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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1903
Page
2
An important ruling favors bona fide rural route patrons, delivering by rural carriers to dwellings regardless of distance, with valid mailbox approval. The piece cites optimism about Native American education funding, national prosperity, local homegrown industries, and upcoming community developments including a depot for Rock Inland.
A historical note defends not printing personal opinions while promising to deliver all the news. It argues a newspaper should express positions only after certainty, yet once decided it should voice them honestly. The piece suggests editors gain respect through candor, even if readers disagree.
The telegraph reports Isadore Dunéin of California, known as the reform dancer, shocked Vienna diplomats by appearing in a costume showing bare knees. Miss Duncan asserted defiance, demanding diplomats leave the theatre or apologize, and would not appear again until they did. Lt. Gov. Lee of Missouri resigns amid alleged misuse of funds linked to state senators, stating a resolve to do right led to political downfall. Two thirds of Presbyterians vote for creed revision.
The Kansas City Star argues Roosevelt will likely be nominated and elected if party votes sustain his policies, while Republicans back him against Democratic challenges led by Bryan. It contends anti Roosevelt opposition from capitalists would only emerge over his nomination.
The Springfield Republican notes a direct comparison may occur as ex president Cleveland and President Roosevelt prepare for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition dedication. Both aim for worthy speeches without seeking to shock the nation, yet Cleveland has shown a history of provocative acts that invite speculation.
The piece reflects on hopes that a commemorative platform in St Louis could broaden to a national stage in 1904, proposing a debate of divergent views for a century ahead. It touches on political anticipation and the potential unity of leaders in a grand national campaign.
Sheldon has secured the necessary funding and will continue as a member of the Tews South Dakota baseball league, maintaining his role and commitment to the team's upcoming season.
County officials listed include treasurer Roy J. Ridley auditor W J Pullen sheriff John Amundson Jr clerk Nels Lef county attorney Baldy Lollens recorder Larly Pingsey surveyor R B Callwell. Various churches note pastors and service times across denominations with Sunday schools and midweek meetings in different venues.
The notice lists regular meeting times for Masonic and other fraternal bodies including UMC SUCSTETIES, T-Esdraclon Commandery No 52, Jeptha Chapter No 12, AF&AM North Star Lodge No 447, North Star Chapter No 200, Esthervilla Lodge No 423, Reebekahs Harmony Lodge No 55, Red Gauntlet Lodge No 283, Launcelot Division No 40, Minnewaukan Div No 653, Esther Lodge No 352, AOUW, GAR Vandenburgh Post No 30, Womans Relief Corps, O B hallow, MWA Estheryille Camp No 754, Fort Deflances Quip No 40, Wooman Circle, Bridny, Emmet Homestead No 348, U P O KE No 528, and first meeting dates noted as 1901 January 8. Regulars occur on various days including Mondays Tuesdays Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays with times around 2 p m and 8 p m at different halls. Refer to each group’s posted schedule for exact cadence.
Account of Presbyterian Assembly shows the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway offering round trip tickets from Estherville to Los Angeles or San Francisco at 48.65. Sale dates span May 3, 12, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 with final return by July 16, 1903. Passengers may use diverse routes and stopovers. A B Cutts, G P A, Minneapolis, Minn.
The article describes commercial net fishing in fresh waters, focusing on Lake Erie gill nets and pound nets. It explains net structures, anchoring, and how fish are caught, along with mentions of fyke nets and set lines for sturgeon. It also discusses a separate fragment about burglar poison and a burglar bomb as unsafe advertising.
A treasury official advocates cleaning currency to remove germs and improve circulation. He describes washing soiled notes on a marble slab with a brush and soap, saying a few strokes yield clean money and that banking houses should employ staff for this duty.
A Brooklyn druggist fought off a robber in his store by throwing a glass of ammonia into the intruder’s face. The assailant fled after breaking through the doorway, leaving the shop in disarray. No further details on injuries or pursuit were provided.
A Leslie's Monthly guide explains that a fancier must imagine an ideal fowl and persevere to create it. The process involves detailing beak to toenail and, if following standards, exacting care of comb, neck arch, tail, breast, legs, and plumage. Breeding then humans the line by selecting the best from each brood toward the envisioned bird.
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