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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1904
Page
11
Satherville swept a two game series against Nestherville and Terril last Saturday. The first game ended 1 to 1 and the second 2 to 1 with Hollenbeck and Mechy pitching strong outings. Terril fought hard but could not overcome the home team’s defense and hitting.
In a tense doubleheader Melby pitched with 16 strikeouts among 21 batters while Hollenbeck stole home from third in the eighth after a three bagger. Hollenbeck and Tie Lan Cracker show speed and promise as Jackson trips another defeat. Cox, Gill, Myhrel, and others deliver spirited performance.
An Estherville resident testifies to Dean's Kidney Pills easing back pain and kidney issues after years of distress. The article also reports Charles Bard discharged by Justice Davidson after a gun incident, witnesses testifying to similar statements as earlier.
The case of the State of In toxicating Liquors involving beer taken from the Emmet house harp on a raid was heard before Justice Davidson last Friday. Dell Sherman claimed ownership for personal use and the beer was condemned. The defendants gave notice of appeal.
The Vindicator and Republican advertises the finest line of typewriter ribbons and carbon papers in the region, highlighting quality supplies for offices and readers in the area.
A Mangoo Journal tale warns of a youth who avoids work, dwelling in saloons and gambling dens after moving from Mau Bon to a larger town. He becomes a skilled gambler and drinker, his health failing as he nears 40, illustrating a path from idleness to ruin and crime.
A vintage advertisement touts Chamberlain's Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for homes before summer, claiming it relieves summer disorders in children, is pleasant to take, and reliable in severe cases. Sold by Jay Johnston & Co. and Williams & Anderson.
Claude Dean of Dunlap, age 16, brother of Frank A. Dean, was killed when a Chicago & Northwestern freight train wrecked at Woodbine last Tuesday night. Three other trainmen also died in the crash. details of the accident are not known locally.
Town notes reveal burdock blood bitters as the touted remedy for vigor and health. The Spirit Lake Beacon reports on campaign spending and primary dynamics, noting candidates distributed boxes of eyure and smoker counts, illustrating election expense and competition.
A column notes that running for office requires substantial money and time, warns against a remunerative trader seeking politics, and cites firms Williams & Anderson Estherville Quamiven & Walden Wallingford. It urges readers with indigestion to try Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and promotes Sherwin Williams paint from Klopp's drug store.
The Rock Island System runs Sleeper service to Saint Louis twice a week. Depart Estherville at 6 10 p m Tuesday, arrive Saint Louis next day at 2 10 p m. Return sleeper leaves Saint Louis at 2 15 p m Monday and Thursday. Reservations via ticket agent.
The calendar advertiser will call on customers who drop a line to The Vindicator and Republican. The calendar man is on the road and ready to visit those who place orders for 1905 calendars in the state.
The article promotes Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a universal cure for bowel complaints and a safeguard for children during hot summer months in large cities. It quotes Frank Voges of Prackneville, praising the remedy for families and endorsing it for both children and adults. It also notes local sales by Jay Johnston & Co. and William & Anderson, and advertises a special yearly subscription offer for the big paper and Chicago Weekly.
A local health plan urges keeping Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry on hand to combat sudden cholera, dysentery, and diarrhoea risks, noting that even a small delay can cost life.
The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean is promoted as the best weekly paper and a special arrangement provides a combined one year subscription with this paper for $1.50, offering readers a low price to stay up to date with both newspapers.
Buyers can source vintage newspaper sheets to lay under carpets at a price of five cents per hundred. The ad highlights affordable bulk pricing and availability for home use.
An advertisement touts Emaily as a cure for hives and vows instant relief with a permanent cure, offered at drug stores for 50 cents. It markets Dean's Ointoient as never failing the cure and appeals to both children and older folks seeking fast results.
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