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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1908

Page

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Shaw resigns from Carnegie Trust and hints at politics

News from New York reports Leslie M. Shaw resigning as president of the Carnegie Trust Company and treasury portfolio departure. He cited small differences with Charles C. Dickinson and suggested he may cast his lot into the political ring. Shaw previously aimed for presidential support from the Iowa delegation amid circulating theories of a Des Moines visit and possible political maneuvering.

New York Leslie M. Shaw Carnegie Trust Company Treasury Portfollio Washington Atock Shaw Chas. C. Dickinson Troat Company Dickinson Iowa Des Moines Lame Lla Quita Chicago Tribune United States Allison Fairbanks Taft

Jenkines Brothers Dissolution Noted In Vindicator Files

Twenty eight years ago the Jenkines Brothers dissolution notice appeared in the Vindicator. Morgan Jenkins and Henry Jenkins were to run the firm in the future. The Cardiff grant at Fort Dodge was under discussion. Frank G. Day, then private secretary to Governor Johnson of Minnesota, earned seven thousand dollars yearly and owned part of the Vindicator. Amos Ketchum advertised his blacksmith and repair shop on Main Street. Editor Bates noted milder weather making travel safer. Mr and Mrs Morse oversaw city schools and urged parental support for pupils and instructors. Joseph Mulroney, driver of the Fort Dodge and Spirit Lake stage, gifted a moose of pickerel from Okoboji Lake.

Jenkines Brothers Thej Byalneas Morgan Jenkins Henry Jenkins Frank G. Day Johnson Minnesota Amos Ketchum Main Street Joseph Mulroney Fort Dodge Spirit Lake Okoboji Laks Bates

New Trial Granted in Estherville Brick Case

A new trial is granted in the C. H. Kline versus Estherville Brick and Tile Company case from the last term. Judgment was for the plaintiff but defendant moved for a new trial on grounds the case should not have been removed from the jury’s area. The case will likely not be taken up at the upcoming term.

C. H. Kline Estherville Brick and Tile Company Banda

Affinity dispute sparks local rancor in Kingsley letters

The Britt Tribune quotes a heated reader letter about Cottrell and Hough, urging blind fury, physical blows, and even gun violence as remedies. The contributor, citing Mrs Hough, laughs at the idea of legal settlement and mocks Cottrell as a former Democratic legislator with investments and a rumored affinity in Des Moines.

Mater Elm Club Cottrell Dea Moines Hough Britt Iribune

Committee Fight Over Proxy Rules Rotates Through Woods Speech

The Register & Leader cites Frank P. Woods defending the state Republican committee amid attacks over proxy rights. Debate centered on whether McCoy and Converse could act via proxy or sit as members, with Cowles and Copeland opposing broad proxy powers. The panel split five to five, ending with a motion defeated and no action on Mr George’s admission.

Register & Leader Frank P. Woods State Committee Cal. H. George Clinton W. J. McCoy W. L. Converse St. Paul Newea Papera Woods George Register Leader McCoy Converse Fourth District Asmaa Boysei Chicago Boysen Wright Ninth District LaMonte Cowles Copeland Eighth Cowles Cowlen Mr. George Register and Leader Shaw Byers Eppa Riniker Bolter

Rohde Death and Obituary notices in Estherville paper

The Grim Messenger reports the death of J J Rohde at his North Seventh Street home from pneumonia at age 83. Funeral at his residence with burial beside his wife at Oak Hill. Survived by eight children and numerous relatives from Iowa South Dakota and Manila. Also notes deaths of Mrs Andrew Wolcutt and M E Winn and lists Farmers Institute premiums and corn judging and bread baking contests with prizes and local exhibitors. Premiums offered by various firms and events at Ames short course.

J. J. Rohde H. N. Rohde North Seventh Street Oak Hill Cemetery Henry Stephen Garrison South Dakota Frederick Drasen Doon Matilda Rohde D. Rohde Chicago Adolph and William, Rohde Edgerton Minnesota L J. Rohde Manila Phillipine Islands T. J. Rohde A. J Andrew Wolcutt M. E. Winn Waterloo Decernsed B. C. B. & N. Railroad Company Elk’s Lodge Jon Oavis Farmers Institute Ames Person & Pitcher Institute

Christensen's Grocery Apple and fruit sale catalog item

A fragmented advertisement shows Christensen's Grocery offering low price deals on New York apples and other fruits and groceries. Listed items include Baldwins and Jiussotta apples, cranberries, cooking figs, peaches, prunes, raisins, full cream cheese, pickles, and dill pickles with per unit and per measure prices, in a miscellaneous sale format.

Annual Emmet county teachers meeting to be held in Estherville

Emmet county teachers plan their regular annual meeting at Odd Fellows hall Estherville next Thursday and Friday. President Seeley of the state Normal School will lecture Thursday evening and Friday. President MacBride of the state university may attend to speak on park and school ground improvements. County superintendent Maria Z Pingrey oversees preparations with expectations of large turnout. Revival of the Rock Island road spur to Mason City via Rockford Fertile is discussed with engineers surveying a line to extend the road toward Forest City tapping Mason City industries. Local interests have supported the project for some time.

Emmet County Odd Fellow Estherville Seeley State Normal School Mac Bride The State University Maria Z. Pingrey Rock Teland Mason City Rockford Forest City Mason Fertile

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Carnegie Trust CO Cardiff Morse Baily Bank OF Estherville F. H. Rhodes Tard Graves E. Ll. Sondrol James E Estherville State Bank Capital Hesinese Wondro A.D. Root Lough Jones James Kapeset Howard Graves Republican State Wittee COM Yeoman Lodge Emmet Homestead B. A Oraig. McRae M. of C A. B. Hoff Corre F. L. Shhenefelt M. A Mary Hudson Theresa Wigton E. J. Houta Addig Wratten Sentinel John Lucas Sarah Woolcutt Row Minnie Person Maud I. Dayton Rowena E. Nerey Spiri Lake Deibner Brothers John Wabb Beacon the Grim Messenger L., Rohde Estherville Business College Farmer's Institute Walter Frank Pearl Robb Petersen Cook Reading Misa Leona Bend Bola Edythe Grape K. EB Trewn Misa Etta Graaf Edison Busindes Christensen’s Aasle Maracaibo Java
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