Washington FFAIRS Down at St Patrick's Day Parade
Correspondence from Ezra Burr reports on St Patrick's Day events in Washington D C with a large Catholic clergy presence. Mr Boutell reviewed prosperous national conditions and urged the Republican platform for Roosevelt as the next presidential candidate.
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Washington, D. C
Patrick's Church
Poltifal High
Nélent Order of Hiberniana Wera
Boutell
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Debates on Secession and Pension Reform Highlight Iowa Figures
The report covers remarks defending state loyalty amid sectional undoing, plus Iowa personnel news. It notes Easter egg rolling at the White House, Bible society events with President Roosevelt, and Pension Commissioner Ware reshaping veterans pensions. Also mentioned are changes in Interior Department appointments and GOP district political expectations for Congressman Wade’s seat.
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White House
Marine Band
Russian Repair Effort After Japanese Damage in Manchuria
A historical dispatch notes Russians repairing railroad damage caused by Japanese forces in Manchuria before the war. It describes Japanese bands blowing bridges and track, with a displayed illustration of a Russian officer directing repairs on a damaged section. The text then shifts to political remarks about U S figures and party dynamics, referencing Roosevelt and Democratic critiques, and an ongoing congressional investigation into post office service and constituent pay, naming several lawmakers.
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Manchuria
Manchurian
The Old Man with the Fish Manages Health Food
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a universal tonic for the consumptive, sickly children, and the aged. It claims the product builds flesh and strength, aiding pale persons and fostering healthier growth in children. Produced by Scott & Bowne, it is sold in New York at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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York
Axle by Williams and Anderson Auctioned in Iowa Towns
Auction notices list Williams and Anderson of Estherville and Ritten and Stockwell of Armstrong with F. H. Richman and C. W. Stockwell also named. The item lines up regional dealers in an Estherville area sale sequence with multiple consignors noted.
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Williams & Anderson
Estherville
F. H. Richman
L. N. Ritten
Retherville
C. W. Stockwell
Armstrong
Doan's Ointment Weathers Skin Ailments Claims
Patiently urged remedy for piles eczema and skin itch. Estherville resident Mrs G W Pangburn testifies that Doan's Ointment soothed nose eczema after failed treatments. A few applications reduced the area and dried it up. Sold by dealers with Foaster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's and take no substitute.
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G. W. Pangburn
Algona
Dean
Williama & Anderson
Foater-Milburo Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Bowling match ends with Bankers win over Clerks
Ten pin game played in Thompson alley last Thursday evening between the Bankers and Clerks ended 1,569 to 1,505 in favor of the Bankers. State tournament at Fort Dodge saw Gypsum City Fort Dodge win the team title with 2,680 points as eleven five man teams competed. Other scores list Ames Carroll Macrouns Fort Dodge Viele Dubuque Schreiners Des Moines Germanias Boone Indians Hawkeyes Sioux City with 2,613 to 2,351 points.
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Gypsum City
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Acote
Ames
Carroll
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Viele
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Germanias
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Hawkeyes
Sioux City
City Council Orders New Flues for Boilers
The City Council at a special meeting ordered new flues for the boilers at the electric light and water plant. The old flues are failing, risking full loads, and the city will have one extra set after upgrading. New flues arrive in about ten weeks.
Nerve Boost Tea Sold By William and Anderson
Promoting Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring nerve tonic to cleanse and reconstruct nerve centers and wasted energies. Available in tea or tablets for 35 cents.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Williama & Anderson
New Penbton Law Sets Pension Tiers by Age Levels
New Penbton law outlines pension terms for veterans aged 66 to 88, with monthly amounts 88, 10 and 12 dollars respectively. To obtain or increase a pension under the rule, veterans must file regular applications. back pensions are not provided.
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Hamuat
Dr. Thomas Electria Oil Promises Broad Healing
A household remedy claim touts Dr. Thomas Electria Oil as healing burns cuts wounds sore throat croup catarrh and asthma with a boast it never falls The Vindicator and Republican office is advertised as the place to get ale bills printed.
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