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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1904
Page
9
A fragmented price list shows various nut products and prices. Items include mixed nuts per pound, fresh roasted peanuts, almonds, filberts, and pecans with unclear brands. Some entries mention per shell and per quart pricing, plus a few foreign language words and stray numbers.
Kentucky evangelist L M Kelley conducts meetings at Free Methodist church on North Fourth Street. Attendance has been good. Organ contest votes can be deposited at the Vindicator and Republican office. News notes mention Rev F W Ginn assisting a funeral in Graettinger for Arn P Roberts at a Methodist church prior to burial in Emmeteburg.
The report touts Fullam as the source for top shingles. The B Nmet County Teacher's Library was moved to the City Library and materials are ready for teachers to borrow, with hours shown. W A Monroe, successor owner of Down Advocate, eyed northern Lews for newspaper ventures, while Carl Sevataon trapped an opossum near Wallingford and planned to mount it. The Vindicator Republican offers a school organ prize to districts cooperating with teachers, plus storm window promotions.
A long roster of names and short visits across Estherville and surrounding towns. Mentions include W. Joneawae Graestinger, M. M. Cook of Minneapolis, L. B. White, Mrs. Robi. McCullough, Lou Shafenburg, Glen Lawrence, Leo Wagner, Libbie Colt, B. D. Bartleman, Ida Norby, Flossie Hobern, Ole Monda, Mrs. W. W. Foshier, Mattie Hagen, Howard Everett, Peter Olson, and many others in varied trips, visits, and errands. Also notes on banking, real estate, clergy, and a public sale listing.
If you want Storm Doors, ask Fullam. For rent the room above Bemis Bakery water and bath. Inquire FP, ALuKO or W. A. Lapp.
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