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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1911
Page
4
Analyzes Canada as the third largest buyer of American goods value 241 million dollars, compares Canada and Germany population, debates tariffs impact on farmers, argues surplus agriculture cushions prices, and supports Canadian reciprocity as proposed by President Watt amid calls for freer access.
Canada pricing and tariff policy surface amid editorials on Taft and farm interests. Opinions clash over grain trade, lumber duties, and the role of advertising in local papers, referencing Patterson and a publishable ad contract with licensed physicians.
li Bro Dia decries Jeff Davis as dead and urges a trip to Arkansas for a talk with residents, labeling many Jeff Davines as police-Democrats among the picaninny population. Carpenter can confirm. Mr Whelan should compare Winnipeg farm prices with U S, noting transportation costs as the main difference. Reciprocity would curb wheat price speculation benefiting farmers and consumers. President Patt called an April 4 extra session to consider Canadian reciprocity. Taft praised by supporters. Lost small kid glove. For rent six room bungalow, newly papered, garden, out of town. Halversons millinery store.
At the regular meeting Saturday night the local U C T organization elected officers for the coming year. M H Schloeman Senior Council Ed Daum See and Tress John Hanson Conductor John Sandren Past Council Lou Wanamaker Junior Council Fred Trevitt Page Harvey Cox Sentinel The Missouri Girl is a guaranteed attraction and the theatre manager is instructed to refund if any advertised item is not performed. The play will be the equal of any ever given. Armory theatre Monday March 13th.
Old papers for sale appear at this office with wallpaper samples ready to show. Two Jonny Sutton offers wallpaper orders via phone 233. Mrs. L. M. Eldred advertises watch repairing. The Missouri Girls will be seen at the Armory theatre on Monday March 13.
County correspondence notes Mrs L. Berg returns from Rochester with no operation. Emigrants pass through. several residents make visits and moves. Carl Peterson nearly loses a finger while sawing. The Missouri Girl play with strong plot and comedy is set for Armory Theatre on Monday March 13.
The Lion and the Mouse a Charles Klein drama arrives at the Armory Theatre addressing graft finance and politics. It follows John Burkett Ryder the richest man who clashes with a Federal Judge Rossmore while his daughter Shirley tours Europe with Ryder’s son Jefferson. Shirley’s book threatens Ryder’s name and a dramatic confrontation unfolds the lion and the mouse.
A historical ad emphasizes the deadly sequence from cold to la Grippe and then pneumonia. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a prompt, reliable cough medicine with no narcotics for children and adults, from Jay Jobneou & Co.
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