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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1904
Page
6
A fragmented editorial urges reelection of county recorder, vows to crush bootlegging, and calls for aggressive warrants and officer accountability. It condemns citizen constables and blasts periodic efforts, while noting disputed ownership claims and potential political changes in Iowa.
The letter condemns bootlegging joints in Beather ville as a menace and urges thorough eradication. It questions methods, suggests swearing in special deputies to serve warrants, and warns citizen constabulary may spark more trouble.
The Towns and Standpat factions split at Chicago over tariff revision and reciprocity. The platform, broader than prior, favors opening markets through reciprocity while protecting American labor and industry. President Roosevelt faces a free tariff hand to push prudent schedules, with Congress to act on recommendations. Meanwhile, local notices tout a Fourth of July celebration in Fairmont with the Cosmopolitan Carnival and free street attractions all week.
Jersey cattle from Burr Gnk Jersey farm Daling Texas, supervised by inspector Spann, will participate in a 120 day test beginning May 10 to compare butter milk and cheese yields with other breeds. Dr Richardson leads American Jersey Cattle Choir roster. Graves oversees model barns and meticulous weight recording of feed and outputs.
A telegram received states the final lecture in the course will be held Tuesday evening July 12. The note hints at something special, urging readers to inquire about the Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean offer and Hazelwood Cream promotions from Shadle & Co.
Last Saturday the Hotel Orleans furniture goodwill and lease were sold by Gov EH Woodhouse to MM Knapp and AW Johnston with possession July 1. Johnston to manage the hotel property. Knapp a mere investor and to live at the hotel soon. Don Bradley buys Ira Hoping’s grocery interest. Robingoo to remain. Jay Johnston & Co. reports editor Jay Johnston and postmaster A T Underhill died last Thursday after a stroke, leaving Northwestern Iowa in sorrow.
Time nearly up for the combined Vindicator and Republican offer with Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean one year for 1.50 the paper alone. The deal may not extend past July 1 and many subscribers have already joined. Also notes a Rock Island excursion to St Paul Minneapolis at 2.50 round trip with special trains. A rural route inspector discusses a proposed north of town route awaiting final establishment. County records show five deeds and several mortgages filed last week. Opening baseball game Friday features home team vs Jackson, with strong lineup and good form expected.
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