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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
6
We expect next week to be the time to buy strawberries for canning. Arrangements with home growers ensure supply, with good quality berries at a reasonable price. Place your order a day in advance to secure the best. We recently received a carload of fine granulated cane sugar, and we do not handle beet sugar.
Special price list offers 100 pound sacks of H and E cane sugar at 5.50, 25 pound sacks at 1.50, Mason fruit jars in pint, quart, and two quart sizes at 50c, 65c, and 75c per dozen, plus 10c per dozen for Richelieu jar rings made from gum rubber reusable for multiple uses.
The Estherville Illinois region paper argues for broad national prosperity, praising Roosevelt's tariff stance, cautioning political misrepresentation, and noting industrial farming ties. It touches on dog killing crusades, rainfall, crop prospects, Minnesota tax rulings on church properties, and critiques of damaged political primary law.
New York on June 21 hundreds of thousands of letters urged mothers and housewives to protest a proposed tariff tax raising cotton stocking prices. The movement claims stock interests try to push a high rate through Congress and a conference committee. Welfare workers and charities join urging action to prevent trust control of stockings. Senators Aldrich Burrows Hale Payne McCall Hill named in appeals.
A stream of short notes lists Sunday lake trips and weekday travels by many local residents including J. W. Morse, Mrs. Cummings, Rev. Sage, and Miss Patterson. Guests and visitors arrive from Des Moines, Sioux City, Spirit Lake, Clarion, and other towns. Also notes on arrivals, movements, and a help-wanted ad for a houseworker.
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