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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1911
Page
4
The Selma paper notes Emmet County has no Republican representative in the Des Moines senatorial contest. Patterson rails at Party critics who attacked tariff and administration while praising Democrats. He urges editors to reform and support party duties, despite his own defeat and defeatist tone.
Speaker Stillman placed Representative Murtaghton on the Appropriations Bank and Banking Drainage Elections and Compensation of Public Officers committees. The action expands his legislative portfolio across fiscal and regulatory panels.
A town is judged by its newspapers as a salesman is by his clothes. The supreme court in a case of the First National Bank of this city against Estherville has reversed itself and now holds the bank stock should be assessed at par. The case stems from the city seeking to tax stockholders $176 per share. Are merchants ready for spring catalogs from metropolitan stores. Home bargains are better with personal attention and easy returns, but the public forgets this. trade must be drummed in, and the home newspaper is the efficient salesman.
The Win Eder family moves to Harden Montana. Raymond Woods travels to Ames for study at the agricultural college. Mr and Mrs J I Krebs welcome a baby girl born on the 24th. Mrs Charlie Barber sustains a fractured wrist and injured shoulder from a sidewalk fall. Greig and Zeeman elevator and 10 000 bushels of grain at Lake Park go barned Thursday night with only 6000 dollars insured. Mr and Mrs K McLean attend Bobby Burns meeting in Emmetsburg. Dr W E Wilson and John J Wrylder with Chas H Cookinham join the Miks herd in this city Tuesday night. Frank Carpenter buys the WG Wilson building, plans a printing office in spring. G B Yeager purchases Geo Groves millinery store and moves in this week. A B Anderson leaves for Seattle via Canada and California, returning by Southern Pacific. Ban Wicks acts as bridge foreman on the Rock Island during absence. Lost a coin locket. finder leave at Vindicator and Republican office. 4 tf Marin Crow Lia.
Announcement promotes Barriers Burned Away at the Armory Theatre on Friday January 27 as a premier season attraction. The production, dramatized from E P Roe’s novel, promises a refined road show with strong reviews and a top cast, alongside seats at Grant’s priced 60 75 and 100 cents.
Des Moines Jan 24 The third week of the Thirty fourth General Assembly is underway with no major legislation yet but bills multiply. Over 100 Senate and nearly 200 House measures have been introduced, with total proposals nearing 1000 likely before adjournment. Key items include a bulk sales bill, a plan to divide the fish and game fund, and a push for a special primary election to resolve the Senate seat stalemate around Lafayette Young.
A local ad proclaims D D D Prescription as an instant relief and foundation cure for eczema and other skin diseases. It touts ten years of complete cures with D D D, recommends an oil of wintergreen wash, and invites readers to visit the store for a case discussion.
The Christiana church groups meet at Mrs. J N Webster for a Wednesday gathering on February 1. First Church of Christ Scientist holds services Sunday January 2 at 10 45 a m with subject Love and Sunday School at 10 00 a m. Reading room opens Wednesdays and Saturdays 3 6 p m at Des Moines and Seventh. The Lutheran Young Peoples League hosts a social at Rev J J Akre’s home next Friday evening January 97. Ladies Guild to host Silver Tea Thursday January 26 at Mrs Eric E Hartung’s residence. Rev J D Vanney of Vama has become pastor of the Federated Baptist church and will lead services next Sunday. Ladies and society of the Federated Baptist meet Mrs Hemphill Wednesday afternoon February Sat. Regular services at the new Christian church next Sunday with sermons The Church and Its Business Affairs and A First Century Message to the Modern Church at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Sunday School meets at 10. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 46 p m in their new location All welcome. Women’s Club met with Mrs Jas Espeset Monday. president absent Mrs B B Anderson presided. Program by Mrs Shorin and topics by Mrs Alexander Jones on Governors and Dates of their Administration and War Times in Iowa. Club to meet with Mrs QC French February 6.
Mr L L Wingham gave a talk on Habita to Commercial College Students last Friday afternoon. Mrs Herzberg and the students appreciated that busy men take time to share good thoughts. Next Friday at 3:30 Mr Byron Coon will speak. The public is invited to visit in the afternoon.
The Morrice family and relatives extend gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy during illness and death of their mother. Also listed are Andrew Adgon and Family and 1.8. Robinson and Family.
The Lowa Association of Southern California invites Towans to its annual picnic at East Lake Park Los Angeles on February 22. A hearty welcome awaits resident and visiting Lowans. Palace Millinery advertises up to date hats at low prices as stock must be cleared by February 4 for piano deliveries.
An odd local advertisement from the Vindicator and Republican office offers Seratch pads at 10 cents per pound amid a tongue in cheek call to boost health measures by increasing water intake air consumption and laughter.
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