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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1933

Page

3

State County Levy Is Higher For 1933 Taxes

The Vindicator and Republican notes a large apparent drop in levies but explains a real increase due to a new law taxing on assessed valuation rather than fourfold valuation. Emmet County 1933 totals rise, with state taxes up as well. a detailed comparison shows multiple levies, including county, school, emergency, bond, and maintenance items, and highlights railroad and utility tax contributions.

Vindicator Republican E. H. Hanson Emmet Iowa Minnesota Dorothy Klopp Pblic

Strains Given Long Sentences For Robbery in Jackson Minn

Anthony Strain aged 27 and Alice Martin his common law wife received 80 and 40 year prison terms after a Jackson Minnesota jury found them guilty of first degree robbery for the Okabena bank hold up on May 19. The jury was out one hour five minutes. Mrs Strain was sent to Shakopee for women rehabilitation and he to the state prison at Stillwater. Also notes of John Kernan family moving to San Bernardino California and a Spirit Lake girl treated for threatened mastoid trouble.

Anthony Strain Alice Martin Jackson

Forget-Me-Not Sale Showed Hope for Veterans Aid

The Forget-Me-Not sale by the Service Star Legion Saturday drew a successful response though total receipts were not yet reported. Funds support disabled veterans after costs, with the flowers produced by veterans themselves.

The Service Star Legion H. H. Tosdal

Open Bids On Paving Wednesday In Ames Estherville

Bids to pave 0.321 miles between Ft Defiance park and No 9 and 307 miles extending No 17 into Estherville will be opened or let. Labor rates set at 50 cents hour for unskilled and 1.20 for skilled. Preference given to ex service men with dependents and employment through designated agencies. Contractors must obtain lists from employment agencies for hiring and replacements.

State Highway Ames Ft. Defiance State Park Estherville United States Howevr

Midgets Rout Storm Lake 26 to 0 on Home Field

The Midgets defeated the Storm Lake Tornadoes 26 to 0 on the Lakers home grounds. Officials reversed several scores, keeping the hosts from a bigger lineup. Max set up long plays for McAndrews while the team scored in every quarter except the third. The second team played most of the fourth quarter as the game ended with the ball near Storm Lake's three yard line.

Storm Lake Lakers Max McAndrews

Hold Court Here Monday

Two farm rent cases were heard in district court with Judge F. C. Davidson presiding. Morling sought cash rent from Haisman for ground under buildings while Haisman claimed rent for granaries and corn cribs and the landlord’s share of crops. An out of court agreement extended the redemption date on another farm, with future rents due to Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.

District Court F. C. Davidson W. H. Morling J. A. Haisman Haisman Atty. Morling Mr. Haisman Atty Wm. S. Johnston Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Geo. H. Truesden Truesdal Atty. F. J. Kennedy W. Morling

Dismissal in Nock case and related court actions

All charges against Wm Nock were dismissed for lack of evidence including conspiracy to commit a felony breaking and entering and larceny in the night. Judge Davidson closed the week with rulings in T T Paulson vs Paul and Lena Paulsen noting a washing machine dispute and costs assessed to the Paulsens. Cedar Rapids Life Insurance case awaits further evidence on a $9000 mortgage foreclosure. Fox objects to crops being turned over to a receiver though mortgage terms admit nonperformance.

Wm. Nock T. T. Paulson Paul Lena Paulsen Davidson Jon Peterson Paulsens Christian‘sen and Son Cedar Rapids Life Insurance Company Insurance Fox

Bank at West Bend Changes Hands

Ownership of the Iowa State bank at West Bend has changed with Fred J. Figge of Ossian selling most of his shares to West Bend men. The bank capital has been reduced but will be increased as business warrants are issued.

Iowa State Bank At West Bend Fred J. Figge Ossian

Midget Meet Preview Sees Mason City Clash Friday

Storm Lake faces Mason City in a crucial Friday night battle as Coach Lynn and the Midgets polish the rough edges from a tough early tilt. The team seeks stronger opposition to sharpen defense and scoring ahead of the upcoming league test.

Storm Lake Lynn Mason City

PARENT TEACHERS PRESENT PROGRAM WEDNESDAY EVE

The parent teachers association hosts a Wednesday evening program at the Roosevelt building. Mothers chorus performs two numbers, O N Ressell greets, Miss Dorothy Latchem responds. A one act play Sardines directed by Anita Whoulishouser features Misses Mauss Carlson Fothergill West. Program opens at eight, part of a social evening honoring teachers. reception with refreshments follows.

Parent-Teachers ‘Association Roosevelt Mothers’ Chorus Atty. O. N. Ressell Dorothy Latchem Anita Whoultshouser Mary Mauss Fern Carlson Grace Fothergill Elizabeth West

Mrs Smith Named Manager of Reemployment Office

Hortense Smith is named manager of the county reemployment office under the National Industrial act. The appointment followed a Spencer district conference with J. E. Wilson L. L. Boggess Mrs. Freda Segner and Mrs. Smith attending. Pfund and Kep ford field spoke. The office will supply labor for the Emmet county road project this fall and lists include farm laborers carpenters painters and many others. Residents of Emmet county listed as available workers are 17 VW.

