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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1906
Page
2
The Vindicator and Republican notes no candidates announced for council seats as elections near. It urges that the council be filled by conservative business men willing to dedicate time, praising retiring members but unlikely to seek reelection.
Optometrist Dr Fister promotes affordable eyewear with clear fit guidance. Patient options include frames and lenses chosen for comfort and accuracy.
The proposed bill requires counties to pay all necessary preliminary drainage district expenses from general funds or from each county's funds and later repay from district proceeds or bond deposits if the district is not established. It declares immediate effect and applies to publications in Des Moines newspapers.
Homeseekers and settlers are offered round trips and one way debentures by the Minneapolis and St Louis Railroad via January 2 and 16 February 20 and 21. Tickets priced at two dollars higher than half the fare with $2.00 round trip as the advertised base. Details and address for information provided by ALB Guners GP A. Minuwevla Minn.
The text outlines constipation remedies and side effects, mentioning Down's Mugulets, a gentle laxative option, and urges readers to ask their druggist. It notes common symptoms like headache dizziness and fatigue, with references to various locations and generic drug guidance.
Messy town page reports visits by Parlt Pantean and Joel Oronde's family over Sunday at Matharville mooring, revival meetings by Rev. Wewitt, Leann Gunderson and Belle Hyertson attending Jewell meetings and baking with friends. Nels F Nelson returns from a state trip. Kling plans a sale on the 20th. Nypaard returns to North Dakota. Royal Lumber office active. Trwin sells a team of colts to Paul Paulson.
Public testimony lauds Doan's Kidney Pills for seven years of kidney pain and backache. I H Lathrop reports relief after using the product from Williams Anderson's drug store. The message notes son James also benefited. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is sole U.S. agent.
Des Moines witnesses testifying for the Missouri attorney general allege a conspiracy among Standard Oil, Waters-Pierce and Republic Oil to divide Missouri markets. Frank Northrup and E. K. Lyman, former Standard Oil employees, describe instructions to refrain from competing with rivals and to channel orders to Waters-Pierce. Attorneys for Standard Oil deny wrongdoing as depositions in the Road & Road matter proceed.
Butte, February 14. Arthur C. Cardon, for Thomas F. Cole of Duluth, takes possession of all mines and mining property of F. Augustus Heinze and the United Copper company in Silver Bow county. The deal ends a long litigation with Amalgamated Copper. John D. Ryan, Amalgamated managing director, announces sale of the Helnge property. he and Heinze left Butte for New York last November. Transaction involves millions. Heinze is ousted from Copper mining operations in the district. The properties have been acquired by interests allied with Amalgamated Copper. Washington reports indicate Lunsworth’s bill to appropriate 90,000,000 for the purchase of certain coal or lignite lands with embassadors will be favorably reported by the House committee.
Anowe out of all property of Qowid Ramsey and aay fe Attantart in Naw Vari county is the subject of an attachment involving Asorea T Qowid Joseph Ramsey Sr and WL iam T Guy. The case seeks $700,000 for costs and commissions tied to coal land purchases made in 1900, with further suits expected against Gould Ramsey and Gry.
Washington reports no official confirmation that Germany will delay maximum tariff duties on American imports by March 1. Unofficial sources suggest unease in Germany and a potential willingness to avert a tariff war without sacrificing national pride.
Washington February 14 the senate committee on naval affairs favored Senator Perkins bill to prevent hazing at the naval academy The act authorizes the secretary of the navy to discipline hazing and regulate trials It also requires officers to report all facts indicating violations to the superintendent
Senate schedules a February 21 vote on the pure food bill. Wool prices in Arizona rise sharply as a fire in Denver destroys the Colorado and Southern shops, with losses estimated at 1800000. William H Phillips, former Michigan Masonic leader, dies of heart disease in Menominee. Grain stocks at Head of the Lakes total 17760000 bushels with elevator capacity half full. Playwright Joseph Arthur is in New York City for kidney surgery, operation deemed successful. Chicago police order strict enforcement barring anyone under 18 from public dances without a parent present.
Market notes show Minneapolis wheat quotes for May at 83 1/2 to 84 and July at 88 3/4 cents. No 1 hard 88 1/2. No 1 Northern 82 3/4. No 2 Northern 144 cents. Cattle ranges at St Paul yards with steers 4.50 to 5.60, cows and heifers 2.00 to 4.25, hogs 5.60 to 7.85, sheep 6.26 to 6.85. Chicago bids include cattle at 8 3/4 to 9 1/2, hogs 5.50 to 6.50, wheats and corn quoted, pork May 16.40, July 16.60. Northwestern and Southwestern quotes listed with butter and hedges, plus miscellaneous items from Duluth and Chicago exchanges.
The text presents a fragmented health and ritual refrain with names and cryptic terms. It mentions a pledge to be prepared, a claim of instant pain relief, and a sudden relief of an open wound, all amid garbled references to individuals and places.
Fragmented promo text touts Formers Weekly Mapateh. Mentions Mr. Vaut of Minnesota as lead advertiser and claims a complete periodical with condensed northwest news. Also includes a Doan's Ointment advertisement promising quick relief for skin issues.
An ad explains belching fullness after meals as gas forming and fermentation in the stomach. It promotes Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to correct the disorder by aiding digestion and strengthening the stomach and bowels. Sold by Jay Johnston & Co. and Williams & Anderson.
An old classified fragment seeks men, women and youths to represent McClure's magazine with a state pay offer at 67 Mast 23d St New York City. Another item advertises town property for sale on easy terms or horses in exchange. A testimonial for Burdock Blood Bitters claims to cure dyspepsia, indigestion, and anemia with a rich, red blood result.
Canton January 24 serious trouble threatens as viceroys pursue taxation to fund the Canton Hankow railway. Merchants guilds vow retaliation and leaders face decapitation threats. Three Chinese gunboats have been summoned from Shanghai.
Madison Wis February 14 Steps were taken to establish a cent per mile passenger rate on Wisconsin railroads Secretary of State Walter L Houser filed a personal complaint with the Wisconsin state railroad commission against the Wisconsin Central railway alleging excessive charges for travel between stations He seeks a formal investigation and an order requiring the railroad to cease and desist from improper practices The filing notes Houser travels frequently on the Wisconsin Central and pays cents per mile, a rate he argues is excessive and that a fair rate would be two cents per mile The move aims to obtain relief and adjust ledgers for past and future services
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