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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1900
Page
4
Dr. Hathaway presents a twenty year proven method treating private male and female diseases including loss of vitality stricture varicocele and kidney troubles. The free book Maniless, Vicar, Health explains his home based nonoperative cures and symptom blank. Address Dr. Hathaway Sioux City Iowa for copy today.
Des Moines Aug 20 reports show Weaver guiding Republican workers through a statewide campaign plan to push McKinley and Roosevelt to larger majorities. Democrats organize under the United Iowa Democracy with ex deputy U S marshal Hellwig and ex congressman Butler active as organizers in semi secret clubs.
The article notes members pledge two dollars annually to the Democratic state committee and one dollar to the organization. Iowa reportedly has about 10,000 members giving up to 320 000 dollars, with canvassers collecting sums to boost the fund. National and state groups plan increased support in key districts as Chairman Weaver and local chairmen coordinate district meetings in Waterloo and Mason City.
The state auditor reports show Iowa banks expanded from 370 in 1896 to 440 in 1900. Deposits rose from 43,966,793.79 to 391,147,056.38, a 108 percent gain, signaling strong prosperity. A Des Moines banker notes rising loan demand for investment and business growth, with real estate loans at low rates, contrasting 1896 conditions. A St Paul railroad manager adds that piano shipments and luxury goods rise with McKinley prosperity, while free silver remains a Democratic issue amidst Kansas City convention chatter.
Fragmentary timetable shows Passenger No and Freight services with stations Forest City and GOING EAST. Entries include times like 10:25 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. with agent GRO. W. NICHOLSON referenced.
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