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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
2
Advertisement offers Munyon's Paw-Paw Laxative Pills as a superior laxative and cathartic for constipation indigestion and related stomach ailments. Promotes free sample by mail from Munyon's Homeopathic Co. and lists other remedies and a humorous customer dialogue.
A farmyard exchange shows Old Rooster scolding for strutting and cackling as Old Wen reveals her pullet hatched a brood of chicks, highlighting a lively poultry moment and intergenerational pride.
An assortment of notes on fashion adornments and protocol from early commentary. The piece muses on peacock feathers as decor, superstition and style in London shops, then shifts to American etiquette for addressing government officials, contrasting terms like president and honorable secretary of state.
Esterville local newspaper note from Vindicator and Republican Co. details unclear due to fragmented OCR. No full event or dates readable but signifies local press provenance in Iowa.
A dramatic Wednesday afternoon robbery at Predbery Llessen led to two deaths and multiple injuries after a bomb exploded at the city hall. A masked assailant then looted the Imperial bank branch, shot the manager, and fled on a bicycle pursued by an angry crowd. One boy was killed and two others wounded as the fugitive, identified as a man named Tarkenstern, reportedly exchanged fire with pursuers before being cornered.
A chaotic incident left two daughters of a local farmer assaulted and whipped by masked assailants. Police pursued suspects through several streets while bystanders watched in fear. The father requested swift action and authorities ordered medical care for the injured women.
A veteran waiter recalls a New York Sun tale where a man tears a life token in half and trades it for service. The diner, initially dismissed as a miser, buys the waiter’s half for three dollars after the waiter offers his own half. The man leaves without tipping and puzzles over whether he gained or lost.
A confidential friend asks what the magnate would do if imprisoned. He answers with a threatening plan to send orders to agents to start the biggest panic this country has ever seen, signaling a brutal use of influence to avert consequences.
Ida Finch of Newton Iowa states she suffered severe back pain swelling and kidney distress with many smothering spells. After using Dean's Kidney Pills her condition improved quickly and she credits the remedy with saving her life. Foster Milburn to Buffalo New York distributes the product at 50 cents a box.
A court ruling dismisses the case due to lack of sufficient evidence. The proceedings reference a potential defendant and the state, with emphasis on the procedural insufficiency affecting the outcome. No further action is indicated in the document.
A damaged OCR item describes an incident at Pland Aigna on a Wednesday involving a fire or fee event. a structure or tree story is damaged and a loss is estimated around BAO, 000. Names and exact places are garbled, but the report notes a lone worker or tagurod involved and a comparison to a prior date in Teresdayes and Maal Seventh.
The passage notes the back view of a small dress as highly attractive and deserving of emphasis. It highlights a jackety tab at the waist and a distinctive lite knot of the girdle that gathers at that point, with the front overskirt ending in a deep point.
Rickard announces Reno Nevada as site for the July 4 bout with Jeffries versus Johnson. Governor warns interference will be blocked by state authorities as arena construction begins on a rock strewn East Reno lot near the city and rail lines. A 300 foot square structure modeled after the San Francisco arena will be erected with seats unchanged and lumber in ample supply.
Mrs W Randolph of near Morgan Colorado was carried five feet from a bed during a tornado that wrecked the house and dropped her into a wagon in the yard behind. Two small children in the bed with her suffered no injuries despite the collapse. The woman escaped with only a nervous shock and no obvious wounds.
An embers panic broke out at a Cincinnati theater when smoke from moving pictures triggered fear among about 300 patrons. Police and fire teams rushed in to control the scene and evacuated men, women, and children with only nominal injuries reported.
John Garfield senior son of ex Secretary James Charfield and Jarry Crocker of San Francisco along with Frank Andrews and John Tunham of New York were expelled from the Watertown school in Connecticut by Principal Horace Taft for decorating with school colors and evergreen wreaths at a memorial shaft in town.
Reports from Bisbee Arizona on Tuesday say Mexican rebels attempted to seize the Naco customs house in Sonora. Police raids across northern Sonora halted the plan with arrests and seizures while Cananea borders towns brace for possible election day clashes.
A Black man accused of fatally injuring Miss Miardel Redding, 20, was burned alive by a mob at the Rusk state jail area in Texas on Monday night. Sheriff Norwood and a posse were reportedly overwhelmed near Lone Star as the mob seized the suspect, who allegedly confessed to the crime. The man was tied to a stake, fire fed, and the remains vanished afterward.
Balloonists D. H. Ot and William As surmann aboard the Kidoon Centen nil left St. Louis Saturday evening and were forced to descend in a Kentucky mountains region six miles north of Bowen. A heavy storm then broke over the area within minutes. They had completed 557 miles of the planned cross country trip from St. Louis to the coast when landing occurred. Reportedly mountaineers fired upon the balloonists at about 7,000 feet.
