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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1911
Page
3
The ad promotes a time tested tonic using buchu extract and gin to aid weak kidneys and urinary organs. It urges prompt treatment for backache rheumatic pains and other kidney trouble and claims Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets remove the cause. Sold by S. H. Williams.
Safe medicine for children touts Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as non opiate and non harmful. The genuine product is in a yellow package. Includes a pitch for Cream of Rye health and energy and a silver spoon in every package. Scratch pads offered at 10 cents per pound by the Vindicator and Republican office.
Mr. Wilford Adams reports chronic rheumatism kept him bedbound until using Foley's Kidney Remedy. He credits two bottles for improvement and says the third bottle enabled him to resume work as a street railway conductor in Lexington Kentucky. The product is claimed to purge uric acid from blood. 8 H.
A compact notice endorses clean milk for infants in London hospitals and highlights gaps in supply. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder ailments, urges against substitutes, and lists S. H. Williams as seller. Also mentions a four year old Gracie's nap remark and promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as prompt and safe.
Senator W S Kenyon accepted two Iowa invitations delivering June commencement addresses at Coe College Cedar Rapids June 13 and Grinnell College June 14. Ninth District Republicans aim to nominate Judge W R Green avoiding a fight, with Willis Stern and E S White also in consideration. Red Cross nurses organize statewide readiness while Des Moines river patrols prevent drownings this summer under Police Sergeant Joe Newell and Commander Charles Riddle.
State Senator E G Moon of Ottumwa says the Moon law will reduce saloons in Iowa with higher license fees. He cites Burlington’s twenty five saloons where owners would pay two thousand five hundred to five thousand dollars for licenses.
Charles Denzier assistant cashier of the German American Savings Bank married Miss Nelsa Mills in Iowa City on April 24. The ceremony united local banking circles and a union plans to celebrate with family and friends.
Washington reports Secretary Wilson endorsed Representative Pepper’s plan to form agricultural clubs in Second district schools. He agreed to send an expert to teach Iowa boys corn growing and to involve girls in domestic science, aligning with the Agriculture Department’s demonstration farm program.
William Cartwright of Keokuk was struck by a freight train near the Oskaloosa Illinois line after stepping from a Central passenger train and returning to the track to sleep. He was found injured and hospitalized, with life likely endangered.
Atlantic Iowa April 24 The fate of the farmers road known as the Atlantic Northern and Southern line will be decided today a receivership hearing precedes a mass meeting of Cass Shelby Audubon and Montgomery county investors The goal was 175000 in notes to avert receivership Pledges totaling 125000 from the north and 50000 from the south have been reported A high tension meeting at Kimballtown failed to secure notes and talks continue with county subscribers A likely receiver contenders include President Rattenberg John Blake Luther Madsden and Ed Harlan
In Ventura Iowa Reverend C L Robertson pastor of United Brethren Church and Dr L V Curtis district superintendent were injured when a runaway horse and buggy bolted from Ventura to Grant Center. Robertson suffered a crushed nose and Curtis a long facial gash as they were thrown against a wire fence. The incident occurred during a local drive leaving both men needing medical attention.
John B Nesemeyer aged 78 and Mrs Emily KE Griffiths aged 83 were married in Marshalltown with two grandsons of the bride as witnesses. The event set new county records for marriages of elderly couples.
Four year old pines and catalpas offered by G A Niemens, Matherville, this spring. Also notes on remedies and products including Blymer Silver pens at Vindicator and Republican office, and a brief United States paper making statistic.
A reflection on journalism as a product of and for the people. The quote argues that the quality of journalism mirrors the society it serves, serving as both information and entertainment within a modern affluent state.
Classified ad notes eggs for hatching at 1 dollar per 16 and 5 dollars per 100 from Mr and Mrs H B Clark located three and a half miles northeast of Estherville with phone 12 13. Also includes a quote about patience and satisfaction attributed to Goethe.
Land auction notes offer six acre tract two two acre tracts and three one acre tracts for sale at a bargain. Also a good residence on South Ninth street and a well improved farm within four miles of Estherville offered before May 1st. Contact W A Lapp. Water supply note discusses Catskills flow and a Josh Wise quote on hats and husbands.
A compact collage of quotes and jokes. It mentions a 60 foot oak with about 6,000,000 leaves, a child asking to borrow plumes, a humorous exchange about plumes and pride, plus a casual line about not affording beef.
Public notice lists Thomas E. Stanenson and Joan A. Stanerson as executors of the estate of 8 F Simorson, deceased. Creditors must file sworn claims with the clerk within legal time and debtors are urged to pay promptly at Hitherville Iowa, dated April 1911.
Emmet County Iowa notices the estate of Henry Reod deceased. All persons with claims must file sworn statements with the Clerk of Court within the legal time. Creditors are asked to sign and present claims to avoid costs. Dated Estherville Iowa April 1 1911 Executor Antone A Nynnov Ten
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