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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1914
Page
1
Local families share visits and travel plans across Emmet County Iowa. Neighbors report threshing, crop conditions, and social events while a series of visits, church gatherings, and festival attendance highlight daily life in the Dolliver area.
A local farmer writes that Iowa farmland prices rise to 160 to 400 per acre with land values seen hitting 500 in five years. He cites strong yields and population growth, arguing producers gain from smarter farming as hogs cows and horses fetch high prices. Noting a Merrimac area farmer who yielded 2785 bushels of wheat and 647 bushels of oats, the piece urges investment in productive farming and rural wealth.
An old advertisement touts Merital Hair for scalp health and hair growth with a guarantee. It features J J Klopp as exclusive agent and promotes a big sale offering free delivery within 100 miles of Hotherville and opportunistic cash for eggs, by J T Johnston and Kunkel's Bakery. A. G. Steuber offers trading Allen 40 timber land near Los Angeles for equal value property.
Sioux City plans a concrete arch bridge over the Big Sioux River near the Yacht Club with a 400 foot span and 80 foot roadway plus sidewalks. Two thirds of cost expected from Woodbury county Iowa. South Dakota to cover about one third. Field Engineer Fred White led site survey. old bridge 620 feet long in poor condition.
A reader from Wabash Indiana praises Chamberlains Tablets for stomach trouble. The letter claims the tablets strengthen the stomach and restore natural function. It notes the product is sold by F. B. Shadle & Co. and Jeffries & Birney.
Estherville resident J.T. Johnston announces a big sale to bring customers from distant areas, offering goods and discounts to attract buyers.
Clover Brand fly spray priced at $1.00 per gallon. Advertises as not blistering or harming hair.
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