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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1911
Page
4
Train timetable notes show leaving and arriving times at Esther ville. Details list scheduled departures and arrivals for local and connecting services. Readers should verify specific trains and times with the schedule.
A jumbled page lists law and real estate firms Soper Allen and Alexander. A H Nash. Dr N F Hawk. and Matie Rvids with contact notes. It includes medical devices, kidney pills, Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, and testimonials about rheumatism relief. Names Mary Alybott and Jay Johnson & Co appear with claims of cure and recommendations.
A new remedy for rheumatism is advertised as easy to take with certain results. Meritor Rheumatism Powders are offered as the best-known remedy for rheumatism, endorsed by physicians and users. Send 60 cents for a package to the American Drug and Press Association, Decatur, Iowa.
Nes Moines Jan 17 The 34th Iowa General Assembly opened with a deadlocked bid to fill the Dolliver vacancy in the U S Senate. Lafayette Young leads Republicans with Porter favored by Democrats, while Kenyon and Young contend, and a joint ballot is anticipated to reveal no choice. Separately, a bill to abolish the state printer and binder offices seeks to place printing under a council, with competitive bids and bonded guarantees. Oregon primary measures also appear, with Democratic and Republican factions pushing rival schemes.
A veteran detective recounts aiding criminal lawyers in defending Mrs. Edith Townsend, accused of poisoning her wealthy husband. Systematic searches across drugstores and wholesalers in the US and Canada failed to prove intent until letters from three houses confirmed Townsend had purchased the drug, leading to her release.
An American Drug and Press Association notice promotes Meritol Kidney and Backaches Remedy as a backache cure. It claims prompt relief, system cleansing, and kidney restoration with nationwide druggist endorsement. Consumers are urged to buy locally or send 60 cents to Decorah, Iowa for a full size package.
Mrs. Charles Kline of Easton Pennsylvania testifies that Foley's Honey and Yar reliably cures bad coughs and colds. She notes it soothes throat irritation, loosens the cold, and keeps a bottle at home for repeat use, a sentiment echoed by Jay Johnson & Co.
A. M. Smith, Evie Pa., veteran, claims severe digestion and liver troubles were cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills. Ad touts benefits for stomach and kidney issues and urges trial at 26 cents. Also promotes "Tablets" for sore throat with quick relief and prepaid price of 25 cents via American Drug and Press Association Decorah Iowa.
A historic ad features Foley's Honey and Tar with Bee Hive branding as the genuine choice and warns against substitutes. It cites Jay Johnson & Co. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy noted for throat and lung relief, and references a lost diamond ring between J Johnston's Jewelry and the post office on Saturday December 24 with a reward offer at the county clerk's office.
The District Court of Emmet County Iowa receives a divorce petition filed by Marlla Murray against Harvey J Murray alleging willful desertion around September 11 1907 and absence since then. The case deadlines require appearance by January 2 1911. Buck & Kirkpatrick are attorneys for the plaintiff.
On June 23 1910 stockholders of Dolliver Savings Bank unanimously adopted amendments to the articles of incorporation striking certain words and inserting twenty thousand dollars capital divided into two hundred shares of one hundred dollars each The notice lists signatories L G Reper B Reed Jnc B P Kirby LB Stillman M K Whelan J Son dro O Sullivan and references local ads and products sold at the Vindicator and Republican offices including cough mixture and New England dinners at European Hotel and Blymer Silver etc.
The Daily Capital offers a $2.00 rate and a $3.50 option for a year’s combo with the Capital. Arrangements allow $200 for 2 years at this late date. Send in money to secure the newspaper bargain for 1911. Old papers at this office.
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