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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1910
Page
4
The Globe-Democrat recalls the 1896 free silver insurgency that shook the GOP and its alliance with Democrats. It argues the revolt failed, silver collapsed globally, and the push only strengthened Republicans with resolute principles.
Col Chantland of Fort Dodge declares candidacy for attorney general in a formal announcement. The Fort Dodge Messenger notes his prominence as a national guardsman, colonel of the 66th regiment, and extensive military service. He has served Webster County as county attorney for six years with a strong record of verdicts and advocacy.
A farmer from Dolliver named Sam Reid has been mentioned as purchasing the necessary qualifications to represent the county in the legislature. He has been a likely candidate discussed in relation to Des Moines duties.
A long time county resident with extensive acquaintance is described as a man of excellent indecency and a good republican. It is unclear if he will run, but if he does his many friends would aid his campaign, and if elected the county would be splendidly represented.
Several papers boast new subscribers after voting contests but refuse precise counts. The Windicktor and Republican admit losses in a piano contest, warning that publishing exact figures could expose a financial sting. The piece urges candid disclosure as a moral remedy.
A stream of local visits and travel unfolds with residents and guests: Mrs. Miller at home, Win Baker at Armstrong, Samuel Anderson from Dickinson County, A O Myhre visiting Wallingford kin, Tevin Hanson back from a Ames vacation, and many others including trips to Minneapolis, Freeport, Decorah, and Colorado. Several family health concerns and relocations noted with relatives visiting and coming home.
Miss Sabrin McCoy visits Lake Park while heavy snow and mild weather halted river ice harvest. Ira Nichols pursues Hardin county representative bid. Nankeville touts Human Hearts success and new atlas for county property owners. Miss Ella Ellison teaches near Maple Hill amid diphtheria quarantine as Oscar Berven dies. The Vindicator seeks correspondents in townships. Human Hearts set for January 27 at the Opera House.
LaGrippe coughs may develop into pneumonia. Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough and aids healing of the lungs, reducing serious outcomes. The genuine product has no harmful drugs and comes in a yellow package from Jay Johnston & Co.
Miss Gertrude John officiated at a ceremony under a floral bell. The bride wore fan messeline silk with lace and carried roses. the groom wore black. About forty guests attended a four course dinner served by four young women. The couple will reside at the Willey farm eight miles east of town.
Local church notices list services at Federated Baptist Free Methodist Christian Science Grace Episcopal and Presbyterian churches. Sermons focus on Truth Preparation The Unjust Steward and Creed and Life. Sunday schools meet mornings with invitations to attend and a winter picnic planning and pastorate anniversary observance noted.
HH H Windsor notes in Popular Mechanics February issue that moving pictures rapidly spread from urban theaters to small towns. Films shifted from feet to miles, with high standard content. battleships and other vessels exchange reels, a Kentucky horse raiser studies barge footage, and a church in Atlanta uses pictures in Sunday services.
The article discusses limits of printed text and images for biblical scenes and notes political meetings in Massachusetts failed when an empty store was rented to project lectures. It argues moving pictures offer clearer instruction at low weekly cost, contrasting with costly, lengthy travels.
A free moving picture show will be set up across the street from the planned rally. The ongoing departure introduces an extended series of travel talks that will feature principal sights in cities around the world.
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