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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1904
Page
10
The EsTHERVILLE CREAMERY Co appeals to farmers nearing buttermaking season to ship or bring cream. It claims solid finances, lower margins, and direct payment for all cream, contrasting with larger central plants paying high salaries and expenses. The firm promises fair testing and conservative operation.
Louisiana Purcchass Exposition in St Louis promotes lowest excursion rates on the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad. Road trip season tickets priced daily 823.55, sixty day tickets 19.45, fifteen day tickets 17.50. For details and hotel connections, contact A B Cutts G P A T A Minneapolis Minnesota J 30.
The Northern Pacific issues a current Yellowstone Park trip leafier describing hotels stages roads and costs for a summer tour. It covers geysers canyons bears and trout fishing with a 116 page pamphlet titled Wonderland 1904 available by mail for a few cents.
The Rock Island system offers a fare rate of one third on certificate plan for the event. June 20 to 23. For full information contact the nearest ticket agent.
Des Moines Register reports the annual stockholders meeting of the Des Moines and Fort Dodge Railway ended with Rock Island directors ousted. Norbert Heinsheimer led the Hooley faction, while new York brokers Lorch Crandall Dean were elected to replace. Officials hint at new control before January 1 lease expiry and potential expansion toward Spencer Ruthven and Estherville with extended shops and a new Des Moines route.
Mr George K Babcock, a North Plain resident, was thrown from a wagon and bruised. He endorses Chamberlains Pain Balm as the best liniment for sprains and bruises, claiming it cures in a third the time. Sold by Jay Johnston & Co and Willjame & Anderson.
Mr and Mrs L P Stillman and children attended Town Palla Saturday evening with Mrs Stillman set to stay three to four weeks visiting Emmets borg for a week before returning home Mr Stillman returnedTuesday after spending Sunday at his home near Immera burg Fred Schultz injured his foot with hot water during hog butchering and required Dr Maker's care Postmaster Sullivan and A B Johnson erected Nagpoles over the post office and lumber office for national holidays
St Louis weather prophet predicts June will feature progressive wind and rain storms from the 1st to the 3rd, followed by cooler conditions, then a warm spell from the 4th to the 5th with wind and thunder. Electrical phenomena and perhaps volcanic disturbances expected midmonth, with peak activity around the 10th and 11th and another central storm on the 19th. Lightning nightly 16th to 21st, then hot spells, rising humidity, and northerly rains late in the month.
The uniform success of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has made it nearly universally used and regarded as without equal. For sale by Jay Johnston & Co. and Williams & Anderson. Many residents plan to attend Emmet lodge meeting and banquet in Armstrong next Saturday evening. The affair is expected to be important as it supports lodge work with Hatherville Forest City and possibly other lodges assisting. At least three candidates will receive important degrees.
The Rock Island System issues a neat travel folder to inform travelers about the Pacific coast trip and the Kneighte Templar Triennial Conclave in San Francisco from September 8 to 9. Free copies available by writing John G. Farmer in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Iowa Falls hosts Annual Convention of the Iowa State Sabbath School Association from June 30 to July 4. Rock Island agents in Iowa will sell round trip fares at open rate plus one third, on sale June 27 28 and June 29 from within 100 miles, with return limited to July 1.
At a special meeting held May 15 1904 in Estherville Iowa stockholders amended section two of the bylaws to increase authorized capital stock to 40000 dollars divided into 200 shares with 150 shares designated as preferred at 100 dollars each and 50 shares as common stock. The president and secretary were authorized to sign record publish and complete the amendment. The record is certified by A J Bigelow and J A Labrant.
An assorted ad-like piece touts the Minneapolis and St Louis easy route to the World’s Fair with short lines and direct through trains. It highlights savings on time and crowds, excursion tickets, and a free guide. It also notes railroad promotions to San Francisco and a Knights of Templar trip with Rock Island arrangements.
Officials of western and eastern railroads report a marked rise in traffic last week with the western lines leading in grain, but more notably increasing shipments of general merchandise, lumber, and other commodities, suggesting no broad upturn in overall business conditions.
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