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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1904
Page
7
The text describes garments produced in our shops cut, made, and finished in top tailor styles. It notes inside and outside receive care from skilled hands and mentions fabrics such as fancy Worsted Striped Flannel Finished and Unfinished orated Sheviot or Tweed, and pure wool fabrics with fast color.
The ad promotes affordable clothing for men, claiming attire enhances appearance though not the face and hands. It emphasizes value and choosing the best possible dress within budget.
Local tailoring shop promises better suits than off the rack highlighting skill and craftsmanship. Advertises custom fittings and personalized service to improve fit, style, and wearer confidence.
Amendment to the Articles of Incorporation of Ratherville Brick Company adopted at a special meeting of stockholders held in Ratherville, Power, May AD may 1. Section 2 amends capital stock details to provide for one hundred thousand shares, with preferred shares of one hundred dollars each. The document records the corporate actions, signatures, and secretary certification.
Excursions for the Fourth via the Nickel Plate road at one fare round trip plus twenty five cents July 2 3 4 within two hundred miles from starting point. Return limit July 5 with three daily trains in each direction to Cleveland Mine Buffalo New York Boston and New England points. Overland passes allow Niagara Falls Chautauqua Lake stops. meals served aboard with prices from 45 cents to $1.00. No excess fare on Nickel Plate trains. Depot in Chicago at La Salle and Van Buren. City offices 111 Adams St and Auditorium Annex. Rock Island system to add cafe and observation cars on trains to Twin Cities starting June 5.
The author defends protectionism and clarifies reciprocity. He argues surpluses drive prices and foreign markets must be secured for exports, criticizing non-competitive reciprocity. He cites Dingley tariff interpretations, urges continued protection with foreign market access, and warns against vague platform promises.
George K Habcock of North Lane Conn was thrown from his wagon and bruised. He used Chamberlain's Pain Balm and praised it as the best liniment for sprains and bruises. Sold by Jay Juhosten Co and Williams and Anderson. Also Shield brick cheese advertised. Chicago Evening priced at $1.50 yearly.
Stamps on hand at all times. F.S Shadle & Co advertise a one fare round trip plus twenty five cents for July 7, 3rd and 4th within two hundred miles from the starting point on Nickel Plate road. Return by July 5. Chicago Depo La Salle and Van Buren Sts and city offices listed. Also ads for Dr Thomas Electric Oil and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea with customer testimonials. Subscription pitch for Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean.
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow outlines July 1 effective rural free delivery rules. Carriers may receive merchandise only from route patrons and cannot be paid by storekeepers or publishers. Carriers serve as U S government agents, with strict penalties for violations. Damaging the public service or accepting outside compensation is not allowed. The notice mentions related ads and local business notes.
An old advertisement explains that poor digestion disturbs the heart causing shortness of breath and weakness. It promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to relieve the stomach, ease the heart strain, and restore natural function by aiding digestion and nutrient absorption. Sold by William A Anderson Estherville Quammen & Wolden Wallingford.
Fred H Camp leaves The Vindicator and Republican to assume control of the Iowa Recorder on July 4 at Greene. He is praised as faithful and capable, with best wishes for success as the Recorder shines. The notice invites readers to Ratherville’s Fourth celebration and mentions local peddled goods and Nickel Plate excursion offers from Chicago with rail and dining details.
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