Local Vindicator notes politics and weather in Estherville
The Estherville Vindicator and Republican discusses upcoming Chatauqua plans and national politics with editorials on Tenan tional changes in the cabinet, Roosevelt's presidency, and the need for local merchants to advertise. It reports taxes paid by express companies in 1908 and a Cedar Rapids case, plus January weather forecasts and farming prospects for corn.
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Ex Senator T D Healy Dies at Fort Dodge
Ex Senator T D Healy died at his Fort Dodge home Friday evening January 6 from pneumonia caused by septic poisoning. He was 48, leaving a wife and three children. Healy had a brilliant career with a bright future ahead.
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Senator Cammina Dies After Two Terms in Senate
Obituary notes the death of a prominent western lawyer and former state senator who served two terms and was Illinois Central Railway western attorney. He was highly regarded in political circles and had been discussed for governor, judge, and congress. The column mentions local advertising needs and a Yeoman lodge installation with officers and a social oyster supper.
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J. W. Morae
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Yeoman Lodge Shows Strong Growth in 1904–1909
The Yeoman lodge reports a robust rise in membership from July 1 to January 1 1909, reaching 190 members after adding 65 new members since July. Finances remain sound with a cash balance of 354.27 dollars on January 1 1909, marking a 1665.62 dollar increase since last July, earning praise from officers and members for thrift and growth.
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For Sale 7 Room House in Estherville West Side
Classified ads note a good seven room house on the west side of the river with a half acre lot good well cistern coal house and automobile house. Described as one of the finest places in Estherville to live and offered at a bargain due to saving town. Also notices of found and lost items including a Lady's shopping bag and a gold bracelet with initials engraved.
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Traction Troubles Ended by Round Robin Letter
In Bing hamton and surrounding suburbs early workers faced months of car service disruption. A round robin petition sent from Port Dickinson to Gov Hughes in Albany prompted swift action with 6:10 and 6:66 a m specials. The move triggered an official response from the street railway commission and new through cars. In Washington the president's salary was set at 100000 per year, with vice president and speaker at 15000 each and chief justice at 150000, as amendments to the appropriation bill.
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Local notes from Estherville area and beyond turn up
A montage of short items mentions George Bradley of Graettinger considering buying a barber shop in Estherville, W. S. Irwin relocating to South Dakota, Glenn Dunham taking a Lincoln Nebraska post with possible LA sales work, and local concerns about two blind streets needing opening. Advertisements urge Bank of Estherville deposits, insurance through the Bank, and savings with 6 percent today’s rate, plus a church event on January 20 and a reference to M Cunningham announcements next week.
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Graettinger
Immetsburg
Estherville
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W. 8. Irwin
Gruver
South Dakota
Community notices and church events in Estherville
Heartfelt thanks for sympathy after death of daughter and sister. Church and society notices include Bible school at 10 a.m., morning worship at 11 a.m., evangelistic service 7:30 p.m., U P S C E at 6:50 p.m. Ladies Aid at Shartle home. Bank savings ad offers 6 percent for 90 days. Upcoming Cunningham entertainer at M E church January 29 with supper by Mrs. Dunham’s band January 27. Luther League at Berg home. M D church and First Church of Christ Scientist services on January 29 and 24 with Truth as topic. Missionary Society linen shower January 27 for Mary E. James School in Santa Fe N M. Foley’s Orino Laxative ad ends.
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