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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1913
Page
4
The Estherville and Emmet County weekly laments educational meetings and school supervision reforms. It argues for county at large oversight, critiques local superintendents, and comments on retirement climates and civic leadership.
Report mentions Hr. Byrnes deputy state auditor as a leading candidate to replace Joliet. He is described as popular and capable, with strong prestige from long service and proven performance at the capitol.
The fragment suggests claims that mince whiskey can prevent or cure cholera and is offered as a remedy for human ills, with some people testing this option. The text shows a skeptical tone about the remedy and notes it is promoted by some as a cure.
Henry Ford, a famed automobile pioneer, reportedly earns about a million dollars annually and believes his success was earned first. The piece lists U.S. senators for an upcoming election, notes hog cholera losses heavy in Iowa and Minnesota, and mentions Huerta’s defiance as a backdrop to debates on peace and war.
A string of social notices from Estherville and surrounding towns recount visits and greetings. Names include Leo Daum Minneapolis, Miss Sophia Madsen Ringsted, Miss Clara Kennedy Wallingford, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Ports, Miss Margaret Nichols Fatherville, Miss Florence Hayden Bancroft, and many others visiting relatives or traveling to Des Moines, Chicago, Armstrong, and Ames for brief stays, weddings, or business.
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