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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1911
Page
4
Senator Kenyon backs Taft for a second term while noting farmers oppose Canadian reciprocity. The piece comments on Minnesota railroad fares, potential ownership changes at Armstrong Journal and Dechceyedanu Press, and early 1912 auto developments like self starting devices and six cylinder engines.
The article praises Governor Carroll as a businesslike conservative leader unlikely to seek a third term. It lauds his record as diligent, free from demagoguery and favoritism, and notes he has governed for the people without using office to advance political ambitions.
Hon Warren Garst former Iowa governor and leading progressive Republican endorses the Taft Taft Canadian reciprocity pact and backs renomination. He praises Rep Hubbard of the Eleventh district for supporting the agreement noting the rural farm vote and district strength. Garst positions against some longstanding allies while urging cautious financial security with 5 percent bank offers.
A ten day bargain sale offers pants priced at a dollar fifty. Limited stock and sizes vary by store location. Customers are advised to visit participating outlets for exact inventory and eligibility.
Knights Templar grand commandery of Iowa convened at Templar park Spirit Lake with over 1200 Knights and families attending ten days of lodge drill and business plus daily dances concerts and boating. Grand Commander John Williams Edwards of Mount Pleasant to open proceedings Tuesday with daily drill and parade and Friday public installation of officers. many knights will stay beyond the conclave through summer. A separate notice offers companionship seeking a 25 to 40 year old woman from Emmetsburg Iowa.
A long roster of brief personal items from Estherville and nearby towns lists visitors and travelers such as A. Brown Humboldt, Mrs. Cox from West Bend, George Gruwell from Dunnell, and many others. It records movements to Cedar Rapids, LeMars, Wallingford, Spirit Lake, Humboldt, Graettinger, and Templar Park, with reminders of church services, chautauqua days, and local social visits.
Mrs Rilla Thomas wife of Louis Thomas resided at 625 South First Street West died Saturday evening at St Luke s hospital after a week s illness She was twenty one years old and had been married two years Funeral services were held Monday at 2 pm at the residence conducted by Rev Burkhalter internment in Oak Hill cemetery Cedar Rapids Republican
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