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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1910
Page
6
Fragmented schedule notes describe through freight and passenger numbers for westbound and eastbound services. Entries reference Armstrong and Armatrong lines with varying through freight and passenger counts, daily patterns, and limited operation days.
An office suite located above the Estherville State Bank in Estherville, Iowa, is referenced, with details about property layout and access. The note highlights a retail or professional space on the upper floor adjacent to the bank premises. No further specifics are provided in the fragment.
Help wanted notices call for hundreds of workers to build a low railroad and tender construction. The Hart-Parr Company offers year round employment to machinists blacksmiths and mechanics, with teams and experienced barn foremen. Charles City Western Railway seeks first class blacksmiths and machinists for prep work and labor. Call or write Charles City Western Railway Co.
A fragment ad markets a wintergreen compound labeled as quick relief for itching eruptions and skin conditions including poison ivy oak and dermatitis. It claims instant fading of symptoms after a few drops and mentions doctors endorsing its use for venermal psoriasis and other skin diseases.
A want ad seeks cattle and horses for pasture with grass and good water. Respondents should provide woven wire, fermen, and fot niles frome Katherville, Perse & Pitcher, Katherville, Iowa.
An old advertisement promotes Gilet Winter green for itch relief during hot weather. It claims a few drops on the eruption soothes and cools instantly, with quick relief times and a store contact for more information.
for sale good steam throst ing outfit in good repair for sale cheap inquire of Walter Crowell 25h
State officials and VOTE TOSISMTen invite visitors to the Administration building for a reception during State Day. The event offers a welcoming greeting to all, with last year drawing large crowds and forecasts calling for even greater participation this year.
The Towa people scattered worldwide are linked to Iowa through a planned homecoming on Thursday September 1, near the State Muir designation. Curator Edgar R. Harfin of the State Historical Department leads arrangements for a notable event tying public life and Frontier Days in Iowa to a grand new show by Pain featuring fireworks and panoramas.
The Iowa State Fair program will feature Arontey Days in Iowa a major night performance at the fairgrounds August 25 to September 2. Historic scenes of pioneers soldiers and Indians will be staged with dramatic lighting and grand settings arranged by Puin a master of pyrotechnics. The finale will showcase a spectacular pyrotechnic display.
During the 1812 war British forces targeted the patent office but were deterred when Dr. Thornton offered to sacrifice himself to save it. Twenty four years later the building burned, destroying all inside. A London Lancet piece links damp moldy houses to disease and notes moldy cloths should be destroyed. disinfectant advice mentions lime.
A collection of brief quips and anecdotes from a London Tatler style page. It includes a music concert reaction, a joke about reaching for an unattainable heart, a humorous gown clasp gag, a mountainside kiss tease, and a punchy punchline about a goatly pun.
The piece explains how five cent coins serve as tokeps, drawing value from the treasury. Metal blanks cost about 14 cents per hundred, with slumping costs added. The government yields $50,000 worth of nickels from a $3,510 production mill.
A Saturday Evening Post line notes a real estate agent hoping for a clear profit of 46400 on a transaction. The Chicago Journal mocks the claim with a Victim remark about preferring not to be found dead in the suburb, illustrating a local press contrast.
A brief dialogue reflects on merit and reputation. An actor is reproached for asking for an autograph. The speaker dismisses this insult with a wry remark, asserting that it is often within reach to restore one’s standing.
A commercial traveler recalls a man on a train who pretended to be ill after eating a sandwich. He uses a hot water bag as a stove, warms fried steak, cuts it with scissors, and ends by pouring coffee from the bag, keeping the grounds inside.
Eight room modern residence offered for sale with easy terms. Listing agent or firm Preson & PrvoHER, at a well located property. Local contact unknown due to garbled text.
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