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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1915
Page
3
The Estherville and Emmet County publication notes energy and enterprise as drivers of prosperity, discusses spring coming and birds returning, condemns German merchant marine sales, and reflects on local issues. It previews editorial content, profiles dead prominent figures Judge McPherson and J S Coffin, and lists a furnished rooms rental.
Dan Sanborn died Tuesday while training at the Abatek of Bud Jenkins. A conspicuous city character for 35 years he loved life, struggled with liquor, and had worked odd jobs. Born August 1 1856 in Hilfton Iowa he later moved with his mother to Fatherville where she died fifteen years ago. He leaves a sister Mrs Forrest Mcnov and many cousins. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Trout Mattom and Aaiterson undertakers Rev age conducted. The Vindicator and Republican notes a large circle of friends around the region.
An unsigned snippet reflects on women and others who seat themselves with theatrical poise, joking that society exists mainly for their comfort. The remark mocks snobbery and class pretensions as it weighs public behavior at performances.
Feature profile of FL P. Spencer of Spring Hill Orchard Randolph Iowa praising his forty acre operation. notes 10,400 bushels last season, profit $3,500 yearly average, and praise for Grimmer Golden Janna than McIntosh varieties while warning of a limited time offer for fruit tree subscriptions and free trees with a newspaper purchase.
Sent to Knoxville Neila Nicholson of Armstrong was before the commission Monday and declared a fit subject for the inebri ate asylum. He was taken to Knox ville by Sheriff Nivia on Tuesaday. CLOSING OUT SALE- John Miller, living south of Dulliver, will have closing our sale February 1 BB. 4tn Ed. Paynes, living northeast of Armatrong, will have a cloaing out vale on tila far in February g. 4-1
A series of property transfers reported includes JJ Boland and wife to Etta Muay Ktoniston for lots in Armutrong, Edward Johnson to P A Gaarde, Joly, and multiple transfers involving the Armutrong and Ratherville areas. Several spouses swap ownership in numerous blocks and lots in Matherville Win, Ke therville, Wallingford, and Armstrong. Names include Dan'l O Donnell, A Combs, I Morse, Andrew Halverson, Vernetius Wale, Ole Paulson, Halver Larson, Jno T Hood, Roy Hoagh, Roy J Ridley, Jan Hf, Manan EF Ridley, GH Dyer, Mary A Dyer, MK Weir, 8 M Kenliue, Geo W Laffey, Edward J Hew, Lidia Kaud WH Hedge, Robt Helmers, and Christis Cainips among others. The entries list specific lot and block designations along with partial measurements and dates.
Dell Blake visited Uraettinger on Friday and Ray Bryan came as a Graettinger visitor last week. Dozens of brief stops and visits populate the column with names and towns from Estherville area society life. {Note: The text is read as a list of names and places with scattered actions.}
Reported remedies from European physicians Dr Hammerrehing and Dr Kaposi describe two topical formulas. First mix lead subacetate and vaseline with lanolin in equal gram amounts. Second blend creosote or crimphor with balsam of Peru white wax and firseed oil in specified weights.
The aging east entrance steps of the Capitol in Washington will be replaced due to heavy wear. Once facing east, the steps have deteriorated from constant use by visitors and officials over decades. The west entrance has been the primary daily access since earlier alterations.
The National League marks its 40th birthday with plans to celebrate on a designated anniversary day across four cities hosting league games this year. A gala in the metro area will invite former presidents and leading baseball figures, with a banquet to follow.
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