Bankers Association
Earl Mills
Des Moines
Association
Rosevelt
Wilson
Town
Reverend Farrssell Named New Union Baptist Pastor
Rev. G. E. Farrssell has been named to lead Union Baptist Church and will conduct his first service before the congregation Sunday. He is highly recommended from Humboldt Park Baptist Church in Chicago where he has served two years. The Farrssells will arrive in Estherville on Thursday.
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G. E. Farrssell
Union Baptist Church
Farrssell
Humboldt Park Baptist Church
Chicago
Estherville
Junior High Elects Officers and Service Club Leaders
Home rooms 201 22 244 205 206 and 208 elected officers and service club members last week. Advisers include Ed ward Nielsen Grace McClure Miss Nités and Martie Miss Gertrude Mehr Miss Helen Tucker Miss Marie Myers and Miss Evelyn Jo Cousins for respective rooms. Presidents include Berkley Strong Billy Gilliland John McTavish John Mason William Henley Harold Sawyer. secretaries treasurers and vice presidents named with several names for service club roles.
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Home Room
Edward Nielsen
Berkley Strong
Maxine Hood
Betty Jean Beaver
Treas
Paul Brink
Service Club
Patricia Hogan
Coleman Egertson
Grace McClure
Billy Gilliland
David Dawson
Bonnie Bixby
Creas
Frank Foss
Eich Ceemiers
Martys Belsy
Dork Correll
Bonsme Rowan
Marie Myers
William Henley
Joleen Foster
Sec
Dawn Hamilton
Trens
Charles Jones
Wilma Hanson
Dan Kingery
Evelyn Jo Cousins
Harold Sawyer
Margaret Sullivan
Bob Wee
Lovie Smith
Leonard Roberts
Verla Jean Perkins
Inspector Tour Of Cedar Rapids Sioux Falls Line
Rock Island officials led by O W Limestall general superintendent and W E Heimerdinger district engineer with W W Reed and J H Johnston and R W Anderson inspected the Cedar Rapids to Sioux Falls line last week. W E Bolton industrial commissioner visited Estherville for talks with local officials.
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O. W. Limestall
Rock Island
W. E. Heimerdinger
W. W. Reed
J. H. Johnston
Cedar Rapids
R. W. Anderson
Estherville
Sioux Falls
S. C
W. E. Bolton
Estherville Notes On Visitors And Local Health
Miss Elida Larson of Iowa City visits Estherville with her parents and friends as Mrs. Geo Shadle recovers from a stroke. C W Hendrickson returns to St Paul after staying in Estherville to tend farm interests. Correstionville residents Mr and Mrs Chas Jondon visit relatives here. Louis Fransdal returns from Bergen after three months abroad. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Mads Christensen of Algona. he heads Algona creamery and is a state brands officer. Mrs Vinton Combs and son John of Wisconsin visit Estherville en route to the Black Hills and Yellowstone with relatives. Mrs John Waldron ill in Los Angeles. her children travel toward home with sister Miss Mary, worsening then improving health at Blair, Nebraska.
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Elida Larson
Iowa City
Estherville
Sam Larson
C. W. Hendrickson
St. Paul
Minn
Wm. Hendrickson
Mads Christensen
Algona
Christensen
Algona Co-Operative Creamery
Iowa State Brands, Inc
Vinton Combs
John
Wausau
Wis
Francis Quade
le Claire
John Waldron
Pete
Los Angeles
Miss Mary
Blair
Neb
Wan-Tan-Yans Dining Tonight at State Park
Invitations issued by Wa tan-ye business and professional women's club members Miss Fern Jackman and Miss Mary Mauss announced a gypsy jamboree themed dinner by a campfire at Ft. Defiance State Park. A regular business meeting follows the dinner.
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State Park
Watan-ye Business and Professional Woman's Club
Fern Jackman
Mary Mauss
Ft. Defiance State Park
Washington News From A Fragmented Transcription
Fragmented OCR describes a presidential call for Congress to reconvene after a proclamation. It notes leaders from both chambers preparing to return to Washington to consider revision of arms embargo provisions and neutrality acts, with emphasis on timing and legislative actions.
