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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1909
Page
6
Notice sets sale on first Monday in December in Estherville Emmet County Iowa for unpaid taxes of 1909 and previous years. Treas. J C Loven lists owners and parcels with descriptions, including lands and town lots unsold after two years, to be sold to cover taxes interest and costs.
A honeymoon couple rides through Broadway in an open car as the groom points out sights in a loud, hurried manner. The bride, shy and unsure, misses the intended views including the Flatiron and Pennsylvania station while a conductor adds a detour to Herald Square. The bridegroom’s plan to showcase Grace Street provokes amusement aboard the car.
An elderly woman aboard the ocean liner asks an officer to name the sea state as the vessel endures a cross wind. The officer reassures her there is no real danger despite the gale, while the ship rolls and the sea grows lively.
A fragment discusses a moldable mixture of coal tar and lainet duat. It describes a waxy, greasy substance forming a protective layer for wide areas and mentions the scientific American as the source.
A Yankee schooner Bally Ann under Captain Spooner nears mud flats on the Connecticut river. First mate Comstock challenges the captain from the forward station. The captain orders him forward while he tends his own duty as the vessel anchors and comes about.
A fragment notes Lake Superior as the largest body of fresh water by area, drawing a comparison to Ireland. The source mentions Ireland and size while emphasizing the lake’s vastness and significance.
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