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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1903
Page
2
The Vindicator and Republican reports a city push for a curfew ordinance amid rising late hour street use by children. It notes debates on enforcement and potential benefits for youth safety, while also mentioning a trial of ex mayor Ames for bribery in Minneapolis.
The fifth biennial Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs session begins today in Des Moines at Central Christian church with about 350 delegates expected. Des Moines hostesses plan receptions and social events, Governor Cummins to welcome, officers led by Mrs W H Bailey.
A Washington update notes big seed packaging by the Agricultural Department, a large automobile lawn mower at the Capitol, and autographs from the President and Cardinal Gibbons. It reports on the Chinese minister moving into a new building, Secretary Shaw portrait work, Loom questioning Red Greys investigation authority, and banter about two cent stamps. Memorial preparations for May 30 by the G A R Potomac department are outlined, along with changes in Navy leadership, a new White House master of ceremonies, and Fish Commission shad eggs to stock waters.
The Nickel Plate Line runs to Haast with vestibuled sleeping cars and American Club Meals priced from 35 cents to 100 dollars. Nickel Plate dining cars provide a la carte service and claim service equal to any between Chicago and the East. Chicago depot Harrison Street and Fifth Avenue with city ticket offices at 111 Adams Street and Auditorium Annex. John Y Calahan, General Agent, 113 Adams Street, Room 208, Chicago.
Advertises Northwest farm lands along the Minneapolis and St. Louis line with claims of good soil climate and rising values. Promotes low excursion rail rates from Iowa Central and Minneapolis and St. Louis lines and invites inquiries for particulars.
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