Hortense Smith Rep Smith Spencer J. E. Wilson L. L. Boggess Freda P. Segner Hans C. Pfund Iowa Kepford Emmet County

Bailey couple attend Devils Lake jubilee sermon

Dr. and Mrs. A. G. Bailey traveled Thursday to Devils Lake North Dakota where Dr. Bailey preached at the Presbyterian church’s 50th anniversary jubilee after serving there as pastor for 12 years, leaving about two decades ago. En route the couple halted in Laverne Minnesota for a brief visit with their daughter and son in law Rev and Mrs Braskamp.

A. G. Bailey Devils Lake N. D

Picked Up for Drunkenness in Estherville

Police rounded up three intoxicated men Saturday night on Estherville streets. Wm Shull on parole from Cherokee inebriate institute faces county parole breach. Levi Shull and Earl Brady appeared before Mayor Whelan Monday. Shull fined five dollars plus costs while Brady received ten days on hard labor, suspended for good behavior.

Estherville Wm. Shull Inebriate Institute Cherokee Levi Shull Earl Brady Whelan Shull Brady

Two injured in Wallingford auto crash recover

In a Friday afternoon collision one mile west and a quarter mile south of Wallingford two of three injured persons were released from Colgman hospital. Miss Lorinda Amundson driver of one car returned home Sunday while Mr Brown remained hospitalized. Wendell Helgason and Clarence Egeland of Wallingford were unhurt and a young Amundson in the back seat escaped injury.

Wallingford Colgman Hospital Lorinda Amundson Chas H. Brown Mr. Brown Wendell Helgason Clarence Egeland Amundson Helgason Egeland Miss Amundson

Miss Viviette Hayden Be comes Bride of Ruthven Man

Miss Viviette Hayden wed Mr. Paul J. Barnett of Ruthven at St Patrick’s Church with Rev L J Savage officiating. Attendants included Mrs Orville Hagadon as matron of honor and best man. The couple left for a brief trip to Sioux Falls and will reside in Ruthven where Barnett works for Farmers Produce.

St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Viviette Hayden Alice Hayden Paul J. Barnett Ruthven L. J. Savage Orville Hagadon Lohengrin W. H. Dooley Mendelssohn Carl Mester Fast Howard Street Sioux Falls Barnett Farmers’ Produce Company Dan Barnett Herman Elsenbast Graettinger Earl Feldman Joe Jean Bonnie Joan Jos. Marsell B. F. Hayden L. A. Smith Bert Ditsworth Donna Lee Albert Hermansen Everett Boland Estherville High School Ruthven High School V-R

Steal Bumpers From Car at Clay County Fair Night

Glenn Busch and his family returned home from the Clay County fair Saturday night to find the bumpers stolen off their new Chevrolet. The theft occurred during the event, with no further details on suspects or motive.

Glenn Busch Clay County

Red Harris Sought in County Robberies and Holdups

Melvin Red Harris of this city and Graettinger, a robbery suspect, was captured Friday night in Estherville by Policemen Ed Case and Lawrence Jones at the request of Pocahontas county officials. He is held for the Pocahontas grand jury and is suspected in a Humboldt restaurant robbery and other holdups across both counties. Harris has lived with his mother in Graettinger and in Estherville for about a year, and he matched the description of the wanted man traced to the community.

Melvin Red” Harris Estherville Ed Case Lawrence Jones Pocahontas County Harris Humboldt Pocahontas Pocahontas Land Jury Humboldt County

Attend Farm Union Meeting in Des Moines

A group of local farmers attended Farm Union and Farm Holiday association meetings held in Des Moines at Riverside Park last Wednesday. Invocations and welcomes were given by Wallace Short and Mayor Lewis with a response by John Stamp, followed by talks from State Adjutant Mike Schreck and Senator Murphy. Guests from Estherville included the Swanson and Larsson families, along with others. Orlando Tosdal and children from Minneapolis visited H. H. Tosdal's home Saturday evening through Sunday afternoon.

Farm Union and Farm Holiday Association Des Moines Riverside Park Farm Union Wallace Short Lewis John Stamp Mike Schreck The Veterans of Foreign Wars Senator Murphy Union Estherville Geo. Swanson Bert. Swanson Geo. Frank Walter Swanson C. H. Larsson Harry Hormby Henry Neppl V-R Orlando Tosdal Minneapolis H. H. Tosdal

Bart Conlin Dies From Heart Failure At 58

Bart Conlin aged 58 died Saturday morning at seven thirty from heart failure while working on a sewer ditch on Fast Walnut Street near North Eighth. A resident of Estherville for three years he was well known locally. His wife died two years ago and he is buried beside her in Oak Hill cemetery. Funeral services were held at Sternberg chapel at one o clock Monday with Rev. Frank Yearnd officiating. Conlin was born in Scott county in 1874 and lived near Sherburn Minnesota for many years with several nephews and nieces nearby. he has three brothers one in Manilla Town and two in Canada.

