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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1900
Page
2
The Emmet County Republican comments on local endorsements for senator and Cummins, criticizing Gear county influence and Meyers support. It notes regional editorial bias, cites Forest City Summit critique, and questions rail passes while discussing Clarkson and McFarland politics. It mentions Goers enlistment and Boer sentiment.
Announcement of ex-senator G H Gilbertson of Forest City seeking the state treasurer’s job to replace John Herrigt is published. Gilbertson, a successful Winnebago County businessman and former state senator, is praised by Republicans as the right choice for the office. Legislative notes cover biennial elections proposal, abolition of state printer, and policy debates shaping Iowa law.
The Globe-Democrat notes a century timing quirk asking readers to recall that the nineteenth century ends December 31, 1960. It also advertises Dayton Company vaudeville open house January 31, Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery claims cures for scrofula and consumption, Electric Hitters touted for elderly health, and BCR&N round trip fare notices for the National Creamery and Buttermakers' Convention in Lincoln with tickets on sale February 17 and 18.
The North American Mine Company of Des Moines has acquired a vast copper deposit in Oregon, about eighteen miles northeast of Haber City. Judge Burke, its president, and other Iowa figures led the purchase after a rapid deal with Portland capitalists, with ore estimation promising great wealth and stock offered at 20 cents per share.
A discussion on appetite links it to digestive and blood health. It argues that proper hunger depends on clean stomach liver and bowels and cites Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy. A testimonial from Calloway Ga describes a cure for catarrh liver and kidney trouble and restored appetite.
Fred Arbogast visited I D Grurer on Sunday. A Depew resident, Sever Gordon, inspected the creamery. A basket social and entertainment are planned for Dixon Hall next Monday to aid the brass band. Ringsted will host a band and a dance at Dixon Hall next Friday. Miss Nora Gruver visited her parents. A scarlet fever case is reported in Depew.
Local items report on Johnnie Dowden’s post surgery progress after appendicitis with Mitford surgeon Des Potter and Esatherville’s Birney. Sunday gathering at Mr Larhig’s featured Christ’s baking gloves. Nordal Nelson and wife farewelled en route to Livermore. Al Burns bought a new top buggy and P C Broad with wife visited. Broad bought six milch cows from Mr Yocum.
North Superior reports revival meetings ending Sunday night and a string of community happenings. A school entertainment is planned at Cole schoolhouse next Friday. Conrad Anderson hosted a social dance. Mrs. Ierhrouson learned of a sister's Canton South Dakota death. couples socialized at the Norsby home. minor mishaps and illnesses are noted, while the Dolliver creamery is confirmed and local fundraisers for church chairs raise 28.50.
Farmers urged to sharpen plows and harrows for spring work. Bring in now before the rush. All work guaranteed. First class wagon mixers and horse-shoers employed. BLN. Ryopr, Its South Sixth St, Estherville Ta.
For ten years Dr J Newton Hathway, praised as a top specialist, advertises an electric belt for his treatment system. He declares it the perfect belt, light, powerful, with new attachments for any case, offered to patriots at a nominal charge. Send details of your case to Hathway in Sioux City, and the belt can be mailed for inspection.
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