Proclamation Calls Estherville to Memorial for McKinley
Estherville mayor I E J Brean proclaims a two hour business shutdown and a 230 pm gathering at Loughs Opera House on September 19 1901 to honor the late President William McKinley. The notice urges unity and cites warnings against bondholder suits and repudiation with references to Chicago Ryansville and Evansville cases.
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United States
E. J. Brean
Estherville
Lough’s
Opera House
William McKinley
Lough
A. F. Lough
Republican
S A. Kean
Chicago
Ryansville
Todiana
Indiana
Illinois
Evansville
Turkeys Killed by Dogs Reported Near C J Blow Farm
Terris Tribune reports C J Blow east of town says dogs killed about thirty turkeys in a month with daily losses. Also claims Martin Adson suffered poultry losses. This week Blow caught the dogs in the act Tuesday and word spreads of similar depredations in the area. A derailed Milwaukee train near Alpha involved a switch problem and safety rail in place prevented greater damage. A St Joseph telegram notes T F Paley found dead in Missouri, identified by badge from Spanish War days, a loyal soldier with a liquor issue. Dr Kings New Life Pills promoted by local vendor Williams and Anderson as health tonics.
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Terris Tribune
C.J. Blow
Mr. Blow
Martin Adson
Ao Sherburn
Tower
Milwaukee
Jobo A. Grindeland
St. Louis
Alpha
Jackson
Emmetsburg
St. Joseph
Missouri
T. F. Paley
Allnson
Foley
Company K
Faltinson Nominated In Democratic List District Race
The Democratic representative convention for the List district at Sibley nominated Editor Kasper Faltinson of Armstrong for representative. Resolutions urged tariff for revenue only, taxing railroads and corporations fairly, a high license local option law, and budget economy, with state ticket not discussed. Bishop Henry B. Whipple of Minnesota dies from angina pectoris in Fairbank.
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Faltinson
Sibley
Kasper Faltinson
Armstrong
Robinson
Wishop Whipple
Henry B. Whipple
Protestant Episcopal Church
Fairbank
Minnesota
Adams
New York
Zion Church
Rome
Church of the Holy Communion
Chicago
Protestant Episcopal Church In
America
Local writing tablets advertised at five cents
A newspaper ad boasts regular ten cent tablets offered for five cents each. It claims the store matches advertised prices and features ruled and printed tablets, bond and featherweight varieties, drawing paper tablets, pencils, rulers, inks, and other school supplies at the low price.
Newberrys Sale Items Narrowly Listed for Last Week
Promotional notes list removal sale offerings with low prices on percales, hosiery, silk fleece, dress goods, mohair shirts, and walking skirts. Items include 10¢ percale, 3 for 25¢ fleeced products, $1.50 fleece lined Vieunas, and $4.00 walking skirts.
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Nahe
Official Route to Cleveland and B. & N. connections
General Order No. 2 names the B and N lines as the Official Route from Town to Cleveland for the GA R. A daylight train from Iowa to Chicago will arrive in Cleveland Tuesday morning September 7th. Further details to follow in this column.
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Cleveland
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World champion healer arnica salve advert
Lately befell a railroad laborer writes Dr A Kellets of Willsteed Ark. His foot was badly crushed. Bucklons Arnica Salve quickly cured him. It is wonderful. Barna builds piles and all akin eruptions. Care guaranteed. 250 sold by Wilttama ds Anderson.
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Dr. A. Kellets
Willsteed
Ark
Wilttama
Ds Anderson
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Lawrence Peterson & Son
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