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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1916
Page
4
A rough, garbled portion from the Eatherville Emmet County Publicist notes political currents, praising Theodore Roosevelt while critiquing opponents. It mentions party unity, deserters, and prospects of the presidential race with references to local figures and voters.
A fragmented item notes a disrupted schedule as trains interfered with service. It mentions Mrs. Laura Paleo and a local theater event, with reference to Spee d work and an evening program. The text hints at a community effort to restore reliable service.
The notice touts Colorado as a vacation destination with the Tyrolean Alps imagery and Rocky Mountain scenery. It highlights Rock Island trains including the Rocky Mountain Limited and the Colorado Flyer, advertising low excursion fares all summer and urging readers to ask ticket agents for illustrated literature on sights and costs.
L. E. Francis announces candidacy for re-election to the senate from the district, urging Republican voters in the primary to back his effort for simplified court procedure, economy in state government, and a dry lawn, and expressing gratitude for support.
Weather is alee for corn after the cold spell. Neighbors visited or called on friends and relatives across town from Monday to Sunday. People attended dental work, car purchases, and a postponed dance due to rain.
A fragmented diary style scene describes a child’s nervous night away from family with parents’ loving, anxious reactions. The text mentions a new home setup, a neighborly move, and a buyer’s note about a residence on North Ninth street with a forthcoming sale.
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