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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1912
Page
6
The piece surveys partisan rhetoric and editorial stances around Roosevelt and Republican figures, noting calls to action, loyalty tests, and the risk of undermining democracy. It discusses economic issues like leather prices and cattle scarcity, linking them to broader political debates and public sentiment.
Fragmentary text discusses candidates and party support. Mentions Roosevelt and socialist or democratic context. Lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable persons beyond generic references.
A fragmented remark accuses Roosevelt of benefiting from large donations from Standard Oil and Harriman, claiming Penrose and Archbold, and other corporations funded his campaign while urging the public to doubt his anti trust stance. The source preserves a heated, untidy political handbill style with strong claims about donations and trust politics.
A fragmented reminiscence on aging and memory. The speaker asks whether readers recall old eras and faces, noting how time changes people and the ache of lost innocence. It contemplates wisdom, regret, and how living rightly might alter the course of a life.
The 1900 US farm land under cultivation valued at 16.6 billion dollars grew to 24.7 billion in 1910 with buildings adding 2.79 billion. Railroads and equipment were valued at 15.59 billion. The piece notes rapid farmer prosperity under Taft and GOP policies, citing Des Moines saloon petitions and calls for ballot voting to decide saloon legality.
A call for balanced railway policy urging lawmakers to favor reform through public interest. It argues for prudent government legislation to prevent discrimination, safeguard life, and promote railroad prosperity while engaging the public and avoiding scorched earth politics.
A Dayton reporter notes that farmers cannot expect only their produce to rise in price. They should be willing to allow profits in other business lines to attract capital and fund necessary improvements and extensions, ensuring ample revenue to meet obligations and sustain efficient service.
Leo White attends the Des Moines fair with Chan Willey, while A H Nash returns from He vols. The community hosts visitors from Clear Lake and Minneapolis, with multiple local trips to Fort Dodge Spencer and Spirit Lake. A wedding is set for Miss Fern Fox and Harry Reeth Rae, and a Notice to Contractors invites bids for water system work in Estherville Iowa.
Washington August 26 All first and second class post offices will be closed on Sundays under the new postal appropriation law. Special delivery letters only will pass, no box waits. Some cities already closed. Katherville Post Office will observe Labor Day with adjusted hours and no rural carrier delivery.
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