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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1908
Page
4
Fragmentary item appears to report a local mining or towing incident involving a mine site and regional entities. The readable text lists names and places in a garbled sequence, suggesting a brief note rather than a full report. No clear outcome or date is discernible from the legible fragments.
Emmet County Iowa board adjourned February 1908 convenes to open bids for Ditch No 26 and approves contracts with Mulgrew Boice Co and Armstrong Cement Works for open ditch and tile work. A February 28 hearing on drainage district No 7 reviews commissioners' report, adjusts several assessments, and adopts final apportionment with specified reductions for certain land parcels.
The Vine Viewtor and Republicat subscribers are urged to pay overdue subscription statements by April 1 to avoid removal from lists. Publishers warn of drastic drops in subs if nonpayment continues, and urge prompt remittance to comply with post office and class requirements. Dr Wing's New Discovery is endorsed by Mrs White of Rushboro as a reliable remedy for coughs and lung issues.
An Estherville reader testimonial touts Domans Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney weakness, backache, urinary trouble, and diabetes like symptoms. The ad cites Williams & Ane drugstore in Estherville and Foster-Milburn Co as U.S. agents, urging purchase at 50 cents a box and endorsing the product for kidney trouble.
Max Darewski insures his hands for 1000 a year while an ins boy pianist. Col Joseph Lotfel, a 46 inch 65 pound centenarian bee pioneer, remains a curiosity in Lark County Ohio. R Finge of Skowhegan Me has never employed a slave. Ex-Congressman William J. Coombs of Brooklyn leads Municipal Art Society. Justice Harlan jokes about nine holes a.m. health. Tutos Foster Cook re elected Amherst Savings Bank president for 38th time. Abram Prosper and wife mark fifth anniversary with wooden wedding in Wiskdale MA. D A D Albaugh De Arimond linked to Missouri delegation. born Blair County Pa. Charles A Kennedys of Iowa, Irish-rooted, popular at the Capitol.
The current style column highlights tight skirts and the prevailing backless empire line in house dresses, with long draped trains and velvet accents. Princess gowns abandon crepe de chine scarfs while evening wear favors very fitted silhouettes. The jabot remains popular though slightly overdone, and street gowns favor short hems with minimal trimming.
The Manchester Driving Club has raised 5000 to improve the old half mile track. London hosts next summer’s Olympic meet with over 3000 athletes expected. Fantasy, a three year old rotting champion, will be bred to General Watts, the current record holder. Washington Park race track in Chicago to serve as balloon paddock for the Aeronautic Club of Chicago. Kiny Nelson of the Baltimore Athletic Club aims for the twenty yard swim world title, after posting 91.5 seconds in Baltimore.
A New York man recalls asking a policeman the ferry route and being clubbed for curiosity Nellie a Reading Pa carriage dog eats apples almonds and more Pauli begs for medicine A Michigan dog trapped by wolves drags the trap home after long work H C Ferguson of St Louis gives up a streetcar seat to an elderly stranger and later receives a five dollar note in the mail
A fragmented culinary note discusses enhancing omelets with crated cream or cheese, sprinkling salt lightly, and serving meats as “cullebs” shaped into a chop form. It describes veal yolk rolling, breadcrumbs, and a rolled dish, with garbled phrasing throughout.
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