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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1906
Page
1
The Vindicator and Republican offer a handsome prize of a 25 year gold filled watch and chain with a 17 jewel movement. A second premium is a pair of Perfection Puncture Proof Tires. Entries already surface, race date to be announced weather permitting.
The latest instalment of Reminiscences of a Long Life chronicles Carlo Sehurz and Kinkil’s daring escapes from Rastath and Spandau. It recounts the Baltic voyage aboard the Little Anna, a stay in Warnemunde, Edinburgh adventures, and London experiences with Dickens and McCready.
Carl Ngbert suffered a severe injury at the Rock Island round house on Sunday morning while removing loosened screws from beneath a tender tank. He reached in as a tank settled, crushing the forefinger of his left hand between the jack head and the tank, mangling flesh and bones. he was taken to Anderson hospital for treatment.
Fragmented OCR yields a noisy program list for the Emersonlan Society. It mentions a second edition of the Ladies’ Hane douruar for Miasy 06 with multiple contests and names such as Walter Cavin and Neuilie Lathrop. The item reads like a period theater or literary society program with scattered titles and contributors.
The Iowa Bankers Association Tankers group from multiple counties will hold its annual meeting in Estherville on May 17 with an afternoon and evening program and a banquet. H R Wells of Marathon chaired the group visit. Howard Everett of Terrill is secretary.
The Des Moines Sunday Register and Leader secures a 150000 dollar series with twelve renowned writers, six English and six American women, each authoring a novel to appear monthly over the next year starting May 6. The inaugural work is Robert Barr’s A Rook at the Baltic, serialized in the Sunday issue. Readers urged to subscribe to obtain the full edition weekly.
Beaconi Sprit Lake celebrates a forthcoming hotel dubbed The New Onleitis as a modern successor to longtime site shows. Juli Bacunster leads design with upscale features while construction aims for improved aesthetics and durability. Local trades expect steady work as fair weather allows plasterers and painters to proceed.
A serious street accident near North Sixth Street and Valle Tanio involved Roy Tajurad by Autamabila Little Pores Pullen and companions. A boy attempted to enter a moving vehicle but fell under the rear wheel, suffering abdominal injury and possible internal damage. He was taken home for examination by Dr. Anderson who found no broken bones and noted a rapid recovery expected in a few days.
Real estate transfers include Murene NS to den Montgomery and several minor transfers among individuals in Estherville and Matherville. The editors of Kossuth county discuss forming a county editorial association amid election talk and populist sentiment, with broad comments on party figures and regional political dynamics.
The week ending Monday with Aprihens bravely noting fair weather and normal temperatures followed by cool, showery days. Pastures, wheat, barley and gardens benefit from rain, soil remains safe for planting, and soil preparation for corn is progressing. Germination of small grain is satisfactory and fruit blossoms are abundant. Pastures provide forage and overall outlook remains encouraging for planting in May.
A chained stream of political satire discusses a democratic-appearing leader with a personal magnetism who accuses censorship and touts a reform machine. It mocks misrepresentation and credits a Little Rock editor for a portrait of Gov Jett Davis, contrasting him with Gov. Grinning and referencing national alcohol legislation and denaturalized alcohol plans.
The piece laments Iowa Republicans drifting toward division after the Fort Dodge convention. It defends Leslie M. Shaw’s service, notes his prior governorship and cabinet role, and questions the convention’s endorsement choices. The writer urges Republicans to consider the party’s core principles and contrast them with recent actions.
The Ladies Aid Society of Saint Votricks Church will host a gathering at Mrs Walter Crowell’s home with Mrs Crowell and Mrs Jen Keener in charge. Aprons for sale and refreshments provided. The Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church will serve supper in the church basement Friday evening May 8 from six to seven thirty. Menu items listed. Young people invited. church asks Estherville youths to write questions for a talk on faults and ideals. Services begin at o’clock with music emphasis. pastor Charles R. McCourt urge youth participation.
Rental notice for a south town residence near Rock The land road. Inquiries directed to Vindicator and Republican office or to Mrs. G A Nichols.
A Estherville resident claims Do's Kidney Pills improved his kidney weakness and fatigue after reading an ad. He bought from Willian & Anderson's drug store and endorses the product, urging others with kidney trouble to try it. Sold by druggists. private times.
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