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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1906
Page
12
Circa 1910s community recap with names like Rev Ostegaard Ringsted Rev Hutchinson Swea City and Mrs Burkhead. Mentions new telephone service, barn work, travel plans, school events, births deaths and local visits amid a flurry of small town chatter and daily life.
A garbled rural notes item reports nursery stock activity in Center township, travelers visiting from nearby towns, and changes in postal service. Mentions Charley Shear cremation at Swan Dake cemetery and shipments to town near Correctionville. Local residents like Jim Cleveland and Mrs Peak with daughter Idith are noted visiting and working as rural mail carrier.
During severe winter illness J. Meleston of Maple Banding Iowa recalls weeks earlier catching icy grippe. He reports joint and muscle pain sore throat fever and runny eyes and nose. After taking Chamberlain’s Gough Remedy with double Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver tablets he recovered, with local dealers Jay Johnston & Co. and Williams & Anderson selling the products.
Airman from this place and Rev. Weaver of Menton exchanged pulpits Sunday with services in town and at Graver. A Pickell and wife visited relatives near Graver. Jennie Jacobson returned home in Graver lash Tevidaysr. Miss Tinley raises Miss Noe's prince in the school here amid Noe's illness. Local excursion to Des Moines yielded a fine time. Trace Taylor works at the Commercial house for aunt Mrs. Prekett. Frank Woods of Estherville visited Dolliver. Vashti Wilcox of Estherville teaching the Bigs school. Mr. Hamilton shipped 38 car loads of stock Saturday. Grandpa Merriott is quite sick this week.
Thomas J. Wainwright, charged with stealing about 100000 in silverware securities and jewelry from Dr. Nicholas T. Pinault in Minneapolis, is linked to a New York theft, with $50000 in Pinault valuables recovered in a safe deposit vault. Investigators say he used an assumed name, opened the vault, and pawned proceeds in New York.
Thomas J. Wainwright described as a Boston lawyer was arrested in New York after a four week pursuit by police in three cities. He is charged with looting Dr Nicholas J. Pinault's Minneapolis mansion of valuables valued at about 100000 dollars. Wainwright used many aliases and posed as a lawyer, fooling Pinault before the theft was uncovered. Additional items report: idle shingle mills at Ballard Washington due to strike, a suspected holdup man killed in Chicago, and a burglar fatally wounding George Douglass in San Jose.
A garbled report mentions Mnnealers Exenraane and Tf RB with references to Phosday points in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Minnesota towns. It describes headaches, stench, and a remedy claimed by Chamberlans Stoneineb and Diver WVableta, with names Johnston & Co and Williams & Anderson cited as sellers or proponents.
Provincial constable Lanorgan of Champlain Ontario pursues burglar in forest. Remedy advertisements claim Champlain’s Cough Remedy cures coughs and colds quickly, with for sale notices and brand names.
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