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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1903
Page
4
The report cites a Belleville township collision where a loaded wagon struck a buggy. Squire Dean fined Hie Siefken’s driver two dollars and costs totaling ten dollars and fifty cents. Other items note temperance concerns, a Des Moines good roads convention, wildlife permits, wallpaper sales, and regional education events.
Dan McNeill, long time manager of the Inter-State elevator at Dolliver, is transferred to Halta Lena Ports and Thomas C. wed at Dolliver with Rev D S Graham officiating. They plan home after April 8 at Geddes D. The Dolliver council adopts a fall warrant payment plan with tax adjustments against property owners for materials and labor. Friends honor James Mongen and Ringsted bride on twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Alison Hanson injured toy mishap near Ringsted. Fink Brothers buy J A Mathieson implement business. Armbstrong band contemplates new uniforms. Alfred Jensen completes new house on farm southeast of Ringsted. C W Stockwell sells Armstrong drug store to E B Johnson of Delhi effective April 15. Armstrong brick and tile factory to open about April 15. bucket shop in Armstrong closes.
Hog statistics for the 1902-03 packing season show a sharp market decline across Chicago and western markets. Receipts in Chicago fell by 644,071 head from 1901-02 and 699,103 from two years earlier, with November to February shortfalls totaling 1,233,771 in Kansas City and Chicago. February receipts were unusually light, suggesting tightened country stocks and supporting high winter prices, implying the brood sow sale did not worsen the shortage. The outlook remains bright for higher prices and cautious producers.
Fragmentary note advertises Foley's Kidney Cure with political advocacy for Lovie N Richter and a nudge to speak well of the Vindicator Republican to friends. The text is unclear and includes broken phrases about kidneys and blander use.
The Passenger Department of J. Winois Central Railroad issues monthly bulletins on fruit growing vegetable gardening stock raising and dairying to farmers and homeseekers in Kentucky West Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana. Send name and address to receive free circulars published monthly by J. F. Merry Agent Dubuque Iowa.
An old advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds. It touts relief for hoarseness and throat irritation and mentions use for bronchial symptoms and pneumonia, urging readers at La Loule N. Rite for.
Local notes recount visits and arrivals in Graettinger and surrounding towns. Residents include Mrs Bakke of Batherville and Andrew Milligan of Fort Dodge visiting, Ed Hildreth farm changes, and editorial praise for Tom’s continued vigor. Rail fare changes begin April 1 reduce Rockieland first class rate to three cents. Ratherville fare drops to nineteen cents.
In a Cerro Gordo county appeal the supreme court held that each of the thirty signers of an 83000 note for a stallion is responsible only for the 100 he agreed to pay and no more, regardless of other signers defaults. The esellors sued remaining signers to recover their share after some defaulted.
A fragment notes writer Ribbona kept in stock at The Serridator and at the Republican office, suggesting a listing or availability tied to political venue.
Advertisement states pneumonia follows a cold but never with Faley's Honey and Tar. It claims the remedy stops coughs heals and strengthens the lungs and offers perfect security from pneumonia. The note urges refusing substitutes and lists Louisa N. Ritten as the seller.
The Rock Island railway lowers passenger fares from Holland Iowa west and north from 34 to 3 cents a mile with April 1 start. South Dakota remains at 4 cents due to state law. Example savings include Estherville to Spirit Lake dropping from 58 to 50 cents.
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