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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1903
Page
2
In Des Moines and Estherville items the Vindicator and Republican urges Senator Allison to draft tariff policy for the Iowa GOP and praises his leadership. Other notes discuss good roads, immigration, jail conditions, and local school board disputes amid political maneuvering in Iowa in 1903.
Recent remarks from Senator Allison Gov Cummins and Mr J W Whyte indicate Republican unity on tariff reform and reciprocal legislation. They agree on protecting domestic industry while adjusting duties to meet changing conditions and expanding markets for local products, signaling a plan to end the acrimonious intra party debate.
A fundraising committee completed its drive for famine sufferers in Finland Norway and Sweden. A A Johnson reported $154 75 and Martin Anderson added $24 75, totaling funds sent to authorities. Additional subscriptions listed include A Johnson $5 00 and J Ridley $5 00 among others.
A Dubuque Times editorial notes current controversy harms the Republicans both at home and abroad but says unity is now possible at the next state convention. It reports newspapers suggest Senator Allison write the state party platform with Gov Curmins and Mr Blythe backing him, and that Allison will value such party confidence.
A historical medical note claims lettuce prevents smallpox and is superior to vaccination. It argues daily lettuce intake shields against smallpox in all people, including the unvaccinated, and criticizes vaccination as inducing other diseases. The piece links lettuce freshness to preserving anti-scorbutic properties and notes winter disease cycles.
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