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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1915
Page
2
The Jonathan apple is praised as the greatest for home and commercial use with superb flavor and health benefits. It keeps well from October to May, bears abundantly, and resists severe weather. Trees are hardy, strong growers, ideal for lawns, with large crimson fruit full of juice and aroma.
Professional cards list R C Coleman MD practicing in Gardeton Blonk Ratherville with late office hours and telephone contact. Estherville markets for today appear as part of the local notices.
An old Iowa advertisement emphasizes cold dangers and urges rapid relief. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for its ability to loosen phlegm ease coughing and help expel the cold while promising access to reports on the new legislature via the Daily Register and Leader. Subscriptions offered for one year with or without Sunday editions.
Portland fishermen watched a strange duel as a homing pigeon was attacked by a hawk. Two razors and a seagull joined to defend the prey, fighting for about five minutes until the hawk tore the pigeon and disappeared with the prize amid the commotion.
Ratekin Seed House of Shenandoah Iowa offers a free illustrated seed catalog by mail. The booklet covers corn, oats, wheat, barley, grasses, clovers, alfalfa, pastures, lawn mixtures, potatoes, and other farm and garden seeds with growing tips and local variety recommendations.
Fragmentary text argues for better road networks as essential to commerce and progress. Mentions Philadelphia and general push for improved highways, with historical tone and references to transportation needs and public works.
Governor Dunne outlined a proposed state highway plan aiming to ensure no road is more than 4.5 miles from a state aid road. He cited economic and social benefits, noted low current road improvement compared with neighboring states, and described funding under the new road law with state, county, rail, village, and city contributions.
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