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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1908

Page

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Two Weddings in Pecatonica and Sioux Falls

This week in Pecatonica and nearby Sioux Falls, two weddings were held. Miss Mary Nash wed A N Nash at Pocatoniva church with Dr. G K Van Horne presiding as groom George Bealeve joined Mabel R. Pullen in a quiet ceremony at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pullen on North 6th Street. Both brides were noted as amiable and well connected, with the couples planning new homes in Sioux Falls. The column also notes a climate discussion by the Huronite about South Dakota’s rainfall history and its impact on farming.

Pocatoniva Mary BR A. N. Nash G. RK. van Horne Rockford Misa Marjoria Cramer Freeport G. H. Spence Chicago Pecatonica Pretty Aralay Jan Atranger Sioux Falla Northwest Matherville Anc Made & Anne~ Cers Droz Free Rapital Church Huron South Dakota Territory of Dakota Jamea River Missouri River Iowa

Fashion costs and women’s style in May issue notes

Grace Margaret Gould remarks that limited funds tempt women to feel fashion is out of reach, risking a rut of frugal clothing. The piece urges that good taste matters more than money, noting Paris fashions aren’t always purchasable. Bijou performances grow in popularity nightly.

Grace Margaret Gould Kiteck Cluver Wesile Paris

Weather Prophet Hicks Predicts Prolonged Storm Periods

The article reports L. B. Hicks the weather prophet predicting multiple storm phases from late month through early next month. Central dates include the 4th to 6th for a crisis of electric excitation, and sweeping storm periods 6th to 13th and 19th to 24th with warmer interludes. Grain belts may see rainfall shortages while other regions expect cooler spells and intense hot waves near the 28th. It lists widespread traveling circus acts and an insurance draft from Des Moines Life Insurance Company to J. P. Littell for Mrs. Lewis Bosworth, noting prompt payment and policy details.

Joty L. BR. Hicks Desa Moines Life Insurance Company J. P. Littell Lewis Bosworth Bosworth Des Moines Life Insurance Company

Simple plan to test butter moisture devised by Iowa station

The Iowa Dairy Department of the Experiment Station reports a new accurate method to determine butter moisture. It is quick, requires little practice, and uses affordable apparatus, helping creameries stay within the 16 percent legal limit while maintaining quality. Bulletin No. 07 with full instructions is available free from Director C. F. Curtiss at Ames, Iowa.

Dairy Department Iowa Experiment Station Towa C. F E. Curtiss Ames Iowa

Ringling Bros at Algona Friday June 17

The World's Greatest Show comes to Algona featuring a European program, a new menagerie, sensational thrills, and a double somersault in mid air behind a heavy automobile. The event marks Ringling Brothers twenty fifth anniversary with a high aerial act and crash finale thrilling audiences.

Husterville Hingling Isrothere Algons Tuwa Hingling Brothers la Bell Hoche, & Young Wowan Dassio Olie Audieee Uwe Carrow ‘Speedway Terridy

Indian Chautauqua Camp Instructions for Children

Fragmented notice invites children aged six to fourteen to a camp with activities including making a tomahawk from wood and bow and arrow, creating wands, and preparing clothing details for boys and girls. The text requests grown-ups to visit and mentions a medicine man and an optional salt can be made.

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Hat fashions shift away from Merry Widow toward Charlotte Corday

Grace Margaret Gould advises plans for clothes care focusing on hats as a key expression of taste. The National Millinery Traveling Association foresees the Merry Widow fading, replaced by Charlotte Corday style hats with drooping rims, while turbans endure. Fireworks sold cheaper by Jay Johnston & Co.

Charlotte Corday National Millinery Traveling Association St. Paul Ball Park

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