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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1936
Page
2
Floyd Johnson of Riverside California, formerly Esther ville, recounts a penny he marked in 1895 returning to him during a business day after 28 years. The coin bore his initials and identifying marks on both sides, a curious relic of the past resurfacing in modern times.
The period September 14 to 19 brings showers early in the week then fair weather by midweek. Temperatures run near normal in the south and near or below normal in the north. Local showers are expected Monday and again Friday or Saturday across the Northern and Central Great Plains with cooler conditions in the north.
The American Boy announces a year of adventures including thundering transport planes and Georgia's Okefenokee swamp tales. Features include David Irwin Arctic journeys, Roscoe Turner on the London to Melbourne air race, hobbies, sports tips, and future space stories. Subscriptions are $1 yearly, $2 for three years. foreign 50 cents extra. Send name, address and payment to The American Boy, 7480 Second Blvd., Detroit, Michigan. On newsstands for 10 cents.
Monday's hash used to follow Sunday's roast with leftovers offering hot pies cold salads croquettes and croquettes. Reheat small lean scraps quickly and use drippings for gravies. Save bones for broth for soups. Slice larger pieces for salads or reheated dishes with sauce.
Studebaker shows 1937 models at local showrooms with President and Dictator lines priced from 965 to 665 f.o.b. factory. Highlights include overdrive transmission, hypoid rear axles, and a new double drop frame enhancing ride, interior space, and styling. Also includes meal ideas and light, period-appropriate humor notes.
The excerpts cover Alf Landon criticizing Roosevelt policy, denouncing hidden taxes on essentials, and praising agricultural shifts and crop reductions. He argues for freedom and security, warns against deficits, and notes farmer impacts from the New Deal while detailing rising costs and unemployment tied to policy.
In a Des Moines Register and Tribune column Jay Franklin notes how Democratic governors critique Gov Landon at his acceptance speech. He argues prosperity and New Deal improvements threaten GOP Old Guard plans and threaten to turn their main issue into a plea for jobs and contracts over the next four years.
Emmet County Iowa District Court announces a hearing on the will of Edwin C Strube dated December 12 1925 filed October 12 1936 in Estherville Iowa. The hearing is set for 10:00 A M before the district court to determine if the instrument should be probated as the last will and testament. interested parties must appear to show cause. Irwin C Nichols Clerk of District Court. Tw
Democratic National Committee notes a prospect of tax reduction as Treasury studies show rising receipts and improved revenues. Senator Pat Harrison and Congressman Robert Dougan ton cite strengthening business conditions and lower relief costs while Morgenthau urges revising laws to remove inequities and avoid tax increases. Federal receipts through August rise to 482.84 million with income taxes up and processing taxes absent this year.
Officials warn the fall cholera cycle threatens feeder pigs and high prices. The tiny germ spreads rapidly farm to farm, so vaccination before outbreaks is the only protection. Farmers are urged to vaccinate hogs to curb losses as autumn peak approaches.
Nitwit Ned dodges responsibility after a crash and flees the scene. He admits only a traffic mix up and spins a tale while the driver tries to push a truck free, then laments perceived mistreatment when confronted by authorities and the Iowa State Safety Council.
Worcester Gazette reports Chairman Hamilton calls the West the key to the campaign while noting he and Mr. Farley will not be caught leaving the West under the door mat. The remark emphasizes regional focus without detailing plans. The item preserves era tone and mentions both political figures.
Des Moines veterinary leaders warn of a severe wave of hog cholera this fall across swine states. The American Foundation for Animal Health notes cycles peak every decade with last peak in 1926, risking major losses as 1,142,000 hogs die annually and farmers lose over 20 million dollars.
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