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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1903
Page
5
Advertisement lists buckwheat flour at 40 cents per 10 pounds, orange cane sorghum at 46 cents per gallon, Louisiana cane syrup at 60 cents per gallon, winter apples and assorted stock varieties with a bulk pick from 300 boxes. Seller guarantees quality and keepers, with barrel price ranging from 3.25 to 3.60 dollars.
W B Sherratt of Lake Park fractured skull after a shinney accident on the ice. HG Carpenter plans a Wee Bend factory to make spring bands. Nels Nelson of Thompson injured after a hay wagon fall.
Washington November 27 reports the race for the Northern District of Iowa judgeship with candidates Reed Dawley Remley Healey and Wright. Healey backed by Senator Dolliver and Judge Conner, Reed backed by Senator Allison and Congressman Haugen. House adjournment debates and political maneuvers feature prominently as Healey garners support for a long, creditable tenure.
Ritchie and his unique entertainers will perform at the Presbyterian church on the evening of December 1. The show will include new tricks and an illusion adding to the levitation act. Mrs Ritchie and Miss Jackson will also perform. Howison plays birdlike numbers and adds musical variety. the program features children impersonations and school talent, promising wholesome amusement for all ages.
Presbyterian Ladies League meets Dec 3 at 2 30 to tie comforters and again Dec 4 at 2230 with Mrs I R Bingham. Christian, Lutheran, Grace Episcopal, Free Baptist and Presbyterian services listed with times. Holy communion planned next Sunday. Se C I and Se C E events noted. Choir reminders and sale bills printed at Vindicator and Republican office.
Bradley and Robinson argue that low prices attract low quality canned goods. They urge buyers to expect value and avoid discounted items that compromise standards, stressing the link between price and product quality.
NY tomatoes supple packed solidly in whole peeled and cored form. Trade notes show strong demand for canned products and price stability across major markets. Producers report steady shipments to distributors and grocers amid seasonal supply changes.
NY corn described as sweet and packed solid with fine flavor, noting absence of silks or husks in the product.
An advertisement rush describes cheap Chicago Tribune access for subscribers, with prepaid yearly rates and a January deadline. It promotes Hicks Almanac and Word and Works magazine, touting their value for study and public service, and invites readers to request further details from the Frisco system and the Immigration Bureau in St. Louis.
An inviting Chicago notice touts luxurious Turkish baths and hotel accommodations at 4 Quincy Street, close to Bate street. The New Norchuran offers refined furnishings on every floor, including a grand office area with glass features, plus options for Turkish, electric, or Plugge baths. Refinement and value are emphasized for visitors seeking a posh retreat.
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