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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1903
Page
1
A millinery offer promises substantial savings by fully investing stock and rotating inventory, with hats available at below manufacturer prices. Customers can inspect goods, return purchases for a full refund with no questions asked, and the sale runs from Thursday until hats are gone.
Display advert invites shoppers to visit Wenham Department Store to view a selection of hats in the show window. The readable text emphasizes promotional appeal and in-store display.
The article details Governor Cummins winning re election by a narrow margin and outlines party strength in the new Legislature with Republicans holding the Senate and a likely majority in the House. It names key potential committee chairmen, mentions the Worth Winnebago representative race, and recounts voting irregularities and unusually high turnout in several counties such as Hardin and Iowa Lake.
Mrs. E W Bachman and Mrs A F Lough led the Tenth district federation meeting in Webster City. The event drew many clubwomen, featured papers including one by T J Pletcher on the value of club federation, ended with a 4 o clock reception for about 100 ladies, and a 6 o clock dinner hosted by Mrs L A McMurry. Next district meeting slated for Jefferson.
District court proceedings wrap with A Springer appeal ending in not guilty. State v Thomas Johnson Roy Hipple and Garfield Case saw guilty pleas for burglary. Johnson ordered six months hard labor at Anamosa penitentiary while Case and Hipple pay $50 fines. Civil cases disposed.
The Twenty seventh district Daughters of Rebekah convened here last Saturday. A large attendance from nearby towns attended. Officers were chosen: President Mrs Orcutt, Vice President Mrs Bucknam, Secretary Miss Daisy Bunt, Treasurer Mrs Stephens. Next meeting likely at Spirit Lake. Banquet followed with a full program and degree work. Attendees included Mrs Ida A Tufford and many others from Clinton and Armstrong.
Iowa dairy commissioner Wright released figures showing cattle numbers rise to 1 370 092 with total value 32 181 178. Creameries grow in value but decline in count. many small creameries fail while cooperatives prosper. Hand separators increased from 904 in 1898 to 1684 in 1903. oleomargarine law limits butter substitutes in southern districts.
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