Republican delegates convene in Estherville for county nominating details
Primary election law calls a Republican convention in Estherville Emmet county on Saturday July 2 1910 at 11 am at the courthouse. Delegates chosen June 7 will nominate county office candidates votes, select state district and judicial district delegates, appoint the tenth district central committee member and assign precinct delegate quotas across Armstrong Center Denmark Ellsworth Eminet Estherville Estherville 1st ward Estherville 2nd ward Estherville 3rd ward Sligh Lake Town Lake Jack Creek Lincoln Swan Lake Twelve Mile Lake.
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Jaly
Court House
Esthervil
Emmet
Esthervilke
Sligh Lake
Jack Creek
Lincoln Swan Lake
Twelve Mile Lake
Obm Rep Co
Cent Domettary
Vindicator and Republican labeled Sears political editorials
The Titanica Topic criticizes the Vindicator and Republican for publishing four extra pages with Governor Carroll material. It alleges the extra content was not editorial, notes political spending by Prouty to defeat Hull, and comments on the candidates’ statements as astonishing.
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Republican
Sears, Roebuck
Bro
Wolfe
Ruy
Garst
Carroll
Corn Foresees Knee High Harvest Amid Camp Meeting
The Free Methodist church will hold no services next Sabbath due to a camp meeting at Ruthven attended by Pastor Rev. John Sutton. The event is expected to draw local attendees and impact weekly worship.
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Free Methodist Church
Ruthven
John Sutton
Roosevelt Returns From Africa Hunt In New York Reception
Theodore Roosevelt comes home from a grand hunting expedition in Africa and receives a great ovation upon landing in New York last Saturday.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
Ile
New York
Political Mistakes
The Journal opposed nominating a rival to Governor Carroll, arguing it would worsen party rifts. Carroll was seen as strong for a second term, with insiders in Des Moines debating whether to back the crowd or risk being labeled a traitor to progressive principles.
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Carroll
Des Moines
Journal urges unity as Carroll wins Iowa governor renomination
The Manson Journal argues that Garst’s defeat shows the dangers of top down politics and endorses Governor Carroll’s renomination by eight thousand votes. It condemns Des Moines political meddling, praises progressives for a square deal, and calls for Republicans to mobilize to victory across every congressional district and the ticket.
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Journal
Garst
Carroll
Towa
Calhoun County
Des Moines
Iowa
Manson Journal
Canvass Narrows Car Roll Lead Over Garst to 4023
The official canvass reduces Car roll's majority over Garst to 4 023. Palmer and Thorne are nominated for railroad commissioners, although Otteson expects to contest.
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Carroll
Garst
Palmer
Thorne
Otteson
Federated Baptist Church July August Service Times
The Federated Baptist church led by Rev. Benjamin Franklin posts a July and August schedule with Sunday morning services from 11:00 to 11:45, the Forward class dismissed at 12:45, and Sunday evening services from 8:00 to 8:45. Also listed are Christian Science and Episcopal service times with regular weekday readings and Sunday morning and evening hours.
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The
Federated Baptist Church
Benjamin Franklin
Christian Science Church
Christian Science
Chamberlains Liniment for Lame Shoulder Relief
A terse ad notes that lame shoulder is caused by rheumatism in muscles and yields quickly to free application of Chamberlain's Liniment. It claims prompt effect and agreeable use, sold by H. Williams. The rest is garbled and unreadable.
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Chamberlain
8. H. Williams
Golf View From France Mixed With Humorous Insight
A humorous Pearson's Weekly snippet describes a Frenchman offering his views on golf. He mocks English players with learned but chaotic language, detailing garbled terms and exaggerated actions as he exaggerates the sport's quirks and quirks of English play.
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France
Ingleesh Rosbif
Pearson’s Weekly
Portrait of a finance captain sparks anxious responses
A Chicago Tribune report describes a lecturer displaying a famed finance figure on screen. The audience reacts passionately, with many shouting they would take the burden of wealth if required to bear the heavy responsibility that accompanies it.
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Tere
Chicago Tribune
Real Estate Dreams and Cemetery Realities
An old settler in a small town recalls land prices rising from 450 to 5000 dollars, while a single purchased lot turned from 10 to 75 dollars. He laments missing wealth by not dying earlier, a humorous note from a Youth's Companion quote about investment mirages.
Punishment In Persia Describes Bastinado Pain
The article details Persian punishment by bastinado, applied to high and low alike. A victim is forced facedown with feet bound in loops, tightened by a pole, while two executioners strike the soles with water-soaked switches of pomegranate wood. The process lasts about an hour or until fainting.
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Persia
Heckling Humor At Scottish Meeting In Auld Reekie
An election candidate faced a noisy audience in Auld Reekie as hecklers dominated a meeting. A sharp elector asked the candidate to reveal what his second initial stood for, prompting confusion and a request to show its relevance to the gathering’s interest.
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Auld Reékie
Loudon Tatler
An Easy Cure for Domestic Strenuiosity Lines
A local correspondent shares four humorous lines his sister sent to cure the family of strain. Repeating them thrice amid any domestic difficulty is advised. The lines mention dogs in the pantry the cat is in the lakes the cows in the hummock with a playful question what difference does it make.
