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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1911
Page
6
The Vindicator and Republican Co offers a free Emmet County Atlas to any subscriber who sends in a new Emmet county name. Act quickly to receive this book at no cost.
A suffering woman endures back ache headache nervousness loss of appetite and sleeplessness until Foley Kidney Pills provide relief from pain and misery and restore health and strength. No woman can overlook this remedy. 8 H Williams.
Miss Minnie Pickard of Altamahay North Carolina says she cured eczema and skin blemishes with D D D Prescription three years ago. The ad touts D D D as penetrating yet gentle with soothing wintergreen oil and thymol, claiming it clears pimples and other skin troubles. A 26 cent bottle is advertised as proof of effectiveness.
Advertisement notice claims Foley Kidney Pills will check kidney progress and heal by removing the cause. Signature: S. H. Williams.
H M Young Peters editor of The Sun Lake View Ohio reports severe digestive distress until using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. He notes first relief from initial doses and a full recovery after a second bottle saying it gave him a new stomach and perfect health. Sold by all dealers.
A testimonial from M Balent of 1214 Little Penna St says kidney and bladder trouble kept him from work until Foley Kidney Pills restored his health. He reports quick relief, return to work, and feeling stronger than before. The ad touts Foley Kidney Pills as a dependable aid for workers facing kidney issues.
A Clinton man boldly claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve stole from burns and sores and relieves pain from cuts, burns, bruises, sprains, and injuries. He says the remedy has no equal and urges readers to obtain it at S. H. Williams.
Notice of Incorporation announces wanderslench association forming Craver Farmers Milling for profit in Denver Hinmet County Iowa. Capital stock authorized 15000 dollars with 3500 paid. directors named. officers to be elected. corporate term twenty years with renewal. stockholders vote annually. details include headquarters and governance structure.
Clay county chautauqua at Spencer clears over 300 dollars while Buena Vista College to be led by James Linn. Picnics mark Farmers Co operative Creamery in Ows, Salix, and Le Mars. Creston man sells a twelve acre farm for 4000 to George Doyle as Akron hosts Sunday school and Ackley hosts medical society talks. Buffalo fish seining eyed Spirit Lake, a Langdon youth wins ten dollar dairy essay, and Goshen Ind hires LeMars music supervisor G J Dinkeloo. Violence, theft, and accidents include a Denison man found dead with a gunshot wound, a porch drowning death of a Northup baby, and a Lake City hotel burglary of 87 dollars. A new Buchanan Crossing town development, a Rock Rapids water well success, and tire punctures across Albia feature among utilities, crime, and civic notes. A Humboldt woman donates eighteen thousand dollars to mission work.
The snippet lists events across Iowa towns including Orange City fairs, birthday parties for A C Philips, injuries from accidents in Oto and Des Moines, a church school addition, renovations, a fatality of Ralph Johnson, and various local happenings such as auctions, fires, baptisms, and civic projects. The report mentions the Lyon County fair preparations, a plan for a 500000 gallon filter bed, and notable deaths and incidents in several towns.
National Audubon Societies lead efforts nationwide to protect turtle doves cited as natural weed controllers. Government surveys show doves consume vast weed seeds, potentially saving farmers millions in labor costs. Georgia strengthens protection with state game commission wardens.
A September Woman's Home Companion piece recounts a businesswoman who loses her life job after a change in chief. The tale warns against chatter and excuses, urging workers to manage self control and avoid rambling. It notes that employers may hint at issues before dismissal and suggests protecting a good position by prudent behavior and discretion.
Judge Wheeler ruled any saloon sued for injunction after April 15 1909 is operating illegally. The test case could close most saloons in Council Bluffs Iowa. The verdict was suspended pending appeal with a $200 fine. about forty saloons affected may close.
A Kelly Iowa man believes the U S government balance is his checkable asset. A sight draft for 300 dollars drawn on him was blocked by a bank reported to the treasury secretary. He says he is a former congressman who never drew full salary and that he gave Secretary Gage ten thousand dollars to deposit, with no reimbursement. The claimant’s name is withheld.
Clear Lake Iowa August 28 Meservey suffered a $16000 fire loss with the blaze starting in the Fry harness shop around 11 o clock. The damages included Fry harness shop $1000 Herman K Paul hardware $5000 Chris Nobanett $3000 Brogan creamery station $800 Farmers Savings bank $6000 with $3000 insured.
A midnight blaze in Des Moines destroyed three of five Musgrave Auto and Fence warehouses at 102 South Second street. Little stock was inside. damage is estimated at 25,000 dollars as flames threatened the entire block.
Waterloo Iowa man E A Morgan, a business figure, was cooked to death when a gas heater heated bath water for two hours. Morgan, prone to vertigo, apparently suffered a fatal attack as he left hot water running in the tub, and his absence was noticed only after the home’s gas heater boiled the water.
Roy Florey, a young man living on a Hen ry area farm, died from injuries after his horses ran away while he was handling them. The accident occurred near Hen ry. Authorities reported the tragedy on August 28 in Sioux Falls.
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