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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1903
Page
6
In Estherville a strange scene appeared as Dr Birney rode in his auto with a horse hitched by a single-tree and long chain after the machine broke down on the way to town. A boy rode the horse, the car was parked in a barn, and the lights went out during the odd interlude.
Lagomarcino-Grape Co announces direct sourcing from oyster planters to Estherville, promising fresh Gulf of Virginia and Chesapeake Bay varieties cheaper and tastier than wholesale Blue Point shells. Ads push salt water oysters as superior. grocers offer bulk orders and claim improved health benefits. Local notices mention church meetings, trapping news, and a Rock Island presidency change.
A terse note lists feeds to maximize outputs: cows yield milk, pigs pork, hens approach science driven growth. It mentions bone foods for undeveloped bones, flesh and muscle foods for thin birds, and blood foods for anemia. Line and Soda produce bone.
A bold $250000 venture aims to transform Harris County Texas into a thriving rice region powered by electricity. The plan calls for a 10000 acre plantation, irrigated by electric pumps, with wells for every farmer and a central power plant supplying lighting heating and transportation via trolley lines. The oil fields nearby and the Southern Pacific backbone promise lower operating costs and national impact on rice output.
A Paris wedding unites Charles Haing Ling, second son of the Chinese ambassador, and Miss Genevieve Dewey at St Philippe du Roule. Ling, born 1879, serves as governor of three Chinese districts and was embassy attache in Peking. The bride, educated in French and English, comes from Boston roots. both bride and groom are Catholic. The ceremony features Chinese language documents signed by the ambassador and witnesses.
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