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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1912
Page
6
Notices from a 1920s Estherville Emmet County paper announce Republican candidates for county offices including county superintendent county treasurer and public official race results. The item lists multiple named candidates, primary dates, and mentions party affiliation and election context within Emmet County Iowa.
A fragment notes that the home of Lorimer is capable of performing most tasks that arise, even those least expected, implying a surprising adaptability or skill. The text hints at a broader story of Lorimer’s capabilities or the property's reputation without detailing specifics.
Production notes show white dent variety yield around 76 bushels per acre with pest issues. Samples requested price at Bb per bushel. References to banks and town names appear, including Bally, Rock Kapaa, and Ratherville. Details are fragmented and require clarification.
The advertisement touts Kabo Corsets as Parisian designed and fitted for a flattering silhouette. It highlights models with embroidery, long skirts, and enhanced support features including multiple hooks, suspender straps, and steel boning for stout figures.
Purely personal items list visits, travels, and small motions of residents around Spirit Lake, Emmetsburg, Des Moines, and nearby towns. Mentions include Heraie Paulas in Spencer, Mayor Stockdale on business in Greens, Rev Murtagh in Emmetsburg, Mrs Slingerland returning from Des Moines, and many other brief notes on social calls, trips, and cottage stays.
A humorous 19th century note on dyspepsia tablets and the recurring refrain Select 4 good-hearted cabbage as if part of a cooking receipt. The writer laments the unreliable cabbage vendors and the absurdity of the recipe blurb in a Bestop Transcript.
A dubious ad for Emmat Co proposes tonics to cure the blues with Dr King New Life Pills. Also touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and notes a bill of sale and tax deed process in Ole County Iowa with details about property sale and right of readmission expiring soon.
A humorous quip highlights Jones as a congressional stenographer with a knack for printing foolish lines. The exchange questions whether he is a poet, ending with the remark that he specializes in stenography for Congress.
A ship lies becalmed for three days as the captain orders every passenger to donate their matches. He throws them overboard except one and lights his pipe with it. A sudden gale fills the sails, the ship surges forward, and the sacrifice yields a successful voyage.
The piece argues few Irish peers are popular, though many are qualified. It notes Irish masses remember their country's history and cites Lecky on Irish titles tied to memories of shame. It suggests a "Union" peer ranks with Cromwellian landholders in old stock eyes.
A Westminster Gazette remark notes a woman carrying a child in public is a Mera woman while a woman with a dog in public earns the title of lady. The piece contrasts social labels and public perception in a concise editorial observation.
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