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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1911
Page
4
A letter from The Vindicator and Republican argues for Canadian reciprocity and tariff support. It contrasts Sen Kenyon and Sen Young, endorses Taft, and contends weather and farming conditions favor agriculture in Iowa, praising the state as a good place to live amid weather extremes.
A Country Life meditation notes that women adopting horticulture as a profession is no longer surprising. While other callings may offer higher pay, horticulture remains wholesome for mind and body.
A fragmentary report notes Lies foenedie faerie inquires about the Garlicks. All are well except Mr Gaelide whose knee is badly strained. Doctors warn he faces a possible bone diagnosis.
Notice announces bids for textbooks and supplies for county schools in a specific district. It lists approximate quantities for various subjects and requires samples to be deposited with the county superintendent. The board reserves the right to reject all bids.
Elmer Smith of Kansas visits Glen Reisinger home Ruth Kenline visits Estherville school in Swan Lake area Spalding family improving after illness. Frank Finley sells team to Spirit Lake buyer J Brown released from hospital in Motherville. Rev Winterstein preaches Sundays in Wallingford. Many local social visits, sales, sickness updates, and community notices including a basket social for library funds and moving plans for Charles Krantz family.
Sunday services were held in the chapel with Methodist and Lutheran ministers in town. Rev. Stromer delivered a fine address and preached at the Lutheran church. Miss Marklin visited. local residents, including Mrs. Rierson, Gus Merklin, and the Grodland family, were seen in town. Telephone clerk John Morrice installed a line for J H Duncan. Mrs. Will Schacherer visited Eshterville. Mrs. Shiley recovered from illness. Dr Schooly of Terrill made a professional call on Jurgen Rother.
Mr Tiff Paters rents J Pp Kirby farm now occupied by Charlie Krantz who will move to Estherville. L J Calvin and Will Ross at tended the Bombarger sale near Huntington. Hess school near Maple Hill opens with Miss Fay wielding the birch. Obituaries note Grandma Merriott’s death after fifty eight years of marriage. Numerous social visits, farm moves, and small business trips fill township life across Armstrong area. Public notices include a potato solicitation in Humboldt South Dakota.
160 acre farm for 8500 in Red River Valley North Dakota located 1.5 miles from town on Soo Railway. Good new barn, fair house and other buildings. One of the best German neighborhoods. Potential net profit of at least 1800 yearly for a typical farmer. Price at least 25 per acre below future value. Terms: 2000 cash, balance in ten yearly payments at 6 percent.
Movius Land and Loan advertises a large transom fan to keep rooms fresh and cool with steam heat for comfort. It touts a brick building and the use of fireproof films to ensure safety, claiming children are protected and the venue is safe at the Lyric.
An advertisement claims Meritol Snow-White Gliniment relieves muscle rheumatism caused by cold or damp weather without internal treatment. It promises quick relief from pain and soreness for 50 cents, sent postpaid on receipt of price, from American Drug and Press Association in Decorah Iowa.
Foley Kidney Pills are advertised as a reliable remedy for backache rheumatism and urinary irregularities claiming tense action quick results and prompt relief from kidney disorders offered by Jay Johnson & Co.
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