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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1904
Page
5
Advertises excursion tickets and berth reservations on the Minneapolis & St Louis route for the fair. Claims direct trains to gates, time savings of about three hours, comfort, crowd safety, and cost benefits with a concise word to the wise. Free guide available from A. B. Curtis, G. P. & T. A. Minneapolis.
Travel deal from Chicago on Nickel Plate Road with round trips to Boston and back via New York and Niagara Falls. Fares listed at 20.70 for round trip with stopovers, 17.75 for direct return, through sleeping car service, dining and meal plans in Nickel Plate dining cars. Reservations by John Calahan, General Agent, 317 Adams St., Room 208, Chicago.
Travel offer from Minneapolis via St Louis railroad with return free in seven days exclusive of gale date. Includes through coaches, comfortable seating, and full view of Exposition Buildings. Special homeseekers round trips on first and third Tuesdays offering fare plus return limit twenty one days with stopovers. Contact A St Cutts or A B Cutts, G P T A, Minneapolis.
Jay Jobuston filed for an intoxicating liquors permit under Jay Johuston & Co in Estherville Emmet Iowa. The rooms on first floor and basement of the brick building mid twenty two feet of lot two, block fifty of Exterville are used by applicant’s pharmacy. Hearing set before district clerk by August 1904 with court term in Catholicerville on August 2, 1904.
The Vindicater and Republican reports Cabinet drift with Wilson and Hitchcock leaving together after meetings. Notes on Helen F E Jameson and Misses Anna Ta and Florence Clark earning law degrees in Washington. Ship sponsor duties shift as Dubuque’s gunboat is now to be named by Miss Margaret Tredway. Wilson tours the Black Hills while Vermont campaign invites him to speak. Filipinos at St Louis expositon pass through Washington. climate and attire differences noted. Supremes dress code relaxed. DC Bar debates robes for judges. Post Office bonds of 1000 dollars for clerks announced. Agriculture foresees a good crop. Washington Park Zoo features Dunk the elephant and buffalo herd. Local negroes propose 240000 reserve fund to curb mob violence with rewards for arrests and righteous prosecutions. Hepburn and Hull visit the White House amid Senate politics and Indiana Republican optimism.
Nebraska bursts ahead in popcorn yield with a Palace of Agriculture display at the World’s Fair while Alaska’s minerals highlight a 64 case exhibition. Bulgaria shows a 6000 square foot site in Varied Industries. Aluminum models of the East River bridge and the Model V Playground draw crowds, as do cross cultural children playing near sand piles. Local items note grain purchases on Northwestern tracks, a new elevator and coal sheds, and a diarrhoea remedy praised in Patton Alabama. Upcoming local show CORN PROSPECT in Sherbury and magazine clubbing offers.
An Estherville advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted bowel cure for children, with testimonials from Jay Johnson & Co and Williams & Anderson. The piece then shifts to a debate on biennial elections, arguing their value for informing voters and preventing manipulation, before endorsing De Witt's Little Early Risers as a reliable liver and bowel aid with a Lafayette, Ind., testimonial.
The Vindicator and Republican urge readers to place calendar orders for 1905. The calendar man is touring and will visit those who send a note to the Vindicator and Republican.
A dated advertisement promotes One Minute Cough Cure to treat summer colds and prevent pneumonia, praised as safe for children and effective for croup and bronchial issues. Also sells paper stock at six cents per hundred and touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for babies. Williams & Anderson and Estherville listings appear with multiple local names and addresses.
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