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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1910
Page
4
The Estharville paper argues high food costs reflect supply and demand, not trusts. It notes farmers rush to cities for labor and praises mariners' pay, warning a boycott harms agricultural prosperity. A local candidate contest with Mr Maye and Congressman Woods is described as forthcoming.
When Halley's comet appears in spring and early summer months, there will be more worth noting than the little comet A. The article calls this a year of comets and Hicks adds that it will also be a year of aging rains being atoned.
L H Mayne editor of the Palo Alto Reporter declares candidacy for Congress in the ninth district after due deliberation and convoy of the district. Mayne is well known in the area and expected to win big votes at the June primary. He is a steadfast Republican with strong party principles and a reputation for honesty and debate.
The piece outlines multiple defections from the Republican Party across history, noting figures from 1864 to 1896 and the party’s resilience. It cites elections and electoral votes, mentions internal insurgent movements, and argues the party strengthens despite splits, ending that insurgents cannot sink the party.
Patterson Land Co of Matherville Iowa lists farms for sale in the regions of Minmet and Dickinson County with geographic details and pricing notes. The notice highlights property offerings under Geo 1 and references listings by George Patterson and associates.
A political editor urges the Emmet county grand jury to indict Geo. A. Nichols for criminal libel over an article about Kasper Falkinson. He vows damages and hints at a death penalty if the court ignores the statute, portraying insurgents as a political criminal class.
The February number presents Dr William Osler on tuberculosis in an editorial series and a stirring critique of Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. It centers on a love story through The House of Healing by Juliet Wilbur Tompkins, with Shorrer fiction by Warner Gale Lea and others, plus art, songs, and craft pieces for winter living and homemaking.
The article describes a new illness in the Bitter Root Valley Montana and nearby Rocky Mountain states called spotted fever. It details its spring summer spread, distinctive red skin rash, high fatality, and early scientific efforts by the Montana Board of Health and University of Minnesota researchers who found protozoa in patients’ blood.
Foley's Orino Laxative promises gentle relief from constipation without gripe or nausea. A detailed Iowa State College announcement explains free germination testing for seed corn, urging farmers to submit random ear samples for seed quality assessment and advising on storage and documentation for accurate results.
Fashion notes from Grace Margaret Gould in February’s Woman's Home Companion describe slender collar lines rising above neck rucks. Finishing touches use bandings, cordings and pipings in silk velvet lace and sheer fabrics to heighten collars while matching or contrasting gown tones.
Notice to pay Town Mutual Dwelling House assessment by March 1 at Mutual Inc Office opposite auto garage. Lands in Stanley County at 15 dollars per acre and in Hand County at 8 dollars. Investment prospect in spring. Jay P. Mornizy, Palace Building, Minneapolis.
An Estherville citizen endorses Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney complaints including backache and urinary issues. The testimonial from G Q Wilkens says four boxes cured his condition after railroad work caused jolting. Sold by all dealers for 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents in US. Remember the name Dian’sand take no other.
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