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Washington
Sant
Ronnewek
Eaday
Congress
Sion
Dee Ain
Europe
Ris
Sn Uhoe
Presidio
Senate
Vemma
Witte Banea
Hemmingson Couple Attends Lutheran Church Founding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. John Hemmingson plan to attend the fiftieth anniversary of the Lutheran church in Rake. A. A. Rake, one of the two charter members, helped establish the church on his farm before it was moved to town. The Hemmingsons returned Tuesday from Council Bluffs after visiting relatives, traveling with Chris Peterson and his son John of Ogilvie, Minn.
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John Hemmingson
Rake
Ogilvie, Minn
Weatherly divorce suit cites figures and history
Edna S Wheatherly sues F E Weatherly for divorce in Dickson county asking custody of three children and possession of household goods. The petition notes a prior divorce action filed in Cass county in March 1939 that was dismissed and that the couple lived at Orleans on Spirit Lake's south shore until July 24, 1939. They married September 26, 1917 and bought the Orleans hotel property last spring, running the hotel and Royal Orleans club.
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Edna S. Wheatherly
F. E. Weatherly
Dickson County
Cass County
Orleans
Spirit Lake
Weatherleys
Orleans Hotel
Hotel
Royal Orleans Club
Emmet County Superintendents Meet at Grand Cafe
County superintendents from Emmet county will convene Wednesday evening September 20 at the Grand cafe. Dinner will be served to the men and their wives, followed by a business meeting, with Miss Marie Sorum in charge of arrangements. A college professor’s remark about entering the workforce is criticized as old fashioned.
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Emmet County
Marie Sorum
Weekly Health Lesson Reinforces Cold and Respiratory Prevention
The Iowa Department urges broader mask use and proper coughing etiquette to curb spread of colds and respiratory infections. It notes germs spread via secretions, lists common diseases, and advises early bed rest for fever plus limited close contact at school. Complications include sinus infections, ear infections, bronchitis, and pneumonia.
Labor Trouble Delays Gas Line Work Across Emmet County
Temporary labor strife hits the Omaha-Minneapolis Natural Gas pipeline project from Jackson Minnesota to Spirit Lake as an AFL organizer recruits on payday. Some workers resist joining and report intimidation while Sheriff Frederickson says workers cannot be forced. Most laborers are temporary, many from the south like Texas, with skilled men holding union cards.
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Omaha-Minneapolis Natural Gas Company
Emmet County
Jackson
South
Texas
Stop This Slaughter by Braun Safety Man
A safety column urges heightened driver vigilance near schools as children return after a long absence. It notes many new students, unfamiliar with traffic, and calls for motorists to exercise extra care to reduce child injuries.
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Fred W. Braun
Tota
Editors pick GOP leaders for 1940 nomination poll
A Columbia survey of 8 198 weekly editors in Illinois Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Nebraska and Wisconsin finds the Republican leaders as Vandenberg Dewey Taft Bridges with Bridges drawing rising attention. Democrats top four include Garner Roosevelt Hull Farley and McNutt with Garner nearly ahead of Roosevelt.
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Washington, D. C
Rosevelt
Paul V. MecNutt
New York
Dewey
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Central Farm Belt
Columbia Survey
Washington
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Columbia
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Thomas A. Dewey
Vandenberg
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Styles
McNutt
United States
Wis
Roosevelt
Garner
Cordell Hull
James A. Farley
Paul V. McNutt
Seinster Borah
Repubican
Landon
Theaa
Bridges
Taft
Hull
Farley
Others
Swine flu linked to hog lots warns fall outbreak
Des Moines sept 14 a report from the American Foundation for Animal Health warns that late research ties present day swine influenza to the 1918 epidemic. The virus is believed harbored by earthworms in hog lots, enabling transmission to swine. Farmers face millions in losses as the disease spreads rapidly requiring prompt veterinary action and vigilance for fever coughing and lameness signs as fall brings peak swine influenza activity.
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Des Moines
The
American Foundation For Animal Health
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