The record notes Walter and tenpunin Aston, cons das, were tainted together in Gilattoneastor County Pennsylvania on Tuesday for the murder of Adfred V Wallman in Poquea townshire in January 1909. They reportedly hid a wife who lived in a hovel and were known to have money.
Two firemen injured as eight employees escaped by leaping from windows into the river below during a fire at Greiss Pflegser Manufacturing in Chienge on Tuesday.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a royal coronation event with unclear year and place references. The text mentions possible proceedings, attendees, and ceremonial steps but lacks coherent details or dates, rendering the record as a partial snapshot of a dated royal occasion.
Publisher David Winestert Jones of Port Wiargate faced a sudden distressing incident while walking near his residence. Witnesses reported a difficult seizure or illness during the event, with bystanders offering assistance as authorities arrived on the scene.
The market report notes mixed activity with shares like O72 and Tor hogs trading as investors reassess Rioux City divestiture. Analysts point to volatility, bid prices, and broader sector shifts shaping near term momentum.
Mrs W Harding wife of the National Dire Winghilla president reportedly took her own life at her residence in Ala on a Wednesday afternoon. Police said no foul play suspected and investigation continues to determine motive and circumstances.
The international congress of chambers of commerce in London accepted by acclamation an invitation to hold the 1912 session in Boston.
A Salisbury Missouri woman reports cramp nausea and vomiting vanished after using Grape-Nuts. She credits the food with restoring appetite and health, noting her husband now promotes it to physicians and customers alike. A little book titled The Road to Wellville is recommended.
Two men died and another injured when a blast wrecked a Century club college at Bevert. Victims identified as Wenry Lbeth of Peahbody and Bert Mc Shane of Salem. Incident occurred Tuesday with local authorities at the scene.
Constantino Tspokitas, the Russian held by police over the murder of Mrs. Porter Chririten whose body was found packed in a trunk recovered from Lake Coma, was released on Meandiay.
The body of a young man was found in a trunk at Onion Station in Portland Oregon on Monday. A pool of blood near the trunk led investigators to the discovery. The man had been murdered.
A Chicago Sunday crash left UB, Randal, and RoC. Preudiit dead after their tram struck an automobile they rode in. Their wives were fatally wounded.
William Tutt Murray, president of the convention which framed Minnesota’s constitution and a leading state pioneer, died in St Paul on Monday.
Details nearly complete for a merger uniting twenty major oil producers in Oklahoma into a single company with its own refineries and pipelines. The plan, scheduled to be finalized by Monday in Sansius City, signals a major consolidation in the regional oil industry.
Ontario fire burned the J. D. McArthur Lumber Company mill and stock at Antikokan on Monday. Loss estimated at $100,000. The blaze damaged nearby woods and disrupted local timber operations. Fire crews investigated causes as authorities reviewed the scene.
Richard White, long time owner of the Montreal Gazette and president of Gazette Publishing, died Tuesday aged 76. He devoted forty years to the Montreal Gazette family, shaping its direction and expanding its reach in Quebec publishing.
A Pittsburgh firm won the Panama Canal lock contract with a bid of 5,374,474 dollars. The award was made on Monday to execute the gkhint lock project, marking a key milestone in the canal's modernization.
In a domestic scene Mr Hobart reads ads to his wife while she sews stockings. He touts a man who promises to age furniture a century with a private process. Mrs Hobart dismisses the gimmick and jokes about Tommy.
An advertisement declares Dr Martel's Female Pills the standard remedy for seventeen years for women's ailments. It claims scientific preparation and proven worth with quick, lasting results and lists availability at all drug stores.
A stranger asks the name of the line on the front platform as a trolley bumps along the track. The motorman replies they call it the dairy line because a sour cream board becomes butter by the run end. Mrs Winston’s Soothing Syrup advertised for teething and wind colic at 25c.
A Burr Oak Herald reader argues against teaching grammar in schools asserting that children should focus on useful studies. The mother of a girl named Lola claims she can teach speaking and writing herself after rejecting a grammar book recommendation. She cites unsatisfactory personal outcomes from grammar instruction and prefers lessons in reading, drawing, and vocal music.
Princess Fedora youngest sister of Empress Auguste Victoria died suddenly from heart disease Tuesday. She was born July 3, 1874.
President Taft signed the statehood bill at 1 40 oclock Monday afternoon in the presence of Postmaster General Hitchcuck Senator Beveridge chair man of the senate committee on territories Representative Hamilton chairman of the house committee on territories Delegate Cameron of Arizona Delegate Andrews of New Mexico James T Williams Jr editor of the Tucson Citizen and several others.
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