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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1904

Page

13

Quarton Enters Race for Republican Congress Nomination

Algona judge W B Quarton announces as an outright candidate for the Republican nomination in Iowa's Tenth District. He faces Judge Conner and others, with Emmetsburg and north end counties backing a regional shift for federal patronage and district representation. Col Ormaby leads Emmetsburg support and ammunition literature to boost Quarton’s bid.

Judge Conner W. B. Quarton Algona Iowa Congress Ft. Dodge North End Judge Quarton Lee Emmet County Col Ormaby Emmetsburg

Repairs Nearing Completion At Electric Light Plant

Workmen have spent days repairing the boiler at the electric light plant. The boiler should be back in service soon, perhaps by tonight. An inspector advised Superintendent Croan on the fix, noting internal tires and boiler cracks can occur without a clear cause.

Electric Light Supt. Croan

Boiler Patch Fixes Cracking Issue Mentioned

The source notes cracking occurred under one condition and sometimes under the opposite. It states it is nothing unusual and no blame to anyone. After patching the boiler, it will be as good as new.

Congressman Conner Seeks $8,000 Federal Building Site

Congressman Conner of this district requests an $8,000 appropriation for purchasing a site for a federal building in Eetherville. The proposal is advanced by the city and is expected to pass favorably.

Conner Federal Eetherville

Busy February term opens with 33 new district court cases

February term of the district court will begin with Judge Quarton on the bench tomorrow. As of this morning 33 new cases have been filed and more are expected today and tomorrow, signaling a busy term ahead.

Quarton

Fatherville Whist Club Formed at Hotel Orleans

Twenty eight gentlemen met Monday evening in the Hotel Orleans parlors to organize the Fatherville Whist Club. P A Dean chaired, B R Cain was secretary, and a committee including A C Brown Frank Rhodes J J Klopp G A Lyon and John Amundson Jr was formed to draft a constitution by laws arrange meeting place and procure tables and boards. Meetings set for Friday evenings with a view to meeting at the Elks club room. NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED OBE A 8 Easter Star. The local chapter installed new officers last Wednesday night followed by an oyster supper at Byfield s restaurant. Worthy matron Mrs K J Sandrel Worthy patron N B Egbert Associate matron Mrs M L Archer Secretary Mrs L S Williams Treasurer Mrs Chas Fuller Conductress Mrs F H Morrison Associate conductress Mr John Amundson Sentinel Mrs John Amundson Warden Mrs D Bemis Chaplain Mrs Edwin Dukes Marshal Miss Alder Organist Mrs E K Hartney. Daida Miss Clare Fuller Ruth Mrs Lawrence Esther Mrs M J Groves Wectas Mrs M E Wilson Siesdames Ashford Carson Draper Kubert Fulkiewelder Gates Johnson Ladd Lyon Maxwell O Neill Warner of the Ladies Guild will sponsor a chicken pie supper Thursday Jan 21 at Mrs A O Peterson s home. MENU chicken pie mashed potatoes cabbage salad lima beans pickles apple pie cheese coffee 25 cents. Lagomarcino Grape Co reports a consignment of Fancy Yellow Belleflower apples new to the market. CARD OF THANKS We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during sickness and death of our beloved daughter and sister. Mr and Mrs J C Irwin and family.

Hotel Orleans Fatherville Whist Club P. A. Dean B. R. Cain A. C. Brown Frank Rhodes J.J. Klopp G. A. Lyon John Amundson, Jr Elks’ Club The Orders of Eastera Star Byfield's K. J. Sandrel N. B. Egbert M. L. Archer Williame Chas. Fuller F. H. Morrison John Amundson Sentinel D. Bemis Edwin Dukes Marshal Alder EK. Hartney Clare Fuller Ruth Lawrence Esther M. J. Groves M. E. Wilson Siesdames Ashford Carson Draper Kubert Fulkiewelder Gates Johnson

Cotton records show record exports in 1903

Washington reports cotton export values surged in 1903 with daily averages over one million dollars and December totaling above 72 million. Yearly exports reached 378 million, surpassing 1900 by 64 million, while 1903 also saw the largest annual quantity at 4.62 billion pounds. The note compares past years and forecasts revisions.

Washington United States Department of Commerce and Labor Bureau of Statistics

New Cement Block Factory Planned by Ike Hawk

Estherville eyes 1904 growth with new industries. Ike Hawk plans a cement block factory on East Lincoln Street near Sillge Harness Shop, creating 15 to 20 steady jobs. He will inspect a Clear Lake plant this week before starting construction.

Ike Hawk Estherville IkeyHawk Cement Walk Raat Lincoln Street Sillgeharneas Shop Hawk Clear Lake

Miss Tillie Newbery Operated For Appendicitis

Miss Tillie Newbery who has just returned from an extended visit was operated upon today at Birney & Wilson hospital for appendicitis. E D Pratt an alleged firebug who has been eight watchman at Armstrong was arrested Monday on arson charge and brought to this city and placed in the county jail. He will have a preliminary hearing some time this week.

Tillie Newbery Birney & Wilson Hospital Deantes E. D.pratt Armstrong

Wormany Great to Bulla Hermann Gras the conbige te mals

Fragmentary OCR reads as a historical notice mentioning Wormany Great, Bulla, Hermann Gras and unclear phrases. Reads like a damaged listing or notice with names and partial terms without a clear event or date. Unable to determine a coherent main action from the readable text.

Wormany Bulla Hermann. Gras

Des Moines Primary Election Ends in Turmoil and Ejections

In Des Moines a Monday primary for city delegates to nominate the mayor and offices saw a clash between Mattern and Mac Vicar. Mac Vicar was ejected from the city hall precinct amid alleged fraud claims. During ballot counting, two men claimed a chairman’s witness order. lights went out and Mac Vicar ballots and part of the pattern ballots were seized. A judge fired at the escapees, injuring no one, as the two men fled with others assisting.

Des Moines Mattern MacVicar City Hall Easthe Thirteenth Walnut Street City Central Committee Oallery Souon Cantral Committee Erdera Waa Paige Seba Wish Nevaphyrals MeeVicer

Election Contested Amid Des Moines Hype

Vague lines from a Des Moines report hint at a contested election with growing public excitement. The fragment suggests mounting interest and possible changes in local political dynamics as ballots loom.

Edly Des Moines

Bright Prospects for Sash and Door Factory

Architect James 8 Cox received a letter from G A Harden of Waterloo seeking advice on establishing a sash and door factory. Harden plans to relocate permanently if the field opens, has twelve machines, would employ twelve to fifteen workers year round, and expects strong local demand for mill work and carpentry.

James 8. Cox G. A. Harden Warloo Cox Harden Crookston Minn Waterloo Bagherville Charles Ging Mason City Ft. Dodge and Sons Falls Isia

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Republican Congressional Ayer Uae Lagomarcino Grape Co Placian Order Slater J.C. Irwiy the Cotton Records Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor Society Orchestr Ceree Eres Kenneth Bond Gazell Williams Reading Plessie Dilton Dean Reading Bartha Alder Rong Fight Children Mine Clancvey Orchestra Mertruda Williams Maren Miler Mary and M. E. Church Raleigh Wim. Brock Brock G. W. Eggleston Grock Colorado Sarah McKenna Agnes McKenna Earth Orangky, Mendelson & Co F. M- Stiadla & Sona E. T. Hobe Saturdeya Neonat Jen Cash Clothing House
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