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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1906
Page
8
Residents and visitors from Estherville Dolliver Gruver and surrounding towns share weekly social events markets travel and family news. Boxes social reunions receptions court visits and harvests highlight a bustling rural community page full of names places and local happenings.
Settlers to Minnesota Dakota and Canada offered very low second class rates on Tuesdays during Marel and April. The railroad lists special fares for settlers to northern regions and appoints new agents for rates at addresses in Gabts Ga and Mineapolis Misun Apis.
A mother who keeps Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on hand saves herself anxiety by quick cures for coughs colds and croup in children. It counteracts cold leading to pneumonia and can prevent the bark of croup if given early. The remedy contains nothing injurious and can be given to little ones with security. Sold by Jolly Johnston Co Williamis & Anderson.
Fragmented OCR reads like a travel or railroad notice listing places such as Missouri Arkansas and Louisiana with garbled names, fares, routes, and contact hints. It references trains, trips priced at six dollars, and a vague invitation to call for full particulars.
Lee Burrell confronts rival Bert Leonard's backer Long over a rich mining claim high on a canyon ledge. Amid threats and gunfire she ignites blasting fuse, causing a rockfall. she survives, escapes down the trail while Long lies injured or dead, and the claim's fate remains unresolved.
Early in the civil war President Davis asked General Lee for his view of General Whiting. Lee praised Whiting as capable for high command, noting the inquiry sought Whiting’s opinion of him not vice versa. An officer, surprised, learned Lee’s reply aimed to reflect the president's question rather than personal sentiment.
Abbas of Persia was named the Great, a title borne by numerous rulers and popes across history. The list includes Verelgius, Alexander the Great, Alfred the Great, and many others such as Constantine, Ferdinand, Frederick II, Gregory I, Henry V, Herod the Great, Napoleon I, Justinian I, Khusrau, Ludwig, Mohammed I, and Napoleon, reflecting a longstanding tradition of regal and religious leaders attaining the epithet.
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