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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1916
Page
4
Estherville based The Vindicator and Republican Co publishes a political opinion piece urging support for party candidates in March 1987. Editor A. Nichols warns readers of editorial stance while noting the party’s election prospects and urging readers to consider the republic’s future.
Fragmentary remarks discuss who should police elections and how laws are enforced. References to governors, legislators, and people urging proper conduct appear amid unclear names and dates. The piece hints at constitutional questions and calls for orderly leadership as matters of state proceed.
A rough, garbled fragment discusses alleged party plans, secrecy, and attempts to influence a presidential candidate. The text mentions wrecking seats, public perception, and reasserting control, but the meaning is unclear due to OCR errors and missing context. No identifiable individuals or definite events can be confirmed.
A damaged fragment outlines a political plan aimed at broad county impact and equal suffrage. It names a slate of local officials and professionals including DN. Jo Len Judge, Will Walker, J. W. Phenpeck, A. Cofit, and others. The text mentions a county improvement association and a push to mobilize voters with literature distributed this week.
Time of services noted for Sunday at 11 am and Sunday School at 1 pm. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting. Reading Room open daily 8 to 12 and 8 to 5 except Sundays and holidays with Bible and Christian Science literature for loan. Free circulating library maintained for the public. visit the Reading Room. All welcome.
Two large religious services were held Sunday at the city church with between five and six hundred attendees in the morning for the Memorial service and over six hundred for the evening Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. AL S. Hock. The Sunday school drew 70 attendees and a five dollar collection occurred. A note announces the Sunday school begins at 10 and urges greater attendance, while a Saturday event features Charlotte White as final lecturer.
Special attention to the servicers at the Presbyterian church this week. On Thursday at 2 oclock the Akroner Menpiar will hold their Ascension Lay service with Rev. Hoo C. Mitchell preaching. Graduating exercises of the High School arrive at the church. A union service is planned for Sunday evening at the M E church with Charlotte White of the Child Conservation League as speaker on Parents Pro?
Poor services praised andEquality topic to be preached next Sunday by the pastor. The Water of Life and The influence of Christian Life the subjects for discussion. Sunday School and Grave Sunday School invites all to stay for supper. The Ladies League meets June 7 with Mrs Charles Woles. Walter A Creagon minister.
An Iowa town paper from May 29, 1918 reports a local endorsement letter praising William Stuart for a Torrens Land Title bill and Rural Credit System support. The author, leaning on decades of acquaintance, urges Stuart's nomination as representative, arguing he would aid legislate and serve farmers and the state's welfare.
The pastor urges all authors of the church and congregation to attend a Northern Baptist Convention report. Evening features include a Charlotte White lecture on Parenting Problems, a June 6 Brotherhood Sunday school banquet, and principal address by Dr. GQ Mitchell, Iowa State Missionary. The day includes a cabin service, gym use, and May party highlights with Rob Ridley as King and Ruth Noe as Queen.
The Methodist Episcopal Church invites all to an apron sale and noon lunch Wednesday June Tech. Rev Herbert Clegg will preach the Sunday service and preside at the quarterly conference Monday. Rev Frederick Case expects to preach in Emmetsburg Sunday service with a Monday evening meeting. A Monday worship and a Tuesday Decoration Day address were noted. Sunday school and Epworth League services will be held. all are welcome.
The notice explains back stiffness from rheumatic muscle strain common among laborers. Relief is offered by massaging the back with Chamberlain's Liniment two or three times daily. For sale by Jay Johnston and Lou Smith.
An advertisement touts Velvet Rubber Diamond Tires as superior for absorbing shocks and reducing vibration, claiming greater traction with new rubber technology. It warns Black Tread and Red-Side tires may imitate the look but not the material, and notes higher mileage and pocketbook benefits.
Mrs Linda Harrod of Fort Wayne Indiana suffered years of stomach trouble with little relief until she read of Chamberlains Stomach Remedy in an advertisement. She procured a bottle and found immediate relief from heaviness after eating and abdominal pain. Sold locally by Day Johnson and Lon Smith.
The Daughter of the War of 1812 history effort at Ratherville School honors seventh and eighth graders for standout work. Awards include first prize for Dorothy Beymer and a second prize for Ralph Packard, with many students receiving pens and pins for excellent penmanship and historical themes. A lecture on parental problems will be offered at the First Methodist Church.
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