Subscriptions and advertising terms for Estherville paper
ESTHERVILLE IA NOVEMBER 15 1900 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION One Year Six Months Three Months rate as 40 Correspondents will be furnished lamp and a copy of the paper for their services One or two good correspondents Wanted in townships not now represented TO ADVERTISERS All advertisements inserted as per the forms of our rate card Unless otherwise stipulated bills will be rendered for ads or senty rates but if ads are ordered out before the expiration of the year advertisers will be charged back at short-time rates
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Piper
Washington, D. C
Capitol City
Congress
Pennsylvania Avenue
Constitutional Amendment Support and Convention Debate
The article notes large majorities for the biennial elections amendment and for a constitutional convention proposal, with critics saying the convention would be costly and unnecessary. It explains the process, timing for 1902, and who could be elected, plus reader sentiment about potential changes.
Loyal Republican League backs Hanna. Iowa beats Michigan 23 to 6
The American Loyal Republican League, a 600 member group of Poles Hungarians and Bohemians, adopted resolutions dooming Hanna for president. Iowa’s football team routed Michigan 23 to 6 at Ann Arbor, extending its unbeat status. Republicans faced crowds in Kentucky amid Goebel controversy.
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American Loyal Republican League
Hanna
Iowa
Michigan
Ann Arbor
My Vote Lost Yet Election Night Reflections From Washington
Washington letters describe missing local voting rights in the capital city in 1900. The writer notes the national election results pleased many, highlights McKinley’s presidency, and condemns Bryan amid Chicago faction ties. He praises conservative labor, capital, and agricultural gains from the vote and laments partisan passions.
Four more years of steady progress, predicts Ed
Ed argues Bryan’s followers face a defeated bid as he mocks Bryanites and trust magnates Jones and Croker. He foresees continued Republican strength, calls for trust scrutiny, and predicts four years of national progress and happiness as the country rises as a world power.
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Trusta
Bryanites
Jones
Croker
Trnall King
Tammany
Local notices from Spirit Lake and Estherville area
Geof Funk of Spirit Lake transacted business in Eatherville Tuesday Ed Casdill of Garner has joined O B Olson jewelry store Oscar Robins bought the Gaylord residence on North Fifth Street Morison and Metzgar open new grocery firm temperate townsfolk sign saloon petition Emmettsburg Tribune notes M G Wilson Estherville city visit and Prohibition debate Winter grips the area with zero temperatures Meeting planned at mayor's office on factory project Rev Suckow unites Miss Kate Sweeting and EL Countryman in marriage in Swea City area Mrs Wu B Soper Jr heads to New Mexico Dows Advocate notes libel suit deliberations Judge Birdsill retained by John Griffith The Big Coon show at Creston American saga Coontown 400 performs at Opera House Nov 17 Olven back in business Watch jewelry and holiday stock coming The Frank E Long Theatre Co to appear next week Skirt and underwear sale at Richtmayer Richtmyer
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Emmettaburg Tribune
M. G. Wilson
Estherville
Matt
Itv
Williams
Cedar Falls
Algona Upper
Des Moines
Suckow
Kate Sweeting
EL. Countryman
E. V. Sweeting
Sweeting
Countryman
Swea City
Seneca
Emmettsburg
Wu. B. Soper, Jr
New Mexico
Raton
N. M
Dows
John Griffith
R. W
Birdsill
J. T. Johnson
Duna
Mr. Grifft
Morrill twine of Chicago ends services at Baptist church
Local notice reflects on temperance debate and anti saloon sentiment. It cites M W Atwood and A Horswell hiring a detective to probe liquor law compliance, notes that drug firms are not sole liquor sources, and claims considerable liquor is shipped privately. It reports a $65 verdict for A T Wolcott vs Henry Coon over a buggy accident and promotes Coontown 400 at the Opera House November 17.
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M. W. Atwood
A. Horswell
Neighborhood Gossip and Local Notices from Four Mile Lake
Weather chatter and farm news from Four Mile Lake plus Pairview items. Stanhope sells Estherville property for 120 acres near Superior to relocate. Helen Miles home Saturday. Stanhope sister-in-law cared for by Ottoson relative. 840 head of sheep on Section 17. Bemis farm work. Louie Bosworth building. corn husking active despite rough roads. Ringsted musicale draws young folks. Martha Dabike and Fred Moltz wedding at Ringsted. Wilder family visiting Half Moon and planning move to Swea City. Coontown 400 event announced for November 17.
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Four Mile Lake
D. BR. Coulter
Ringated
Martha Dabike
Fred Moltz
Art of Safety and No Room for Christ Sermons Highlight Church Notes
Presbyterian Ray W B McLeod preaches Sunday at 10 45 p m on The Art of Safety and at 7 30 p m on No Room for Christ All are invited Episco pal church schedule includes weekly Bible instruction and Advent Mission Grace Episcopal Church to host December Advent series with Rev Dr Jackson and Rev Bowen Public invited Royal Neighbors serve supper at Mrs O H Higbee home November 17 Coontown 400 to perform at Opera House November 17 with singing dancing and comedy
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Ray
W. BE. McLeod
Presbyterian Church
Christ
EB. O
Episcopal Church
Knowlton
Grace Episcopal Church
Jackson
Emmettsburg
Bowen
Spencer
Royal Neighbors
O. H. Higbee
Christensen's Grocery Announces Low Social Prices
Christensen's Grocery in New York and Ohio announces two carloads of apples arriving. They offer standard varieties at social low prices for the next two weeks.
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New York
Ohio
Maple Syrup Shipment Praised for Pure Quality
Ohio shipment syrup is described as positively pure Sap Maple with unmatched quality in town. Emphasizes low prices and superior product compared with all local offerings.
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Ohio
Rugs at Cost Offer Sparks Incomplete Sale
Symma rugs offered at two dollars cost price with large 41,60 inch patterns. Customers urged to act as stock appears limited and several sizes described as beautiful.
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