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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1915
Page
2
Mrs. Elmer Hatch of Peru Indiana reports longstanding rheumatic attacks eased immediately by Chamberlains Liniment and recommends it to others. Ad offers 26 and 40 cent bottles. Also notes for sale a nearly new Henny buggy with new harness and an ad seeking a seamstress. Inquire at the office. Herman Oranusky re.
Public notice states that Andrew Petar gon deceased’s estate is being administered by Andrew Smith as administrator. Creditors must file claims with the district court clerk in Bonet County, Iowa, sworn and prepared for probate, with immediate payment requested by the estate. Dated Astherville April 10.
A garbled page lists professionals from a Grover towner office with names Anderson Hyde Osher and H G Cleveland. It announces schoolhouse foundation work in Grover township, Iowa, with bid timing and security requirements, a contract award pending to the lowest bidder, and a secretary notice dated April 24.
The Panama-California Exposition in San Diego and the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco offer Americans the chance to see their country. Several routes and trains, including Golden State Limited, Rocky Mountain Limited, and Cal- Hornian, provide low round trip fares, liberal stopovers, and long return limits. Get a copy of our guide on the Panama Expositions to learn how to go, what to see, and plan an economical trip with expert help from our representatives.
A 1910 charter sets Buffalo to be governed by a five member commission. Mayor Fuhrmann serves two years as head, with four councilmen elected next November. The council holds three vote quorum, no veto power for mayor, and four year terms for most members. Departments, appointments, and civil service are defined, while initiative and recall are not provided. Franchises require a 5 percent petition and voter approval to take effect.
Spokane’s Home Garden club marks its fifth year with Y M C A and Spokesian Review leading efforts to transform vacant lots and backyards into productive gardens. The initiative has inspired more than fifty cities to seek the plan, yielding an estimated vegetable value of $6,000 last year and drawing federal support to organize youth garden clubs. Government representative 8 J Newbill notes youths engage more seriously with seed distribution and guidance from experts.
A guide urges neighborhood led cleanup by gathering friends to set a date, rally children, collect refuse in a vacant lot, hold a bonfire to burn debris and disease, then plant flowers in the cleared space. If your town already runs a cleanup week, join the regular program and participate with vigor.
Vegetation shows strong growth ahead of previous years with two weeks lead. First Church of Christ Scientist schedules Sunday services at 11 AM and Sunday School at 10 AM. A testimonial meeting is held Wednesday evenings at 7 PM. The reading room is open Tuesday and Saturday 3 to 5 PM. All are invited to attend services and visit the reading room.
A Philadelphia Ledger item quotes a man declaring deep love for Emmeline. Asked if he loves her, he replies by boasting he has carved her name on his cork leg, highlighting a dramatic, quirky social moment.
A terse newspaper line imitates a cartoonish exchange about marital discord and proof of funds. The dialogue references payment forms and the notion of starting a war as a humorous device. The item echoes the era’s typographic wit and social satire within a brief humorous aside.
A user testimonial from Mrs. J. Heroff of Elida Ohio extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as unsurpassed for cold relief. She notes her daughter Ruth was cured of a severe cold and cough two years ago and says nothing else relieves a cough or cures a cold as quickly.
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