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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1907

Page

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Laying of Corner Stone at Magnificent M E Church

The ceremony to lay the corner stone of the new Methodist church is set for July 26. Dr Jennings of Cincinnati will say the corner stone, assisted by Presiding Elder Maynard and other visiting ministers. The program invites all city officials, business leaders, professionals, and rural residents to attend and plan for the occasion. Ladies Aid may serve dinner, band music will be provided, and other special music announced next week.

New Methodiat Jennings Cincinnati Ohio Maynard Commercial Club Mkstherville

Brown- Williams Wedding In Estherville Tonight

Miss Jeasie Brown and Mr Dean Williams will wed at eight o clock this evening at the bride’s mother on East Howard street. Rev Porterfield of the First Baptist will perform the ceremony. The bride—one of Estherville’s most accomplished young ladies—has lived here most of her life. Williams, formerly of Estherville, is now a Minneapolis railroad conductor. Relatives and a few friends will attend. a wedding supper will follow. They depart for Minneapolis tomorrow at 11 o’clock.

Jeasie Brown Dean Williams Minneapolis East Howard Street Porterfield First Baptist Church Estherville

A Pleasant Brook of Sea on Chinco Teague Island

The London Standard describes the dangerous surf between Chinco teague Island and Assatengue Island. The eastern side faces powerful waves that sweep over parts of both islands, a condition locals find far from pleasant.

Chincoteague Assatengue Island London Standard

A Talented House Agent

A London Tit-Bits vignette where Mrs Homeseeker questions a quirky house built downhill to keep peace in the family. The clever agent explains the design ensures the husband’s collar buttons roll to a wall for easy locating, a humorous take on domestic life and invention.

Homeseeker London

A Conceited Man Compares Faults To A Plugged Nickel

A brief dialogue shows a vain man admitting one fault and Knox retorts that it is like the small hole in a plugged nickel that negates its value. The exchange appears in the Philadelphia Press.

Knox Philadelphia

Jens Peterson Loses Fingers in Peculiar Livery Accident

Jens Peterson, proprietor of the Emmet House livery barn, suffered a painful Friday afternoon accident. While tying a horse, the rope tightened between the tie rope and the manger, severing the third and little fingers of his right hand and badly injuring the thumb and second finger. Mrs. Bachman and Birney treated the wounds, and he will wear a sling for some time.

Jens Peterson Emmet House Mr. Peterson

Weather-Crop Bulletin Summary for Week

The past week saw near normal temperatures and typical sunshine. Heavy showers occurred at multiple stations on dates 9th 11th 15th and 25th with 2 to 7 inches of rain in scattered areas causing floods and soil erosion. Field work progressed three to four days with corn advancing and hay, winter grain, oats and barley beginning harvests. Oats in the south grew vigorously with rust risk. corn thrived in well kept fields and hay yield looks near normal. Pasture conditions were excellent midsummer. Potatoes, garden crops and minor crops benefited from favorable conditions.

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Schedule of Claims and Per Diems for Court House Work

A compiled list names individuals and entities with per diem payments, supplies, and bridge, road, and ditch work for the courthouse project. Entries include Enterprise Publishing Company board proceedings, treasurer reports, and various contractors such as Hammond & Brovens Company, Northern Lumber Company, Woodcock, and Rose, plus commissioners and per diem earners.

Jehu Court House Enterprise Publishing Company Enterprise Publishing Board Davidson Vindicator Republican JB Mitchell W Morton Wolke Hongon BDA Fond Charles Christian Tf O Rose G Rose Newville Brid Youman Lumber Co J Nolen Krank Johnson Nely Larson JM Iritz J M Iritz Bridget Ditch Fund Roy J Ridley Nea & W Nea & W van Meter, Assessment On Dumdey 27.0 Cece Nee EW van Meter Raper Allende Alexander OQ Neville

Airship Exhibit to Highlight State Fair in August

Iowa readers will see major airship progress at the State Fair with a double airship by Prof. Knabenshue to carry one or two passengers. The previous year showcased the first western airship, touring the dome of the state house and returning to the fairgrounds. The fair will also feature Payne’s Vesuvius pyrotechnics, Tunes and his 60 to 7 soloists, vaudeville, races, and other entertainment along with the usual attractions. For rental details, contact Pwpeon & Pyronne Estherville Ia.

Iowa West State House Knabenshue Payne Vesu Ylua

Good Citizen Wasson Dies After Illness at Oklahoma City

Homer I. Wasson old settler and loyal Oklahoman dies after a prolonged cancer of the throat at his home 317 Park Place Oklahoma City. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 from the residence with burial in Fairlawn cemetery. He was born May 12 1867 at Delhi Town Iowa and educated in public schools Upper Iowa University and studied law. He founded the Algona Courier and Estherville Herald and later led Spirit Lake schools. He moved to Pond Creek and then Oklahoma City in 1905 where he remained active in business. He was member of Oda Fellows lodge No 107. He leaves a wife four daughters and a brother C M Wasson of Pond Creek.

