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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1908
Page
2
A highly dense OCR text outlines Republican voters in a state primary race. It quotes candidate pledges and appeals, naming multiple figures and counties, urging support for various offices from state senator to treasurer, with references to primary electors and campaign commitments across local districts.
Official outline for a Chautauqua event week starting Tuesday July 14 with a varied program each morning and afternoon. Highlights include the Royal Hungarian Orchestra performances and lectures by notable educators and speakers such as Thomas H. Green A. Benson and S. Parkes Cadillian. Evening concerts feature the Barnards and moving pictures. Visitors may see Pueblo Dodinis exhibits Sunday afternoon.
Reports from Maylath and Des Moines Iowa indicate campaign momentum for Senator Allison as June 2 primaries approach. Observers note changes favoring Allison across districts with Republicans wavering toward him due to broken promises and Torbert letters.
In 1906 Gov Cumming seizes support from key allies to secure the Republican convention. Senators and party leaders rally behind him, seeking to prevent a split amid assurances he would not oppose the senior senator. A Christmas pledge to Allison sparks backlash as voters view broken promises as duplicity and shift toward Allison, shaping primary outcomes.
A Iowa report exposes campaign mail from the Cummins and Hamilton camps. Cards sent to traveling men and hotel guests tout Cummins achievements, creditting him for reform laws. A Hamilton pro Temperance tract targets voters to split Carroll support, alleging improprieties and urging alignment with party lines.
An old advertisement touts Dow s Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney ills from common buckwheat to diabetes. It cites Mrs A 2 Pape of Estherville praising relief after using the pills bought at Williams and Anderson s drug store. The ad notes 60 cent price and claims nationwide distribution.
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