Politics and technology mix in scattered Iowa news
A miscellany of late 19th century notes discusses Secretary Shaw’s plan to refund up to 100,000,000 in bonds, possible western speeches by the president, and names linked to state college leadership. Local towns push for factories, urban heat via new brine cooling ideas are floated, and municipal roads show neglect.
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Shaw
Jews State Register
Iowa
Laws State Register
Vindicator
Republican
Tri weekly Vindicator spread in Emmet county era
Readable notices show Estherville Vindicator and Republican shifting from weekly to tri weekly publication with days set for Monday Wednesday and Friday. Several papers including West Bend Journal Emmetsburg Tribune and Spirit Lake Beacon laud the move as enterprise aiding rural readers and local patronage.
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Eta
Haa
Ontalds
West Bend Journal
Estherville Vindicator
Republican
Winnebago Summit
Vindicator
Estherville
Emmet County
New Enterprise
Emmetsburg
V. & BR. Sherburn Advance
Star Good
D. Bake Park Nova
Terril_ Tribune
Spirit Lake Beacon
Matherville Vindicator
Thompson Courier
Fragmentary note on a mistaken action and upset last day
A distorted clipping describes a good looking young lady rushing to a store, a clash, and an upset outcome from a recent mistake. The garbled text hints at a clang and a wallet or pill shard, with unclear context and locations.
Rocky Mountain Tea and Colonist Excursions advertised
An old newspaper fragment promotes spring remedies and travel deals. It touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a purifier and blood builder, advertises colonist excursions to the West via the M and St. L Railroad with rates through June 15 1903, and includes testimonial quotes for Foley’s Honey and Tar and other general medicine pitches. It also mentions a newspaper subscription offer for the State Register and The Vindicator and Republican, plus writing materials and wedding stationery.
Cheap Homeseekers Rates to the North by Rail
The M. and St. L. railroad will sell Homeseekers round trips to northern Minnesota and North Dakota every Tuesday at one fare plus 83.00. One way tickets are on sale at the same time. For details inquire of any M. and St. S. agent or A. B. Cutts, G. P. and T. A. Minneapolis.
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M. & St. L. Railroad
California
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Arizona
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Orth Dakota
Scott's Emulsion for chronic and weak patients
A vintage ad describes "walking sick" chronic cases as thin, weak patients not bed bound. It touts Scott's Emulsion as a remedy to stop flesh loss, restore strength, create new flesh and blood, boost appetite, and sustain benefit while sickness lasts. It claims continuous good effects in every dose.
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Scott
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