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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1904
Page
4
The piece extols Estherville Iowa as it plans fourth of July celebrations and rapid improvements. It notes cement sidewalks being paved, growing beauty, and a bumper harvest while criticizing political shifts and immigrant influx. It mentions national figures and local civic enthusiasm.
Split text discusses John Assassout, a former Republican leader in Iowa’s legislature and Congress, praised for public service and party standards. It notes Kasson’s understanding of Republican values and references his writings for a 100th convention plank, highlighting a long career.
In Iowa political circles the Stand Pat and anti-stand pat factions clash over the gubernatorial contest. Frederic C. Larcabee backs Healy as a strong governor candidate, while payback for party unity is urged. The piece notes Kasson’s tariff diplomacy fame and hints Healy could secure Tenth District support.
San Francisco rejoiced after the incident as the water-filled statue stood on its pedestal and the culprits were not captured, leaving residents grateful. The Record-Herald cites Kasson’s letter predicting how reciprocity experts would respond with a loud chorus of “stand pat.”
A 1904 column critiques complimentary press tickets as advertising devices and warns editors to resist free space demands. It highlights Dal as county fair secretary Crenshaw for issuing valuable press passes, notes the burden of free notices from reunions, fairs, shows, obituaries, and other events, and mocks overlong campaigns, noting editors’ need to balance news with paid content while preserving dignity.
Nebraska lands under the Kinkaid bill offer 640 acre homesteads for grazing use, with entry after June 24, 1904. The program highlights 8.4 million acres available, railroad access, and towns like ONeill and Newport, with a $14 filing fee and options to acquire or lease land for cattle ranching.
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