29 May 1907
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
1
Iowa farmers see premiums surge at the Iowa State Fair with corn prizes rising to 1800 dollars from 500 last year. The premium list expands across departments and the fair plans improvements to exhibits and facilities. Also addressed is city tax valuation in Estherville, arguing for tax relief and restrained municipal spending.
The Estherville Woman's Town Improvement Association calls all ages to join Dandelion Day on Monday June 8. At 10 o'clock reliable volunteers will meet at the southwest corner of city park to dig and pile dandelions for removal. Busohels earned 2 cents each with a prize for the top digger.
City officials defend assessments amid criticism that explanations are unnecessary. Critics argue the process lacks transparency while supporters say revisions ensure fairness. Stakeholders urge clearer guidance for residents and faster resolution of appeals.
Miss Anna Elizabeth Embury and Mr John Hughes were married May 16 at the brides parents home 820 South Third Street Rev Edward Campbell officiating The couple will reside in Toronto where Mr Hughes is a traveling salesman for J L Nichols Co and the bride will join him after visiting Winnipeg for several weeks PMID: none
The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Sarah Barley Wadding and John Howell was celebrated at their Lake, Iowa home. Attending were all their children, four sons and two daughters, with their families. The couple married May 21, 1857 at St Messingham Church, Lincolnshire, England, by Rev Henry Alcroft. Second generation families from Yaddlethorpe and Scotter were mentioned in the family record.
The Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Dubuque runs June 11 to 16 with related Women's Relief Corps and veterans meetings. Dubuque offers river excursions, mining sites, parks, and bands as hundreds of veterans and guests gather for reunions and tribute to fallen and living heroes. Mayor Galloway urges business closings 10:30 am to 8:30 pm for the observance. Mrs William McKinley dies in Canton. funeral to be held with attendance by President Roosevelt and others.
Des Moines May 28 It was announced that Governor Cummins will be a candidate for the United States senate subject to Republican endorsement at next year’s primary under the new law. His entry places him in a potential clash with Senator Allison as the party lines form for the 1909 election, while Dolliver has been re elected by the last legislature. Memorial Day Proclamation notes May 30 as a national holiday.
Decoration Day post office hours precede a Greek drama presented by State University students under public speaking and fine arts departments. The play Iphigenia among the Taurians will be at Town City Opera House May 31st and June 1st with faithful Greek staging, terra cotta posters, and Miss Jessie M. Jepson in the title role.
Traveler notes strong spring revival across the countryside with robust crops in Minnesota. Observes political rifts within the Republican party and cites Ratherville’s ex mayor W. Buck's reform efforts. Compares southern Minnesota towns’ prosperity to northern Iowa, criticizes local commerce and fever rumor impact on Estherville, and praises local Estherville products before referencing property transfers and utility service in neighboring towns.
An elderly Iowa farmer famed for sheltering travelers defends his practice. Friends warn of risk from unscrupulous hoboes and potential theft. He answers that true faith is shown by welcoming all and checking visitors in the night to ensure safety.
Des Moines Iowa May 27 1907 the week began and ended with near normal temperatures with an average 2 to 4 degrees below normal. Excess cloudiness brought copious rainfall breaking drought across the state though some districts saw damaging downpours delaying farm work. Overall warmth quickened seed germination and grain meadow pastures showed improvements with corn planted coming up well and cultivation progressing amid an encouraging crop outlook.
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