28 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1912
Page
1
The dairy train will reach Esberville at 6 15 p m Thursday and be open for public inspection. Lectures by eminent specialists follow at 7 30 p m in the courthouse, with modern dairy devices on display before dark.
Dr Q C Fuller was taken ill last Saturday while on a country cabt and diagnosed with appendicitis. He was brought home in serious condition, operated on Sunday morning, and is recovering as rapidly as possible. He is a brother of Chas Fanter of Milford.
The Youth District Republican committee calls a delegates convention in Fort Dodge on April 17 1912 at 10 a m to elect two delegates and two alternates to represent the Tenth Congressional District at the Republican National Convention in Chicago June 18 1912 The basis of representation in the district convention is stated in the notice.
An article cites a London study, echoed by Albert Jay Nock, arguing first and second born children are often mentally and physically stronger. It links smaller U S family sizes to weaker national traits and notes diseases like tuberculosis and insanity concentrate in early-born siblings, with England’s smaller families tied to child labor law reforms.
A farewell gathering for Mr and Mrs Miller gathered about forty friends and neighbors at their Emmet County home last Monday evening. The event celebrated their departure to Montana and noted their long service in church work. Carolyn read two pieces, a generous basket supper was shared, and a token of friendship was presented. A convention discussion on Iowa prohibition followed, noting past illegal liquor trade impacts and recent temperance strides. Church notes cover services and events across local denominations, including Christian Science, German Lutheran, Episcopal, and First Methodist, with a winter Sunday school picnic planned.
Fireman Walter Everett of the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad was killed after a Rock Island engine struck him at Dana Iowa near the passenger station. He had been a Fort Dodge resident for three years and previously ran out of Estherville. Funeral arrangements are set for Waseca Minnesota.
A mixed item notes the Dolliver Savings Bank condition including assets and deposits as of February 12 1913 with values for gold and silver, drafts, and real estate. It also includes an unrelated Sunday School notice detailing a four o'clock meeting, a social afternoon, picnic supper at six thirty, and requests for baskets and attendance.
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