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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
4
The item notes advertising rates and a stray New York chorus girl clothes incident. It laments rural carrier duties and washing at the back door while mentioning tax burdens on landowners for ditches and cement tile.
A Newton paper reports Earl Bronson and Donald Hunter have sold the Spencer Herald. It states Bronson has been secured for a major federal post after serving as manager of the Wilson campaign in Iowa.
The Cedar Rapids Republican favors junketing trips for legislators not for value in themselves but to reduce time for passing many worthless bills. The stance frames travel as a tool to slow harmful legislation rather than a reform.
The state made no losses of eighty million dollars from orange crop failure yet has seen many citizens move to California. Iowa endured short crops from excessive rain but never suffered a freeze on its orange harvest.
The text argues two actions to regain customers from Uncle Sam: cut prices to compete and increase advertising to persuade the public that private companies offer better value and service.
Residents in several neighboring towns receive butter from the farm via parcel post. Within reasonable distance it costs five cents for the first pound and one cent for each additional pound up to eleven pounds. For eleven pounds the rate is fifteen cents, a good way to buy butter and for farmers to move product. Buy your typewriter supplies at the office.
A call to action urges Emmet county to use every ounce of local cream for batter in county creameries. The speaker laments shipments abroad and notes several creameries have closed due to cream leaving the area, arguing for at least ten local creameries to boost home enterprises.
Senator L KEK Francia is appointed chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee while Representative L J Bingham becomes chairman of the House District Judiciary Committee. The moves shape oversight of legal and district affairs in the new session.
National Audubon Society leaders press the Ways and Means Committee to prohibit aigrette plumes from entering the United States. Farmers, sportsmen, and women’s groups unite to shield heron populations in New York Louisiana Missouri New Jersey Oregon and California. They argue plumes threaten agriculture by altering pest control and stress global conservation, while milliners push for continued trade.
Mrs. S.S. Strong of Estherville Iowa writes that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her four year kidney trouble with backache shoulder pains and fatigue. She recalls relief after starting the remedy and urges readers to remember the name and buy from dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes Doan's in the U S.
Armstrong resident B F Robinson received word that John Carr, who swindled the First National Bank of Ceylon out of 6000 dollars, has been arrested by California detectives and will be brought back for identification and prosecution. Detec tives are certain they have the right party.
For sale a six room house located at the corner of 4th and Pleasant streets. Terms easy. Inquire at Hank off Heather Ville. 6-tf
A Health Board note extols indoor humidity using a kettle on the stove as a simple, soothing heater. It argues moist air improves warmth, vitality, and resistance to colds, praising homes with ventilation over sealed mansions and urging daily kettle steaming for comfort.
The text surveys place names and dynastic origins in Russia and Manchuria, linking Blagoveshchensk Vladivostok and St Dalny to their meanings. It contrasts European additions like Manchuria and notes a horse sense tale about fear of collars and chains, with references to abuse in horses and farrier cruelty.
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