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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1912
Page
11
Practical advice on sheep care, milking, fencing, and pasture. Notes on soil lime timing, seed grain selection, and corn fodder, with emphasis on feeding variety, hog and pig health, and early pasture rotation. Warns against waste, stresses bedding, and cautions about heat stress and disease in livestock.
Des Moines interview with former Governor Shaw on the Atlantic North and South Line dispute. He says he acts as a trustee for stockholders, not a syndicate head, and that court delays are best for all. Bonds sold in Paris. negotiations continued on the continent. Balkan turmoil delays realizing the securities. Sale aims to finance Atlantic North and South purchase and fund an electric line from Cornnell Bluffs to Des Moines. Extension of the Iowa and Omaha line estimated at 5 million dollars.
Keokuk capitalists organize and incorporate the Hamilton Warsaw and Keokuk Bridge company at Springfield Illinois with directors William A Dodge John Giller John Hungate Cornelius T Naghty R O Marsh and Karl W Wood. The firm aims to build a Mississippi River bridge at the Des Moines river mouth linking industrial tracts and aiding Santa Fe and Baltimore and Ohio access, amid rumors of Santa Fe control of B and O.
Keokuk detectives announce evidence positioning Ward Stafford as the killer in a Warsaw homicide. Brothers William and Arthur Carpenter are implicated. Stafford reportedly confessed though officials stay silent. Neighbors fear violence near Miss Cullenne Lake Millgy as Stafford is guarded. Also reported: body found in Jobo Kennedy bars ruins. robbers linked to loot dispute and arson. Logan man George John Clark Ryan denied theft on the Chicago and Northwestern line. Sioux City blaze damages Arctic creamery and three firms. loss about 10600 dollars.
A short dialogue fragment centers on a girl asking about King Midas and a man’s comment that he was a poor old fellow. The exchange notes he could not eat a pickle with his fingers, highlighting a humorous, old‑fashioned pun.
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