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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1904
Page
10
Recommends farmers relocate to Alabama and Florida to work outdoors year round, noting stock needs and cheaper fattening foods like velvet bean and cassava. Claims higher profits with less labor in southern farming, fruit, berry growing, and truck farming. Invites interested readers to address for more information.
The document lists city officials and council candidates including Mayor N. B. Egbert, Assessor W. J. Morse, Treasurer, County Attorney Sam Luollling, Recorder Maria Z. Pingke, and several ward councilmen such as Al Houltshouser, Wy. Galloway, Anterson, Hie. Davidson, Fy Atwood, Rhodes, Peterson, Ridley, Amundson Jr., and Nels Lee, along with Superintendent R.B. Callwell and Surveyor.
A state dairy project led by Prof J L McKay of Ames and Dairy Commissioner Wright plans a new school of instruction to teach farmers in Iowa how to raise the town cow for top milk production. Cooperation between the state dairy department and the college aims for statewide tours and practical demonstrations. Also included are resolutions of sympathy for Brother Aden W Clump and notes on lodge actions.
A group of gentlemen has established the Silver Grays lawn tennis club north of the Lesher residence. Courts have been laid out on the secured tract and members plan match games and tournaments once in good form.
The state dairy department and the state college plan to revive practical butter making instruction for farmers. Meetings at diverse points will educate patrons with trained instructors, aiding creameries and improving milk production as a scientific product. Members listed include Frank Woods and M J Archer among others.
Wonderful things are done for the human body by surgery. It describes organs being removed, bones spliced, and veins repaired, with rapid healing and reduced pain using antiseptics and Balm. Also notes Elks lodge Resolution of Respect for Brother Adea W. Clump and details of the lodge’s message.
The Rock Island system offers fare and one third on certificate plan for the National Happiness Association camp in Des Moines Iowa from June 6 to 13. Tickets available through car line agents for full information. An alarm clock sold for 25 cents. Early Risers pills advertised. Availability at Williams & Anderson Estherville and Quammen & Walden Wallingford. Old pay papers offered for carpet underlay at 5 cents per 100.
A weeklong downpour began Tuesday evening and lingered to Wednesday night, followed by sun and cool air on Thursday without frost. Farmers welcomed rain though light showers and warm spells would help. Witch Hazel salves from DeWitt & Co of Chicago earn warnings against fakes, with local retailers Williams & Anderson Ratherville and Quammen & Wheden Wallingford selling DeWitt products. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a blood tonic claiming overall health benefits.
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