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Guy Ci
Nautilus
The Washington Man Vanishes Then Reappears
A Washington man who disappeared suddenly becomes the focus of renewed interest as officials recount his enigmatic absence. The timeline and circumstances are clarified, revealing new details about where he was and why he vanished.
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Washington
Two Signs of Courtship and Warriage Echoed in Verse
A fragment notes that snuffing a candle and turning down a lamp symbolize courtship and warriage. The lines compare small gestures to relations, with a Lowell quote about experience versus warning. The text preserves quirky wording and archaic spellings as a window into period expression.
Des Moines Life Insurance Company Pays White Policy
Prompt Payment John P Littell district manager for Des Moines Life Insurance Company received from the company and paid the policy held by the late Newell H White. The company urges locals to buy life insurance locally rather than sending funds east to purchase coverage.
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John P. Littell
Des Moines Life Insurance Company
Newell H. White
The Linages of Paradise and Language Romance
The passage reflects on language admiration across ages, citing Owen Meredith and Edward Hutton. It recalls a medieval legend from Cities of Spain and quotes a line about tongues: Spanish, Trajan and French, three daughters of Latin, spoken in grisdise, and notes God and the tempter across Italian and French phrases.
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Lucile
Owen Meredith
Frem
Edward Hutton
Spain
Taste Localization on the Tongue Described by London Standard
A London Standard piece explains that taste is localized on the tongue. The front half detects sweet and aromatic substances, while the back and sides are less sensitive to certain flavors. The tip feels only touch, and salt or vinegar between teeth and cheek yields flavorless results.
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London Standard
Personal Notices Selections from Local Schedule
W S Jones left Tuesday for Sparta Wisconsin to visit his old home. Editor Carpenter visited Milford Tuesday after DOO. Chit Perkins and company at the armory tonight and tomorrow. D KR Alexander went to West Okoboji for a few days outing. Foote Randolph Myhtre families will camp at Templar Park. Homer Denham and family left for Litchfield Illinois to visit relatives. Claire Foote returned from Shelby Nebraska assisting Miss Porter in a coup revital. Jean Patterson grest of her brother George and family Tuesday night. Mrs Gee Skewis Marion Silcox Arlando Lough left for Mason City to attend the State Sunday school convention.
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D. KR. Alexander
West Okoboji
W. H. Foote
John Randolph
A. O. Myhtre
Templar Park
Homer Denham
Litchfield
Ilinois
Spirit Lake Herald
George
Gee. Skewis
Marion Silcox
Arlando Lough
Mason City
Mrs Hemphill and son visit Minnesota towns
Mrs Wilbur Hemphill and her son left Tuesday for Motley Minnesota for a visit They will also visit Fergus Falls before returning Chic Perkins and her company arrived from the west this morning Be sure to hear them tonight and tomorrow night at the armory Glenn Reibsamen a clerk at Hirst National Bank is taking his annual vacation He left Tuesday for Leroy Minnesota to visit friends and attend a wedding
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Wilbur Hemphill and Son
Motley, Minn
Hey
Fergus Falls
Chic Perkins
Glenn Reibsamen
Hirst National Bank
Leroy
Minnesota
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week in Local Clerks Office
The clerk issued licenses to Claude E. Jackman and Catherine Gage of Jackson County Minnesota George Monson and Lena Jerami son of Ringsted Alex McDougal and Myra A Robinson of Tether ville Orvis L Hinish and Mary E K Weacott of Estherville.
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Claude E. Jackman
Catherine Gage
Jackson County
Minnesota
Geo. Monson
Lena Jeremiason
Ringsted
Alex McDougal
Myra A. Robinson
Tetherville
Orvis IL
Hinish and
Mary EK. Weacott
Estherville
A Fast One Spirit Lake June 18 Feature
Maud S and St Julian both ran 2 10 in a special meet at Spirit Lake. George Groves' mare won the race despite being lame, defeating the others over the same gait.
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Spirit Lake
Maud S
St. Julian
George Groves
Phone 330 Yours to Commend for Any Service Ho Van Render
Ho Van Render receives the phone line tribute with a commendation for serving, noting the number 330 as its identifier. The brief item highlights public acknowledgment and the theme of assistance across service roles.
Kidney Pills Restore Headaches and Urinary Comfort
Mr B F Kelley of Springfield Illinois writes that a year of kidney and bladder trouble caused dull headaches and painful urination. After taking Foley's Kidney Pills for a few weeks his headaches disappeared, bladder action returned to normal, and distress was gone.
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B. F. Kelley
Springfield
Foley
Jay Johnston & Co
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Church and Society Notices
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Estherville, Towa
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Lowell
Childrens Straw
Hugh B. Lawrence
W. S. Jones
Sparta
Wisconsin
Carpenter
Milford
Doo
Chit Perkins and Company
Armory
the Dairy Products Co
North 6Th Street
United States
First National Bank
J NC
Kirby, Cashier
Estherville, Iowa
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