Bart Conlin Conlin Scott County Sherburn Minn Truman Nicholas Conlin Manilla Town Canada

Graettinger Man Markets Load of Second Crop Oats

Ed Dunn of Craettinger area marketed a load of second crop oats at the Farmers elevator last week. The harvest comes from stools of the first crop and marks a record for the county. Similar reports come from Elmore Minnesota.

Graettinger Man Ed Dunn Craettinger Elmore Minn

Race Driver Injured on Way to Fair

Mrs M C McAfee 28 of San City was killed near Rembrandt while en route to the Clay county fair at Spencer. Her husband and brother in law H D McAfee were in the Buick when brakes failed and the car plunged into a ditch at high speed. Mr McAfee survived with serious injuries and was hospitalized in Sioux Rapids.

M. C. McAfee San City Rembrandt H. D. McAfee Clay County Spencer Sac City McAfee Sioux Rapids

Tang Miller Loses Spare Tire in Weekend Car Incident

A sedan suffered an undisclosed loss not discovered until Sunday morning. Tang Miller also reported a spare tire missing from his car at the same time.

Poultry Show Awards Announced at Emmet County Fair

Emmet County Poultry show results released with high exhibit quality and record turnout. Judges awarded prizes across breeds including Barred Plymouth Rocks and White Wyandottes to multiple handlers such as J. W. Bush, George Kirchner, Al vin Anderson, Mrs. J. E. Fry, A. V. Bormann, and Lillie Gilbertson among others.

Emmet County Barred Plymouth Rocks J. W. Bush Cockerel George Kirchner Pullet Alvin Anderson Old Pen J. E. Fry W. D. O’brien White Plymouth Rocks A. V. Bormann A. V Pearl Partello Arnold Rasmussen T. BE. Anderson Plymouth Rocks Andrew Larson Genevieve Irwin S. C Rhode Island Howard Heidke R. C. Rhode Island Herman Origer Young Pen Jersey White Giants N. C. Christensen N. Cc. Christensen David Weir Young Lillie Gilbertson

Melvin Hansen of Bode meets instant death

A Rock Island passenger train struck an auto at a rural crossing on highway 169 between Livermore and Bode, killing 26 year old Melvin Hansen of Bode. The Ford coupe carried 300 feet, two cases of dynamite in the car thankfully did not explode, and Hansen died at the scene.

Rock Island Livermore Bode Melvin Hansen Tom Brand Hansen W. A. O'Neil W HH. Hunt Brand Estherville Belmond Stockyards DeWitte Larber Ivan Morris Ed Liddle Matt Scholtes Jess Tone Wold A. Haffey

15 Yard Penalty Defeats College Wolves 6 To 0

The Junior College Wolves lost to the Sioux Falls Braves 6 to 0 in Estherville. Pierce the visiting quarterback sparked the winning drive after halftime, while Estherville stars Fransdal and W. Thompson played strongly. Sioux Falls threatened late but the Wolves could not convert, leaving the hosts with a debut loss but evident potential for future games.

College Wolves Wolves Sioux Falls College Braves Braves Elwood Thifs Pierce Invarders Deim Sioux Falls Estherville Fransdal W. Thompson

Also Mentioned on This Page

R.L California John Kernan San Berardino Calif San Bernardino Belleview Avis White W. W. White Spirit Lake Coleman Hospital Estherville Co-op Creamery Nock Mrs. Smith Mgr Charles H. Brown Sat Amy Mollison Capt James Mollison England Poultry Show H. C. Christiansen HC. Christiansen HW. C. Christiansen H.C. Christiansen Cockepel C. White Leghorn Cock M. Skow Hen H. A. Yetter Hattie Griffith Richard Anderson S. C. Buff Leghorn Cock John Graff Jd. R. Weir Old J. R. Weir Clark Gustafson Brown Leghorns N. K. Nelson Ancona Clara Kennedy S. C. Black A. TI. Reed A. I. Reed Harold Carlson S. C. Buff T. E. Anderson Sam Aalborg R. E O J Forman Kentfield H. Thompson R. T. Bevard Wees Abram Fransdal Ween Winter V. Thompson Barr Erickson Thee Eene Toofe Gardner L. E We Rice Dillon Toeeen FP Beee Helfert Elwood Tore HB Veeee E. Forman Deimaa H.bee Wilson Schmikat Ae Deee Q.B Deeenne Pierce Fay Cook Marilyn of Waterloo W. J. Time Home
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