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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1903
Page
2
Twenty five years ago a resident of L. G. Anderson home learns of a boy’s arrival and education in the area. The town discusses railroad land grants, favoring the C M St P line over McAllister’s plan for BCR and N. The notice includes assorted ads on Hemmeraburg line prospects and various local merchants and goods from Estherville to Oskaloosa.
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as a cod liver oil based blood food that strengthens and colorizes pale young women in their teens. It claims to cure a liver related blood sickness with regular use and offers free samples by mail.
The Rock Island road will move the headquarters of all divisions to Des Moines, bringing about 200 workers within weeks. Departments including buildings, maintenance, car service, telegraphy, and engineering will be centralized under division superintendents, with operations spanning construction to train service. A Davenport dispatch notes Moline will gain Rock Island shops on a 650 acre tract east of East Moline, potentially housing up to 3,000 employees. plans are under way and weather permitting, with community impact in the tri-cities.
Claims against the St Paul Dispatch are noted with credit to Doolittle. Local notices mention Dray service changes by Anderson and a range of advertising for hardware, writing materials, and wedding stationery. Includes a testimonial about Dr Kings New Discovery and various truncated product references from Batherville hardware to Page 38 Champia gear.
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