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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
2
The Estherville Republican notes Chicago mayoral stance on Prince Henry, potential auditor candidate B F Carroll, and local tax disputes. It highlights upcoming elections, judgeships, and county politics, plus community events and building plans, with regional transport and agricultural movements.
A compilation of names and transfers appears with references to lands along the Harlington Cedar Rapids Northern Ry. The notice urges potential buyers to consult professionals about opportunities in new towns along the railway. It lists travel specials on first and third Tuesdays of March April and May to numerous states and regions, with full rate and schedule details available from company representatives, including John Farmer. A promotional note mentions a free sample of kidney pills from Caillat Dean by May 20 in Cedar Rapids.
A parish mission led by the Dominican Bethers will be held at St. Vatriele’s in the city, beginning Sunday, with Masses daily during the week. Each mission class will open with part of the rosary and include short instruction after Mass and confessions. Mother Daley urges all Catholics to attend, with an opening Mass on Sunday.
Desi's advertises a selection of mineral waters suitable for pairing with ale, promoting variety and refreshment for patrons seeking nonalcoholic options alongside their beer.
Local items report emigrants departures to Minnesota and the Dakotas, revival meetings and schoolhouse addresses, a directors’ meeting in Sidde Schoolhouse, and social events including a farewell for Mrs. Schafer. Notables include Mrs. Ports, Mr. Yous, Dan McCormick’s relocation plans, and weathered illness updates. farm news and upcoming community gatherings are noted along with local business moves and school activities.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Laxative Bromo Quinine with a Lorre Tola signature on boxes and a claim of curing a cold in one day. The text also contains scattered phrases about timber slabs and coal crates, plus an address near Fifth Street and a house.
A garbled collection of local items notes a basket social at the Gittier school house and Peltz school presence, with March 30 prospects in Lithianian state churches. It mentions J Thompson moving to town, Wit Fisher from Pleasantville arriving to stay with Dr. Bare, and farming plans for spring. Also reports Fred LaDoux’s clerk election win, Prof Norby’s Petersburg business, upcoming grain cleaning, school meetings, director election, and multiple minor movements and social events around Spirit Lake area communities.
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