Gall and Examine Cash Merchandise System
A notice announces a cash merchandise system event starting Saturday January 8 and running for one week until the week before Saturday January 15 with further announcements to follow.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1903
Page
1
A notice announces a cash merchandise system event starting Saturday January 8 and running for one week until the week before Saturday January 15 with further announcements to follow.
J. Bergeson of Graettinger presents a paper on Our Live Stock at the Farmers Institute, urging a national independent packing company to end monopolistic control. He argues for mutual protection, legal reform, and overturning price manipulation while warning against trust power and advocating genuine competition.
The holiday number of the Opera House Reporter is praised as superior to prior issues, signaling strong publisher enterprise. Died events include Mary Olson five, and Carrie Dorothy Borreson eleven, both noted with funeral services in the Lutheran church.
Harvego and Mr. Munster, both in Elsworth township and near Terri, narrowly escaped serious injury when a southbound Minneapolis & St. Louis train struck their wagon in Huntington. The wagon wheel was torn off, the wagon overturned, and both men were bruised but not seriously hurt as the train halted and help arrived. The incident occurred at a slow speed of eight to nine miles per hour.
Mrs J O Fruechtenich died at LeMare last Monday morning prompting Mrs Sam Fritz Mr and Mrs Fritz and daughter Mamie to travel there for the funeral. Miss Lizzie Turner hosted an al nch party at L K White's North Seventh street home last evening for Miss Agnes Turner of Rochester Rapids.
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