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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1914
Page
4
The Estherville and Emmet County paper reports livestock news from Chicago, political vote figures for Clarke and Caminina, a note on a quarantine for foot and mouth disease, local ad notices, and community events including Harvest Day contests and a spelling bee with prizes. The column mentions Uncle Joe Catenion, a divorce ad, and readers invited to Reid's new Graver Palace event by Thursday.
Frank P. Woops thanks supporters and opponents for fair treatment in the campaign. He notes endorsements were for principles, lauds opponents as patriotic, and expresses gratitude to Republicans and others who voted for him. Public acknowledgment of debt to supporters and confidence shown.
For old customers to have new blood from a very good herd. Allbare cholera jinmuted. Priced to sell. 44-aw A. H. Heaton. Saturday Special November 14. Fudge she per pound maple pravut chocolates. Kunokeal's Bakary.
A historical bank condition report for Grover Savings Bank showing assets, gold holdings, receivables, and liabilities as of November, with notes on cash, bonds, and other proofs of lent discounts. Notary acknowledgment confirms the document's signing by FR Bowden and Miller in november.
The Sethian tyleséfal Church reported its largest congregations since the new pastor arrived. Eva Coline Jarvis joined the church membership during the morning service as 219 attended Sunday School and $5 was offered. Aimed to reach 300, a call is issued for attendees next Sunday. Mira Whampkine led a delightful league service with Moa’s singing. The league gathered many young people. Hiakey led the close, with prayers and Bible study planned for Thursday and Sunday sermons on church programs and world move ments. Special music planned at every service and a cordial welcome extended. In separate ads, Clover Leaf Stock Farm offers Duroc Jersey sired pigs and various breeds at $1 each. F. H. Dack advertises Maple Hill location. Also Kunkela Bakery promotes Saturday specials, fudge and maple chocolates.
Amount subject to be drawn with the on deposit with solvent banks. Overdrafts. Leave Account in Kleve Profits. Value of Hyal Histate. Value of Persons Property. LIABILITIES. Amount of Capital Brood. Amount of deposits subject to check. Amount demand deposit. Amount Hie depoulty. Amount Savings deposits. Amount deposited by banks. None Total Deposits. Rediscounts. Due clearing house. Unpaid Dividends. Surplus fund. Other property after deducing Ex. DUNS. ED.
By rare fortune the Redpath Lyceum Bureau plans a night featuring renowned American singers and performances from famous oratorios and operas. The event promises top vocal talent and highlights from grand masterworks for Ratherville audiences.
This community affair features a company of renowned artists. Me therville audiences will hear them Saturday evening November 4. Admission 60 cents, under 12s 2 cents. Plated church seating and reserved seats at Smith's drug store Thursday morning.
Regular services at the Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning at 10:46 and evening at 7:08. Music by the choir and a practical sermon by the pastor. Thursday evening at 8 o'clock Mrs Soreström will speak on Missions urging missionary spirit and activity for the congregation. Also a November sale on coats skirts dresses and furs continues. For rent a front price room in Rohde building. Steam boat plane 8768. H N Rohde.
November 2 gathering at Mrs Anderson's house with November 6 meeting at Mrs Mahlum's home led by Mrs Barrett and Mrs Groves in charge of Parlimentary Drill. Also notes new cut glass patterns, watch and jewelry repairs, and an upcoming lecture by Mrs Engstrom at the Presbyterian Church Thursday evening November 12.
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