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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1910

Page

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Desperate Call to Expand State Tuberculosis Sanatorium

An Iowa plea urges larger funds for the State Sanatorium near Iowa City on the Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Interurban line. It argues tuberculosis is preventable and curable, cites economic losses from the disease, and emphasizes the sanatorium as an educational, medical, and preventive center. A Minnesota comparison notes accessibility and outreach, while noting budget constraints.

AXA Iowa Lowa City Sanitan Beeehg Nes Zan

First National Bank Re-elects Directors and Officers

At the stockholders meeting of the First National Bank Tuesday all old directors were re-elected including E B Soper Webb Vincent M K Whelan P J Christensen Frank Albro J P Kirby C Neville E I Sondrol and John Montgomery The board also re-elected E B Soper president and J P Kirby cashier The bank views itself as prospering under these leaders and offers a 25 percent quarterly dividend and Provident's Saving a 10 percent annual dividend under the same management.

First National E. B. Soper Webb Vincent M. K. Whelan P."j. Christensen Frank Albro J.P. Kirby C. Neville E. I. Sondrol John Montgomery J. P. Kirby Provident

Final Word to Subscribers Cuts Debtor List

AVictorian notice states many readers of the Vindicator and Republican will lose the paper after this week until arrears are paid. The publishers plan to drop names from the list, prioritizing those who can pay and replacing with likelier subscribers. Some readers may be hard up, but unpaid accounts will be collected with added costs.

Vindicator & Republican

Zeeman elected cashier of Estherville State Bank

At a directors meeting the Estherville State Bank elected G Zeeman cashier to fill the vacancy from James Espeset’s resignation. Espeset will focus on Estherville Abstract Company matters. Howard Graves remains president and Howard Espeset assistant cashier. The eight percent dividend was declared. Zeeman brings banking experience and public trust to guide the bank’s future. Maz Zeebisii, new cashier, is noted for wealth and integrity, with Greig & Zeeman transitioning active management to Mr. Greig. A bright boy is sought to learn the printer’s trade. applicants must be at least fourteen.

G. Zeeman Estherville State Bank Las Espeset James Espeset Estherville Abstract Company Howard Graves Howard Espeset Zeeman Greig & Zeeman Greig Graves Maz Zeebisii Dakota

G F Rankin outlines census test process in interview

G F Rankin explains at Fort Dodge that candidates for enumerator posts must pass a basic test on February 5 and that the Census Director will approve selections. He emphasizes honesty, competence, and that enumerators, not officers, conduct the count, with a closing date for applications January 25.

G. F. Rankin Fort Dodge Watt Nagal Durand Census Bureau United States

Roosters for Sale Advertised After Letter From Sweden

Local advertiser J Bird recalls sending roosters for sale in the Sentinel after receiving a lengthy letter from a Swedish resident in the southwest part of the county. The correspondent asks for pricing, wants kept birds, and promises payment with cash, urging postal card details and return arrangements.

Bird Settinel Hohan Onda Portformo Mister Bird Roosters Lake Fairmont

Fireman H. D. Skinner badly burned in rail accident

Fireman H. D. Skinner was badly burned after an engine explosion on Rock Island extra No. 1678 west near Goldfield. He was brought to Bestatherville hospital for treatment as fellow crewmen McArdle and Brakenan escaped injury. Officials blamed a clog in water-pipe lines causing the boiler to overheat and rupture. Conductor Ged. McCultchedn led the crash response.

D. Skinner H. D. Skinner Rock Island Moro Goldfield Skinner Bestatherville Jabelle McArdle Brakenan H. T Nichola Injuy Ged. McCultchedn Kirby Rye

Residence Damaged by Fire Near Ne Sound House

Fire damaged a residence near the sound house on Monday morning starting from a defective flue. Most furniture was destroyed and the loss to the building and contents was covered by insurance. Fireman wrwn He linski lived there at the time.

Byron Sharrer Huntington Thene Sound House Wrwn Helinski Waa Weile Derat Ingitt Ane

Leoard J Brood and Anna Irwin wed at Presbyterian church

Mr. Leopard J Brood and Miss Anna Irwin were married in the city church at five o clock in the afternoon with Rev Edward Campbell officiating. The couple plan to make their home on a farm near Gruver.

Leopard J., Brood Anna Irwin Presbyterian Ct Edward Campbell Mesake Thair Gruverot

Providents Saviorings Bank depositor dividend notice

Depositore of The Providents Saviorings Bank announces a share distribution of $4760.14 among depositors. Jo an P. Rynwy, Chief Clerk, informs holders to bring bank books to compute their interest and collect their portion.

Providents Saviorings Bank Aland Joan P. Rynwy Cclashler

Candidate N J Lee Named Potential Attorney General Hope

Representative N J Lee of Emmet county is floated as a likely candidate to succeed A W Byers as attorney general. He has not officially announced but is viewed as receptive, with support from Progressive leaders and friends in Des Moines and across the region. Lee, a top Iowa House progressive, would be a distinguished successor if elected.

N. J. Lee Webb Byers Congress Des Moines Register and Leader Ays Emmet General Assembly Wellington Hotel A. W. Byers Iowa House Lee

Struggle To Sustain Estherville Company D Military Unit

The annual ball failed financially and officers warn the community that Army inspectors and damp quarters threaten the unit. Capt. Wood pledges to reform with city support, repairs to the Armory basement, and about fifteen new recruits to meet national law. Letters from Col. Chantland and the Adj Gen cite the urgent need for better quarters and fuller local backing to avoid muster out.

Esierville Ita Armory Board Wood Esthbyville Wtaky Con. D W. T. Chantland Adj Chantland Tami F. Wood

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Ewa Roy Bakery Minnesota State Board of Health Ghange G.F. Rankin Taft Vy Fly N J. Lee Castor Estherville Col F.F. Hendershot W.T. Chantland Tam Capt. Wood The First National Bank Mno Onabier Estherville, Iowa
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