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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1901
Page
3
The Estherville Republicary notes Mrs. McKinley’s serious illness in San Francisco likely derails the president’s trip. The Spencer Reporter returns to weekly publication, editor Annett cites reader preference for a larger weekly edition. Cato Sells declines a Democratic gubernatorial bid, hinting at possible nomination pursuit.
The state board of health reports new smallpox cases across the state and warns the mild current outbreak could become more deadly by next winter. Rigid quarantine measures are urged to prevent spread despite opinions of local doctors and resistant voices.
Rev A Walton and Prof Louis Eichhorn tour the Presbyter ian church with large audiences. Walton speaks on Meeting God's Conditions and other topics through the week. A young chorus enhances services and a new piano aids music. Community activities include Sunday sessions and a May 20 Baptist church entertainment.
A list of real estate transfers shows Howard Graves exchanging land with Torvald Nelson and various parcels shifting between Despanet Lucille Merce dia PNCEPL HUCTes, Ridley, Littell, Barnes, Willker, Emil Leow, Chas Jarvis, Henry Leupold, Estherville area owners, and others. Values and parcel descriptions are inconsistently legible, with multiple lot numbers and adjoins noted across Estherville and surrounding parcels.
Red H Richman advertises Weyptian paint at 1.25 per gallon. Net and Middaugh guarantee their work as up to date and heat obtainable in the city. Try them for paper hanging and decorative work. Leave orders at P.O. newsstand.
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