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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1916
Page
6
A collage of light news items and jokes from the era. It includes quips about hospital care, school trouble, marriage humor, and domestic life. Notable lines touch on slow life in Alaska rocks, classroom woes, suburban settle, fear of death, and recurring honeymoon banter.
A brief, witty exchange about riches and flight patterns suggests a humorous reflection on pursuit and fortune. The quotation highlights money as elusive, implying pursuit may be futile and transient.
A Cedar Rapids project plans a 756000 dollar coliseum. The effort reflects ongoing municipal improvement and civic development across Iowa communities.
Reports from Columbus New Mexico say Francisco Villa and his outlaw force raided American colonies near mountain retreats, killing residents. Pershing’s expedition crossed into Mexico marching 42 hours over 11 miles, seeking Villa and his lieutenants at Candelerio Hernandez’s ranch. Supplies may move by rail from El Paso if railroad stays open. Estimates put Villa’s dead in the hundreds. Pershing split forces to trap him, pursuing toward Babicora Ranch via the continental divide, with Lopez abandoned wounded to speed retreat.
Chicago March 20 The Executive Committee of the Illinois State Bar Association decided not to withdraw the invitation extended to Theodore Roosevelt to address the body in Chicago on April 29.
Bast Lak City reports the death of Mrs Maude Adams Kiskedden mother of actress Maude Adams. The brief notice names Adams and mentions her illness and passing at home. No further details.
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