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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1904
Page
8
Severt Levenson suffers grip attack while community notes record a Nebraska move, twin birth, visitors, and a public auction of an imported Percheron stallion. Terris Horns Co. auction set for March 16 1904 at Terris street. Local meetings form a good roads association. various residents move, visit, or recover from illnesses.
Jake Romsa to return to Montace in a few days. Geo Weir of Duonell in town Monday. Bred Sharar moves on Charles Jogue farm. Irwin family visited in Center Sunday. Kricks sale well attended with all property sold. Sidles family quarantined for scarlet fever. Byron Sharaur moved to J P Johaxston farm west of town. Ghost social at M O Hendrickson’s Friday. Rev GW Eggleston at Des Moines missionary convention. Olson hauling lumber for new house. Joholkbert and Joriche arrived from New Hampton last Monday. Supt Bottomley visited Margaret Manelve school. Surprise party at Albert Drwt’s home. Charley Logue teased out with flies. Maovelue marketed a hog. D Fitzgerald on business. Sam Watters and Mr Tvartours on business. Weir batcher nearly completed. Fitzgerald building new barn on old Tour Lien place. Jane Krebs sick. J D Weir butchered beef. Byron Weir took possession of George Weir place Mar. Sidles’ crarlet fever. Fred Sharar rented Charles Logue place. M Sharar moved to Jubaseu place. Bombarger family over line last Sunday. Bill Dorn moved back to Vinton County. Rath Sharar visiting J Susan’s. Sam Wildie and brother-in-law left Dory place. J D Weir wind wheel nearly done. Mr Dove Whowes closed a very…
A long local reminiscence notes a young couple's bright prospects, community rumors about the Japanese Russian war, and various town happenings. It mentions Bred Wright, W. W. Wait, Dr. Maker, and RR Roeufetta moving to Minnesota, with social events at the Waggoner and Sullivan homes, a bird guessing contest, and a village library drive. Also covers school funds, Japanese front rumors, Hock Island changes, and local notices of auctions, dinners, and town visits.
A garbled message details a postmaster forwarding notes to an editor amid blame for a break in the paper. The fragment mentions payments, a missing page, and a monetary amount of 5.70 dollars with confusion over authorship and accountability in the newspaper process.
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