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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1914
Page
3
Mrs. M O Cross of Tranbury Texas says she suffered severe coughs and colds at every party and church gathering. Since using Dr King's New Discovery she has not been bothered for over two years.
A Missouri Federation of Women’s Clubs initiative urges May’s first week to be named Clean Up and Paint Up week. Mrs. Clarence Baxter of Kirkville notes the national reach, with campaigns in St. Louis and Boston. The civic push urges women to improve exteriors and grounds, enabling community pride and neighborly admiration.
Fragmented account from a Boston Herald clipping describes a Buddhist prison warder conflict with a Burman priest convict. A prison board bed is forced free by the thief, prompting a reluctant remonstrance and relief guard intervention amid cultural tensions. The piece notes Punjabi warders’ non Buddhist bias influencing jail discipline.
A mayoral proclamation announces a city election in Mayville Iowa to decide endorsements for extending municipal water works and issuing bonds up to 25 000 for water works and up to 35 000 for electric light system extensions. Polling places listed include the office of KB Eigley Company and courthouse rooms. The notice cites dates, forms, and procedural details for voters.
Notice states a primary election will be held Monday June 1 1914 in Emmet County Iowa polling places to nominate candidates for federal state and county offices. It lists districts townships and terms and directs observers to county conventions at Estherville Iowa on June 27 with names of offices and party slates.
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