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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1903
Page
3
The Vindicator and Republican collect hopes from local business figures for year. Postmaster ambitions and campus growth mix with retail plans and civic bets as managers, bankers, and merchants pledge stronger ad campaigns, new departments, and larger town projects. Several names and local concerns anchor a snapshot of aims for commerce, public works, and culture.
Local chatter covers business growth plans for Natt Bros and ambitions to expand, plus remarks from Robins, Lee, Pletcher, Ginn and others about political and athletic hopes. The Emmetsburg Democrat reports on Algona and Fortville creamery consolidation, Miller bond issue abandonment, and district commercial activity.
Mothers learn croup prevention with early hoarseness and rough cough signs. Use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at first hoarseness or after the cough appears, claimed to dispel symptoms and reduce danger. Sold by F H Richman. travel notices follow about January 7 9 2004 and round trip tickets to Portland via rate authorities with dates and routes.
Engineers spotlight a compact rotary engine that weighs about 254 pounds for an eight horsepower model. It runs on steam, air, water, gas, or liquefied air and lacks a flywheel. Tested in the navy and in automobiles, the device proved smooth, versatile, with display of propulsion across positions. Inventors Nicholas Jean Fortuunescu and Alfred Georges received American patents.
A Newton Center woman, former light opera singer, offered to include the song Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes in a phonograph catalogue for five dollars and send a sale record. The reply notes Ben Jonson is not available and mocks phonograph use, suggesting his name has endured without modern promotions.
A middle aged black man in a frock coat and silk hat kissed George Washington’s toe on the subtreasury steps as crowds cheered. He claimed to be Belden, a former Northern Pacific officer, and issued remarks during the disturbance. Meanwhile Fairmont bought a gravel pit two miles from town to supply street gravel.
Juicy Indian River Florida oranges are at their best now. Ask your grocer for them. Lagomaraino-Grupe Co promotes The Vindicator and Republican as the place to get sale gift printed.
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