Cement Prapers Co Tile Delivery to Stations 2008
A terse ad notes Cement PRapiers Co offers tile loading at the factory or delivery to the nearest railroad station. The message emphasizes strong frost resistant ME shape and prompt service in 2008.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1909
Page
3
A terse ad notes Cement PRapiers Co offers tile loading at the factory or delivery to the nearest railroad station. The message emphasizes strong frost resistant ME shape and prompt service in 2008.
Idleness means trouble and a lazy liver causes constipation headache jaundice and loss of appetite. Dr. New Life Pills banish liver trouble and build up health. 25c at S.H.H, William.
A bank statement from Provident Savings Bank Estherville Himmel County Iowa presents assets liabilities and sworn attestation. It lists cash on hand drafts and checks compounds of bonds and loans and other evidences of debt discounted or purchased net assets liabilities including deposits capital stock and undivided profits. The document is sworn by President K B Moper and Cashier John P Kirby before Notary David R Alexander on August 1 H.
Statement of the Condition of Graver Savings Bank with assets including land and personal property values, listed deposits, liabilities, and capital. The document names Cedar Rapids National Bank Des Moines Iowa National Bank and other institutions, signed by B Roper and F K Dowden in Emmet County Iowa.
Washington July 20. Lawmakers clash as Macon Rucker and Mann spar over treasury vigilance and use of funds. Tawney confirms Francis J. Heney received 23 000 last year for no service and a total of 69 000 from the federal government.
In Chicago on July 20, the jury cleared Gingles of stealing lace but rejected her claim of being a white slave victim as untrue after nearly seven hours of deliberation. The defendant, Agnes Barrette accused, faced attack allegations tied to a plot to sell her to a man in French Lick Springs. The not guilty verdict sparked visible reactions from supporters in the packed courtroom.
Butler Pennsylvania July 20 6000 Pressed Steel Car workers at McKees Rocks plant halt violence fears and await court action to compel resumed operations as arbitration of issues proceeds. Attorney Levi M Wise and Father Baczewski helped avert a crisis after troops warned against mass meetings.
Washington July 20 Republican tariff conferees were invited by President Taft to dinner at the White House as talks hint at progress on reducing duties or raw materials. Senator Crane and Senator Aldrich discussed the issue, while Speaker Cannon urged the conferees to frame a workable conference report. Mrs De Nole freed after deportation case dismissal in Beattle. Railroad motor car accident in San Diego injures seven including Mrs Hibbard.
Mexico City reports indicate growing support for a strike by engineers and conductors on the merged Mexican railroads to back dispatchers. Telegrams from unions say engineers and conductors will abandon posts if the strike is deemed necessary by leaders.
The fragment lists eastbound freight and passenger trains with numbers and notes on service. It mentions routes around Estherville, with restrictions on days of operation and running rules, indicating passenger-only stops and limited northbound service.
New York news reports an alarming invasion of gypsy and brown-tail moths from New England threatening crops. The National Audubon Society has set up a information bureau at 14 Broadway to guide bird protection efforts to curb insect-eating birds and reduce pest damage. Authorities urge laws to protect birds, attract them, and enforce protections statewide to avert escalating losses and costly harvest damage as the moth threat spreads.
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