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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1916
Page
6
Denis M iseave lists Jane Mayin and Edward Bowker osteopathic physician in Keatherville Iowa. The text mentions corner square Mt A E in Kirkaville and a Keatherville address for medical services.
Longtime bilious sufferer Misa Lula Skel tor of Churchville New York found permanent relief with Chamberlain's Tablets. Sold by Jay Johnston and Lon Smith. The court of the cross Tonda grocery overrules others in sale of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, offered at many crossroads grocers including Jay's outlet.
A continuation page lists numerous individuals and their spouses or relatives, including C and Ammon M K Whelan, Mrs M K Whelan, Frank Albro, Harold Albro, Mr Joseph Sharar, Mrs J T Barth Starar, Mrs J O Youngman, Winifred Youngman, Mrs Sarah FE Mitchell, P G Murray, L BR Woods, Mrs L R Woode, E Hanson and family, Frank CC Danham, Mrs HW Adanham, E Finley Mra Ezra Finley, Mra Fred Grinwald, F M Bravender, Mre Jon Hardie, Mrs C B Ammon, E L Sondrol, Mra B I Bondrot, Mr and Mrs D S Stover, George L Ward, Mrs G L Ward, C W Stockwall, Gertrude Stockdale, Mrs Anna Albro, Mra J D Kuudaon, George J Museon.
Taken from the Files of the Republican in 1896. Notes of funerals visits marriages births and social events around Emmetsburg and nearby towns. Mentions include C asa Idaho trip Mrs. F. E. Allen and others at funeral of Mrs. Alex Peddie and several local gatherings and engagements.
A series of property transfers appear, naming multiple grantors and grantees. Transactions include Erick T Jacobson and wife to H A Hngerton, Elizabeth E Burling and Henry Burley to Mary Cory, Mary Cory and others in Ringsted, and Fred Heidecker to 0 F Appel. Additional entries mention Brnent Burkhead, J P Walle, Armatrong additions, Gaarde to Irvin Orenk, and J Wenck to J 8 Cooper. Amounts show several deeds with cash values from 400 to 132000 dollars.
An old ad promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to keep bowels regular and daily movement. It mentions taking a dose after supper and lists sellers Jay Jeboaton and Law Bgaithe with incomplete contact details.
The Northern Vindicator founder O O Bates of Ma therville is recalled in a lengthy obituary. Bates helped shape early Northwest Iowa journalism beginning 1868 and clashed with rivals like J H Warren of the Upper Des Moines. He partnered with H G Day and Frank A Day, owned Spirit Lake Beacon briefly, and was known for fiery disputes and lively wit, leaving a mark on regional papers.
A brief, witty exchange describes a belief in miracles when someone retrieves a missing umbrella from the place that handles found items in cars. The quip riffs on insurance and luck, framing a mundane event as miraculous.
A reflection on how fear and foreboding troubled a man more than the actual ills that befell him, suggesting worries often exceed real misfortunes in impact and fate.
The Vindicator and Republican announces a February and March offer for Kimbaile Dairy Farmer and the Farmer and Breeder subscriptions. One year cost is $1.75, applicable to both new subscriptions and renewals.
A curious snippet discusses the origin of the word ides with references to Bulwer Lytton and Roman calendars. It notes that ides marked mid month in March May July October and the eighteenth of other months, with modern philology linking it to an idea of brightness or a dividing point.
Hydrofluoric acid is prepared by sulfuric acid acting on cryolite in lead or platinum apparatus. It is colorless and readily obtained as a liquid or a quid, but its vapors are highly poisonous and contact causes severe skin swellings. The acid dissolves glass forming hydrofluogibieic acid, used for etching glass.
John Brown’s compass, a historic artifact once belonging to the abolitionist, rests in the Kansas State Historical Society Museum in Topeka. Used while Brown lived at Osawatomie, it dates to 1855 1653 era and ties to Missouri Kansas border warfare myths of surveying camps of abolitionists. A separate note mentions water freezing near the coast of Norway.
German artist Achenbach’s seascape, once hailed as genuine, was proved a copy by a dealer who claimed authenticity. Achenbach himself examined both paintings and admitted he could not distinguish original from copy. The fragment ends with a quip about persuading children to believe in fairies.
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