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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1915
Page
6
A call seeks letters from elderly residents of Frimmet county about their early days and longest continuous residence. The oldest contributor may receive the Vindicator and Republican free for life. the second and third oldest get yearly subscriptions.
Fragmented classified notices list wants for a cook with contact Andersen and phone 27 Int, plus rental offers for a furnished room, a cottage by Spirithbake, and various services. Also mentions Breea Furniture, washing windows, screen fitting, and a locomotive repair contact Fatherville with phone 871.
A notice states invitations must be printed on a special high grade stock and mailed before wedding balls proceed. It invites the charming bride to be to visit and view specimen cards for selections.
Advertisement style excerpt notes Chamberlain's Tablets used for six years to relieve disordered conditions. Mrs. K. F. H. Trubus of Springville, N. E., states the product acted quickly and provided relief when in need.
Esther villa resident George Ty Wilkins, a retired railroad engineer from Estherville, reports back pain relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He says kidneys were irregular and four boxes removed the trouble, noting no need for the remedy in ten years. Price 60 cents at all dealers.
An old advertisement promises typewriter ribbons in any color and lengths to fit machines. It invites readers to request a free catalogue from the Smith Drage store, noting a Friday and Saturday special and including a stray price-like line.
A humorous domestic vignette features Mr Bowser judging a benevolent stranger, Mrs Bowser arguing for charity, and a trickster tramp. Mr Bowser misreads motives, then the plot twists as the supposed charity proves costly. The couple heads toward a marital misunderstanding as a police scene unfolds.
Country Correspondents MIDWAY recounts visits from Mr and Mrs W Porat and son Clair with Frank Jo tnaan of Furtherville and Phil Wolfa of Superior at C J Martena home. Many locals attend meetings, school exams, and picnics. frosts, fruit prospects, and local trades noted. upcoming circus and free pennant promo at Smith Drug Store featured.
The document records the April close of business condition for Huntington Savings Bank Iowa, listing assets such as cash items, drafts, overdrafts, real estate, and securities. It notes capital stock, deposits, and liabilities with signatures from officers and notaries, including P. Karby and A. Ports, dated April 1.
A messy scanned bank statement shows the condition of Grover Savings Bank with ledgers of deposits and liabilities, notes and bonds, and signatures from Jno Kirby president and Foorbaw Bowden cashier. The surrounding column text adds historical commentary on baseball, stock prices, microbe quips, and geopolitical notes from the era.
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