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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1916
Page
2
Educator and osteopathic physician Edward Bowker earned a graduate degree as a lady attendant at Kirkaville and established a practice near the E corner square, contacting via phone 537 .E.
A laxative advertisement urges daily bowel movement and recommends Chamberlain's lab jets to correct constipation. It lists sale by Jay Johnston and Lon Smith.
Berlin reports the Moewe arrived in a German port after a long cruise sinking or capturing fifteen enemy vessels, laying mines, and bringing 1,000,000 marks in gold and 402 prisoners. The haul includes 400 plus prisoners from British, French, and Belgian ships, with the King Edward VII sunk by one of its mines.
Mexico City report says Generals Romero and Cepeda push toward Cuernavaca amid heavy clashes south of Adusco along the Mexico City Cuernavaca railway. Zapatisas suffer heavy losses as advances continue.
Des Moines report quotes W C Brown denying retirement and asserting health improving. He insists on seeking a customary third term, noting three-term precedent for Iowa state treasurers and urging voters to judge records against predecessors. Local papers echo support and call for fairness toward Brown.
The office reports receipts totaling $19,256,404 for the three years ending December 31, 1915, marking an increase of $5,334,818 or 38 percent from the prior three years. Funds credited to capital extension, institutions, and agricultural extension rose from $1.6 million to $5.5 million, and total receipts including these grew about $9.25 million, nearly 60 percent, with growth funded by expanded expenditures and staff.
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