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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1913
Page
4
A garbled local notice from Estherville area discusses cost of living criticisms and political opinions. It laments agricultural prices, mentions normal spring weather, March and April warmth followed by frost harming early vegetables, and mocks calls to reorganize the Republican party.
The article by “Uncle” Jo Cannon reviews U.S. political history and the growth of the West, comparing the progressive movement to the greenback and free silver eras. It argues the GOP will reclaim control without reorganization, while noting calls for public spending in Rather ville and local dairy profits as visible future topics.
Polk County judges a $16 million back taxes dispute against the Rockland railroad company. A Cooper Bluffs law firm signals intent to prosecute for a fee. Des Moines considers action against the board to press the case, while state and local officials weigh the political and legal stakes.
Successful subscription solicitors are being engaged for a new pocket automobile guide and atlas of Iowa. A quick seller at $%.00 and $3.00 to gutu owners bankers real estate and insurance men. Only those with prior selling experience should apply. Address Sales Manager Box 714 Des Moines.
Mr P Christensen of Spirit Lake and Miss Vera Galloway were married at the bride’s parents home in Spirit Lake with Rev R S Mitchell officiating. After a brief ceremony witnessed by close family, the couple planned a honeymoon at a Spirit Lake cottage and will move to Spirit Lake in the fall. Christensen works at FM Christensen & Co. and the bride previously taught in Batherville and county district schools.
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