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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
4
Herman Oransky notes watermarks of a small town paper facing rising costs. He compares past and present ad rates, subscriber growth, office rents, wages, equipment, and general expenses to explain why per inch rates have increased while overall value per reader persists. He argues advertisers should consider cost per thousand readers rather than per inch.
Secretary of State W J Bryan resigns over war measures alignment with the administration. The Vindicator notes Southern Land Co of Minneapolis advertised Crooked Lake holdings in south Florida and invites interested readers to form a Lews colony with high quality land, touted as unsurpassed by soil experts. The piece also mentions grape juice and water as nonwarfare, and offers weather idle commentary predicting summer after the 22nd of Ladls month with corn months in July and August.
J Z Kennedy underwent tumor and appendicitis surgery at his Sanddy home. He is in critical condition but hopeful for recovery, with medical staff optimistic about his outcome.
Charley Miller, weakened by three months of illness, underwent gallstone and bile duct surgery by Dr. W A Rohlf Monday. Doctors report his condition improved beyond expectations and hopeful for permanent recovery despite a grave admission and a brutal procedure. An elderly observer notes the failed medical approaches and recalls Charley’s grit and humor during surgery.
A new Weight and Measure law requires selling fresh berries and small fruit in boxes with an interior capacity of one quart or half pint dry measure. Boxes of any other capacity are prohibited to ensure fair dealing in the market.
A theatre manager hosts an art actor guest from Saturday to Monday and the plan to borrow $500 fades as the actor leaves town with a note demanding payment. The London Mail recounts a letter asking settlement for the bill. In 1782 James Price boasted turning mercury into gold, triggering royal praise before a Royal Society challenge undermined his claims.
Dairy and Food Commissioner W B Barney endorses standard raised bottom berry boxes to prevent crushing, improve air circulation, and keep berries drier and less moldy. He warns against underfilled boxes and notes possible confiscation by food inspectors for noncompliant packaging.
Lou J Beauchamp credited as a premier humorist for Chautauqua lectures. The piece praises his homely philosophy, wholesome wit, and optimism aiding public morale. It urges audiences to hear his talk, claiming he improves listeners and offers entertainment with practical wisdom.
The fortieth anniversary of the National League will be marked this year with a date set as anniversary day. Events include doubleheaders in four cities where National teams play, a major fan gathering in New York, and invitations to former presidents and leading baseball figures from the United States and Canada. A banquet is planned to satisfy the fans and hosts, with Ed A. Goewey noting the lively spectacle.
A fragment cites a boast about a noble lineage and a quip on family pride with a referenced Greek proverb stressing prudence over regret. The tone hints at a satirical or anecdotal piece likely from a 19th or early 20th century publication. Distinct entities include a judge and Greek wisdom.
John Bork will sell town property and household goods at public auction next Saturday June 12 at 2 00 p m in front of Burt Jones feed store Four good lots in southeast town with house cellar barn and desirable home site Furniture and fixtures including dressers beds tables chairs stoves bookcases etc Also offering a good family horse and one automobile Sale conducted by Foshier and Erb Interested buyers may call John Hork to view before sale
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