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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1911
Page
4
The Cedar Rapids Republican notes the typhoid fly label and urges Republicans to clean premises to control flies. It urges Republicans to align with President Taft and avoid factionalism, stressing party harmony over individual leaders and loyalty to the party.
The Indianola Herald criticizes Senator Cuamin for insincerity saying the paper exposed his faults, warned readers about Republican disruption, and claims his United States Senate record will condemn him with embarrassment and political fallout expected.
A joint session of the Upper Des Moines and Corn Belt Presse Associations is planned in Sioux City this week on Thursday and Friday. The city aims to host the visiting editors in regal style, with prospects suggesting the gathering will be memorable. M D Chassell, current state binder, is seeking the Republican nomination for secretary of state in 1912 and has long been associated with LeMars Printing Co as a former road man and major stockholder.
The threes act farce Billy by George Cameron, once a Daly's theatre hit, tours under Shubert direction and debuts at the Armory theatre in August. Plot follows football hero Billy and a shipboard misadventure with his false teeth, leading to renewed romance with Beatrice Sloane as Peapl & Kine and Chie Perkins co star.
The Rock Island Lines will run trains numbered 163 and 1d on Sundays to Lake Park between Ellsworth and Matherville on August 6 and 18 as a trial. If popular, trains may operate every Sunday in June and August next year, per Lake Park News.
Fragmented list of real estate transfers and names including Celestine Conts Wa Sloat Robleson and others, with scattered phrases and stray financial commentary about speculation versus savings. Contains unclear names and parcel references, mentions banks and hypothetical assets, overall a chopped archival notice style.
Church and Society Notes list services and meetings across local churches. The First Church of Christ Scientist hosts August services and reading room hours, while W O R C and Norwegian Lutheran, Christian Church Ladies Aid, and Baptist church schedule teas, markers, social events, and services. A special series at the northeast Church of Christ includes J W Morse solo, a divorce problem reunion topic, and a sermon on the Bible’s authority. preaching also at Hendrickson schoolhouse next Sunday.
Rev. GF Whitfeld of the M. Bk church writes from Niagara Falls reporting return plans for Sunday services on August 13 in Motherville. He says he feels better but will remain careful, travels with his family after an excursion from Michigan, and hopes the work in Motherville remains steady despite the accident. Also notes plans to return Friday by eastbound train after a restful vacation. Building and Loan Association of Estherville Iowa incorporated with 280000 authorized capital stock. Directors named: A D Taylor M H Sebloemian W W Walker J L Stockdale John G Smith J M K Hepp Wh A Groves. Officers: M H Shibetian president A D Taylor vice president Veo A Combs secretary A J Stockdale treasurer.
A Omaha Real Estate Exchange talk by Robert B. Wallace, advertising manager, argues publicity arouses interest but needs personal salesmanship. He emphasizes honesty, bold yet nonexaggerated messaging, and visual proof through photographs, recounting a farm ad that spurred a couple to keep the land. He notes advertising should be an investment, not a cost, and highlights vast southern campaigns that moved over $1 million in land in four months.
A clipped humor piece from the Hrit Tribune describes Doc Brackett hauling water four miles in a hand cart to water a parrot. It mocks drought conditions with exaggerated scenes of dry landscapes, skipping spectacles at night, salt diets, and comical hardships, finishing with a satirical line. The Vindicator and Republican Co. advertises Foley Kidney Pills and a second hand typewriter for sale.
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