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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1912
Page
2
A compact entertainment feature highlights inspirational women in history and the enduring appeal of morning hour lectures. The piece surveys figures whose contributions shaped arts and culture, framing their legacies through period voice and concise portraits.
A fragmented ad prose mixes pricing for The Homestead and its companion paper at 17 dollars yearly. It promotes subscriptions via Jane M. Pierce in Des Moines Iowa and notes a political column discussion about President Taft Roosevelt and Bryan. Also small help-wanted and ads for washing, ironing, and a candy shop brief.
The Estherville newsroom reports on June 26 features a discussion of Lafayette Young's United States Senate bid and Canadian reciprocity, noting public sentiment shifts. It covers the Chassell defeat for secretary of state, calling the canvass result surprising and highlighting Chassell's broad reputation. The piece ends remarking on the local press's costly machinery in printing and the state’s political climate.
An agricultural commissioner urges turning wasteful corn stalks into profitable silage across the United States. He cites industry parallels from meat packing and oil refining, argues silos save feed value, and promotes beef and dairy gains in the corn belt and Southwest. The piece extols silage as a year round fodder solution and cites widespread farm benefits.
A concise note on Janus being invoked at the start of most actions and offerings of wine and incense. It notes that the first month of the year was named for him, with attribution to A. Dwight.
A Mendicity Society report claims London beggars earn more than average wages, with over 190000 pounds given to beggars yearly in Logsdon as a rough figure. The piece notes Street activity and public donations as the driving factors behind this money flow.
The eminent traveler James Bruce reacted to a claim that Abyssinians cannot eat raw meat by returning with a peppered raw beef steak. He offered the guest a choice to eat or fight, then declared the remark settled and that the assertion would never be repeated.
The Estherville Iowa bank shows assets including discounts 10,728 and 46,000 government and other securities. It lists reserves 54, and total liabilities and capital with deposits and notes outstanding, ending with cashier Juv. P. Kirby asserting the statement is true to the best of knowledge. notarized by J. W. Morse.
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