District Court Postponed After Lawyer Consent
District Court proceedings were postponed as Annre Bailie received the consent of lawyers and the court delayed until one week later.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1908
Page
1
District Court proceedings were postponed as Annre Bailie received the consent of lawyers and the court delayed until one week later.
The next court term was postponed by one week to Monday after Judge Bailie granted consent. Across major centers mills reopen and demand rises. US Steel output up ten percent, independent mills respond, and idle locomotives and cars decline. If November election aligns with business hopes, trains and freight may run at full speed by January. Spirit Lake Beacon reports a protective association meeting at Arnold's Park with plans for lake management and a dam study, plus a committee to push proposals before the next assembly.
Popular Mechanics praises the Hudson and Manhattan Railway Company terminal in New York as the largest building. It notes 22 stories, 76,000 sq ft ground area, 18,150,000 sq ft of floor space, 4,200 rooms, 5,000 windows, 6,200 doors, and millions of bricks, steel, and electrical systems. It estimates 10,000 visitors lodging, half a million daily entries, and 160 staff across engineers and janitors.
The California Fruit Growers Association and Union Pacific Railway joined to publicize buying oranges. A full train shipment opened demand, a second 25-car train surpassed market price, boosting Iowa orange consumption 70 percent. Satisfied buyers, shippers, and growers profited. advertising costs returned in freight and future revenues.
The Iowa State Fair will begin Saturday with a six day race program and the opening day features including college scholarship contests children’s day pony judging and a concert. Des Moines day old soldier’s day agricultural day and other themed days follow through Friday. The fair grounds will showcase fruit vegetables dairy and an expanded machinery and vehicle exhibit amid new features and concerts.
A regular army bugler hosts entertaining camp fires with Pain’s historic Sheridan's Ride featuring 400 soldiers. The State Fair offers round trip fares to Des Moines on the 19th. Superior Bank is bought by solid men of Superior and farmers of Dickinson. Don Smith presides with J C Smith cashier. Wednesday and Tuesday meetings discuss Agricultural Education in schools, with James Wilson, H E Deemer, and Congressman Davis addressing a 2:30 p.m. session at the fair grounds.
Weather bulletin reports Des Moines Iowa for the week ending August 17. The average daily temperature stayed about six degrees below normal in the southern area and slightly above in the northwest. Overall the period featured warm conditions with ample sunshine. Rainfall was notably light in most areas, favoring steady, tepid plant growth.
The notice outlines church activities including Bible School with lessons, worship at 11 A.M., junior activities at 3 P.M., and midweek meeting on Wednesday, with Thursday and Friday posts referencing service details and a sermon series titled The Word of Life. Minor OCR errors noted in names and times.
Ed Gavi and Suse offer Frvuut items from the Webhava and Yetuot glass store for sale. The listing emphasizes cheap pricing and invites buyers to inquire for details on available fruit products.
A polemic argues gamblers are harmful to the body politic, labeling them as leeches and criminals. It likens them to Ramson, suggests strict laws and social ruin, and asks how any gambler can be honest or kindly.
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