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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1904
Page
4
Farmers urged to relocate to Alabama or Florida for year round outdoor work and cheaper fattening feed like cassava. The notice touts stock feeding efficiency, reduced shelter costs, and increased income from farming, fruit, berries, and market gardening. Contact information cites a governor and an agent in Louisville Nashville.
Notice lists officials and appointments in a county school board, including names such as Marian Pingkey, Robert Scitard, and Walter Crowell, with roles like County Attorney and Supt of Schools, plus entries for treasurer auditor and sheriff. The fragmented text references Pullman cars and a railway context with multiple names and offices.
Dunnell Minnesota fans rapid growth as Swedish Lutherans plan a $4000 church to begin June 1 with cement blocks likely from local plant. Four or five houses plus an $1800 cottage for Geo W Gruwell rise, aided by Dunnell Savings and Loan leaders F Anderson, J Anderson, Frank Sundvin and G W Gruwell. The brass band, led by J C Pakrehild, will perform May 6 as farmers resume field work after seeding delays.
Immavemsion Tuieroatt announces a rail excursion from Buffalo to Chicago May 10 11 12 with one fare plus 25 cents for round trip and return by May 23. For details contact Nickle Plate Road agents or Jobo Y Calabuo general agent 113 Adams Street Room 208 Chicago Illinois.
Addison A. Wells a pioneer of Iowa, died April 25 at the home of his daughter Mrs. Jennie Cady in Iowa Falls after a year of illness. He farmed near Dolliver on Tuttle lake, suffered paralysis a year ago, and moved to Town Falls with his daughter. Married 1855 to Mary A. Marvin, he leaves a wife and five children including Mrs. Cook of Rocky Ford, Mrs. Stillman of Dolliver, Mrs. Cady of Iowa Falls, and C. S. Wells of Osgood plus a brother in Oklahoma and a sister in Pasadena.
An agreement by conferees on the postal appropriation bill limits rural free delivery letter carriers to a maximum salary of 720 per year after July 1 1904. They must not solicit or carry merchandise for hire except at patrons’ request within their routes and not interfere with duties. The note invites readers to Yellowstone Park travel offers and related notices.
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