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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1903
Page
5
Our opening days April 2 3 and 4 invite the public to visit on the second floor for an exceptional millinery display. A large collection of hats at reasonable prices will be shown by authoritative designs focused on beauty style and quality.
A millinery shop on the second floor showcases a broad assortment of hats and women's gloves and furnishings. The lengthy display highlights new treatments and modern fashion, inviting buyers to review the latest styles and praise the collection.
Lovell feed yards host a public sale of Short Horn cattle from Schaefer & West next Wednesday. The sale attracts many stockmen with over sixty head of cows and bulls of high merit and a strong reputation for quality. Also mentions a piano or cash prize for subscribers of the Farmers Tribune.
At State College Ames in March a Department of Electrical Engineering series tested transmitter coil designs for speech transmission efficiency. Coils varied from 420 to 5139 secondary turns with cores inch to 4 inch dia and 2 to 64 inch length. Tests used long and short lines and measured word lists spoken and received for 100 percent efficiency. Other work includes sanductivity tests of chopper and aluminum, and an automotor device to prevent power waste and streetcar jerking.
Supt. Edwin Dukes was arrested on a warrant issued by Justice Davidson on a charge of assault and battery. The complaint came from W. H. Foote. Dukes, ready to leave for Maquoketa for a state declamatory contest, faced a hearing set for next Tuesday, though postponement is possible.
The Dot Counting Contest conducted with the Farmer's Tribune of Des Mathea has been extended to close April 30 instead of April 15. All prizes remain unchanged except for a small adjustment noted in the original prize list.
The Presbyterian church Protestant group plans an entertainment Monday evening March 30 with Miss Estelle Geneva Parker as featured elocutionist. Local musicians will accompany with a program including What William Henry Did Vocal solo and various items by Miss Parker and other performers.
The Vindicator and Republican will give two $45 bicycles to a county wide contest winner, one for a girl and one for a boy, with no cost to participants. Each must gain 100 paid up subscriptions. All entrants receive a cash premium per subscription. details follow.
A Thursday afternoon gathering of creamery men and butter makers drew about twenty attendees, many from out of town. Prof Dukes welcomed them, P H Kieffer of Des Moines spoke, and Olus Gates presented a valuable paper on feed for dairy cows. Frank Vaylor won scoring with 64.4. several local notes follow about farms, deliveries, and community changes.
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