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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1916
Page
6
A jumble of candidate notices appears for state senate County auditor and county attorney positions. Names and places are garbled but indicate filings and eligibility under party divisions, with references to voters and county offices, and mentions of a forthcoming primary or selection process.
In Faved County, multiple candidates announce reelection bids for county offices including county recorder and treasurer. The race centers on the upcoming election date, with voters directed to the usual polling places to decide the future administration.
William stuiet announces candidacy for the office of Representative from Emmet County pending Republican primary decision. The statement signals intent to seek the seat in the June primary under the Republican banner.
Mrs S Bo Cini of Crooksville relates a grandmotherly tale of a daughter with whooping cough. After two doses of a remedy supplied by Jay Jotiostec med Dor Stately the child’s cough eased and she became entirely well, according to the account.
Simon Toll Osgood, eldest son of Luther P. and Catherine Toll Osgood, born March 14, 1845 in Verona New York, died near Marseilles in his 74th year. He was a Baptist deacon and longtime superintendent of the San Hay School, left a large family including wife Louisa C. Gage, children and numerous grandchildren, with many relatives across Iowa and Illinois. Funeral at the family residence, interment Riverview cemetery, Rev. Wood and Rev. McCubbin officiating, with memories of Puritan ancestry and steadfast faith. Also notes about extended family and the community impact of his life.
A local reader from Chapin, South Carolina, describes chronic indigestion and liver trouble worsened by printing office confinement. After a severe attack, three Chamberlain's Tablets eased symptoms and brought a felt recovery, with the note signed by H Bailey and sales listed for Jay Jolimaten and Lon Smith.
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