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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1909
Page
2
The Estherville paper denounces tariff changes and Democratic plans, endorses the Aldrich tariff with limited changes, and criticizes Republicans in Congress and Senator Dolliver. It argues protection benefits farmers and warns against anti protective Democrats, praising the state fair grandstand funding.
An old line ad promotes Anderson Drug Co offering paints oils and varnishes. It highlights a full line of wall paper with new stock at very low prices and notes location first door north of the Hintnet House.
Classified notice snippet promotes per word pricing and returns, with details of a Lovette car sale by Harry Dalathl and a New York Mail Order House job offer. Mentions tires, bearings, sprockets, and shop items, plus a housework ad for Mrs. Walter Crowell and a druggists sundries shop near Hunet House.
Personal mentions list visits and travel by local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Chas Reid Mrs John P Kirby and others with moves to Ames Des Moines Ellimetsburg Mason City and Florida. Also notes Ascension Day events in Kadrasion Commandery No 62 with church services cemetery memorials and a Hotel Orleans banquet.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist church sponsors a rummage sale Friday and Saturday May 8 and 16. The GC WB M of the Christian church holds a market Saturday May 16 at Myhre's store. A Baptist church business meeting is set for Thursday night May 14 at 8:00. Rowena Circle meets at Mrs GC A Dayton’s home 814 North 4th Street Wednesday afternoon May 1kth for all members.
A local jeweler earns praise for fair treatment and quality. The shop, Jay Johnston and Co, is highlighted as a trusted retailer delivering attentive service to customers.
A Connecticut woman leaves 49000 to horses dogs and cats rather than her husband reflecting moral equity debates. Quotations touch on theater etiquette and churchgoing, with a Foley’s Kidney Remedy promotion cited as health advice.
An engraver is urged to be tried to test skill with the firm Jay Johnston & Co. The brief note hints at a potential assessment of craftsmanship and business reputation involving the company.
The article explains the eye's blind spot where the optic nerve enters the eye and gives a simple test using two pencils to reveal the loss of sight when eyes are focused and separated. It notes the condition is natural and mentions Foley's Ortho Laxative as a remedy for constipation and liver trouble to cleanse the system in spring.
A yearly tradition highlights the queen of Slam wearing a robe regarded as the world’s most magnificent though described as stale, renewing a famed, ceremonial garment admired for its status and allure.
New shipment arrives with clean, up-to-date stock. Jay Johnston announces fresh inventory at the store. Limited quantities available and items updated to current market trends. Customers urged to visit soon to secure the latest offerings.
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