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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1916
Page
2
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The presidential primary election was held Monday and largely went by default. The piece of legislation cost the state over $100,000 and was celebrated by many as a long overdue reform. A clean up campaign in Estherville targets bootlegging joints and city issues amid the broad relief at no further revival of the measure. New Easter goods and novelties are advertised at Hoeya Book Store in Cole Building on Tth Street.
Purely personal items report Mr. and Mrs Archibald home from Oklahoma and numerous relatives traveling to Rochester Sioux City Waterloo Waterloo for medical treatment and family visits. The column lists Tedious names and towns including Armstrng Armatrong Humboldt Spirit Lake Des Moines and Marseilles Illinois with travel for visits and weddings and weekend stays.
Miss Loretta Eaton visits Ruthven with friends while Warren and Mina Dillon’s family learns of a Cedar Rapids daughter’s successful appendicitis operation. Sioux City’s Carl Sernetrum, H Y P U president, returns from Ames. Horace Soper to Burlington for Rock Island railway work and Interstate Commerce Commission duties. petitions form to restore rural route service. napkins available at Hoey’s Book Store Cole Building.
Huntington weighs consolidation plans for schools while Maple Hill ships building material for the project. D E Kulp, a Republican candidate for railroad commissioner, tours Estherville. A Ruble couple welcomed a 10.5 pound boy on April 8. Sam Warner property rented by Mr. Shannon from Mankato. Government thermometer hits twelve degrees above zero on April 6 as Paterson recalls coldest night in fifteen years. Conductor and Mrs Worst travel May 1 to the national O R C convention in St Louis and plan a western trip including Alaska. Palo Alto supervisors acquire a bull from Geo Murray for the county farm. J J Klopp tears down and rebuilds for a new opera house, slated to open by August.
For sale single comb Rhode Island Red eggs for hatching. Price 650c for 15 eggs. Contact Mrs. Will E. Deming at phone 868Y.
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