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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1914
Page
3
A jumbled blend of political announcements, obituaries, school news, and community notes from Emmet County Iowa and Spirit Lake. Candidates announce runs for county offices, a death of Geo. Long is noted, and local schools report events, sports, and upcoming vacations with brief, factual updates.
The article outlines plans for a boys encampment at the state fair, detailing participation, dates, and expected activities. It notes requirements for candidates to live on farms and work with state fair management, with emphasis on cooperation and practice. The text mentions eligibility rules and the need to select suitable representatives for the event.
A robbery at a post office in Lowe Vis occurred on a Tuesday morning as a masked man forced entry with a stone and escaped with about 400 dollars in cash and stamps. Entry damage wrecked the vault area while the lobby and front desk were left in disarray. Police are investigating with no arrests reported.
The state announces a county level contest with prizes including a trip to the state fair. Winners will be delegates to represent their county, with first prize earning a free trip and second prize receiving a local county trip. Applications must be sent by May 1 to the county supervisor, Libis Davis.
A church gathering outlines themes on Christian virtues and discipline. Minister HC Hie plans next Sunday services while a German themed evening draws interest. A crystal wedding anniversary at the Sabe Sanday home marks twenty five years of marriage for Mr. and Mrs John Sabe.
A dramatic door to door sales pitch touts the Hoosier cabinet in a single dollar down plan. It stresses health benefits, convenient design, and promises delivery tomorrow if not sold out, urging immediate action to avoid missing this limited allotment.
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