Oklahoma Homer I. Wasson Park Place Fairlawn Cemetery Homer FT. Wasson Delhi Town Upper Lown University Iowa Wason Algona Estherville Herald Spirit Lake Cherokee Strip Pond Creek Grant County Oklahoma City Wasson Oda Lodge No. 107 C. M. Wasson H. I. Wasson Peter Johnston Emmet County Algona Courier Herald and Courier

Pretty July Wedding Ends Hampton Star’s Local Nuptials

Miss Ruth Myers wed Arthur E. Peterson of Mandan North Dakota at the Myers home with about fifty relatives present. Rev Gruwell officiated at six o clock. Bridesmaid Miss Nellie Stephens best man Bert Peterson. attendants include Pearl Brandon Lucile Peterson Evelyn Ormrod Earle Peterson Rob Warner and I A Myers. Guests from out of town include A O Paterson Lucile Esther H J Peterson Earl Peterson Mrs E H Esther Herold Mrs Walker Kyes Dr Eyes I A Myers and many others.

Hampton Chronicle T. W. Myers Ruth Myers Arthur EL. Peterson Mandan North Dakota BE. T. Gruwell Nellie Stephens Herbert Peterson Pearl Brandon Lucile Peterson Evelyn Ormrod Earle Peterson RB. T. Warner I. A. Myers Misa Ruth Hudson Schoor Waterson Att Mandan Esther- Villeon A. O. Paterson Lucile Estherville H. J. Peterson Wyoming Earl Peterson E. H .Esther Herold Bovey Minnesota Walker Kyes Bushbaiud Grand Forks Elia’ Adams Sigourney Elizabeth Farnsworth Boone Grace, Davis Genevive Drehr Scranton Edith and Ruth Trautiner Charles City Georgia Day Keosatiqua

Entomologists Have No Remedy in Local Turkey Gnat Menace

New Ulm Review reports state entomologist Professor Washburn has fielded complaints from Minnesota and South Dakota about swarms of simulium meridionala, the turkey gnat, damaging young poultry. He cites related gnats like simulium molestum and annualium naturidionale as suspects, though no definite culprit is confirmed as the chief offender in the area.

New Ulm Roeview Washburn Minnesota South Dakota Dad Washburo

Resolutions of Respect Passed by Emmet Camp

Resolutions express deeply mournful tribute to Neighbor Harry Eglin. Members of Emmet Camp honor his noble example of honor, industry, and character, cherishing memory. They extend sympathy to the bereaved family and friends, request copies to the family and local papers, and to record the resolutions. Signed by Chas Martinson, Thos Goggins, i. Br. Bowsers Com.

Harry Eglin Emmet Chas, Martinson Thos, Goggins I. BR. Bowsers

Board Proceedings Adjourned Session on Ditch Bids and Repairs

Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors cover allocations for Ditech Nos. 24 26 27 28. bids rejected and relet for Ditch No. 28. contracts awarded to Cement Products Co. and E H Ellerston for Ditch No. 27. hearing on damages for Ditch No. 29 and adjournment to August 10 1907. The minutes record votes aye from Mitchell Jehu Gibbs Hanson Morton and include notices of bids opened readvertised and bonds to be filed.

RK. B. Callwell Ditech Treas Atkinson and Peterson Cement Producta Co Diteuh Armstrong Iowa Board of Supervisors Mitchell Aye Jehu Aye Gibbsays Hanson Aye Morton EK. H. Ederston Estherville Cement Products Co Cement Product Co Metherville EK. HH Ellerston H. Ellerston E. H. Ellerston Mitchell Jehy Gibbs Hanson L. L. Bingham L. L Bingham John Board of Supere Yigors Nels Anderson Neta Anderson Adam Anderson Mr. Anderson Valentine Schmidt Rehmidt J.D. Schenck Ernest Stammer Mr. Stammer Geo. F. Sehaad Geo. F. Schaad Lewis Mathwig J. Kriebs Margaret Trimble Ben Trimble Trimble W. A. Eisenhower Mr. Eisenhowe Saids Jehu Hangon Roy J. Ripiey

Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement in Estherville

A local resident Bernard Swenson of Estherville Iowa recounts chronic back pain worsened by weather and relief after using Doans Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York agents. The ad urges readers to decide for themselves and to seek the product from dealers.

Estherville Batharville Bernard Swenson Hatherville Iowa Baye Dean Williams & Anderson Price &Agenta Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York Sele United States Doans

Unclear historical item involving Mott and associates

Fragmentary OCR text references individuals Mott Ella M. Dan Mott and Johnson LO with scattered terms like 1418 44 1017 and Be 16 Arbetropg. The readable content is too incomplete to determine a coherent event, place, or date for a concise summary.

Ella M Dan Mott Sinbelt Mott Dan Mary Manwell Johnson Pnoweli Arcat Saci Wi Wen Jens Uy Pe Bae

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M. E Brown- Williams Panitorium H, Stanley Des Moines County Fund Estherville Grovery Company Donaldson MH Schioeman Saxson Ga Woodcock Strong Northern Lumber “Company Laman Rose, Et al William Bestman AH Newville P McCarty COE Otis Beler I Bo Twelve Mile Lake Township Pwpeon & Pyronne H. 1. Wasson Arthur H. Paterson Board Proceedings Syarerenst
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