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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1916
Page
4
A scanned historical newspaper fragment mentions the Vindicator and Republican as the Official Paper of City and Emmet County, with editor and manager GEO. A. NICHOLS. The text references political and social discourse, noting debates about democracy and progress amid oblique commentary.
Gov WoE Hating of Mt Verne Town claims Taft spoke before the Wet dist lease and ministers opposed his views. The Morung Hide College Methodist detains the topic as a factor in the campaign. He remains steadfast to the church of his faith and calls for forgiveness toward those who abused him, citing ignorance of their actions.
Two weeks from tomorrow is Thanksgiving. The defeated candidates have much to thank God for, for not being elected spares them from duties of life. Those who held office at the election deserve sympathy, not the defeated. Thanksgiving follows election by coincidence. Clay County voted for the county fair. The Garner Signal notes the election rooster, seen as antiquated. President Wilson carried the solid South and West except Oregon, carrying about thirty of the forty-eight states, with a popular-vote lead over half a million. Ice will be plenty for Thanksgiving skating. The river above the old dam was frozen, perhaps aiding birds. The English sparrow and other species face threats. killing by boys and ignorant men is warned against.
Herbert Kauffman, a politician and business adviser, warns Capital readers to prepare for the postwar economic shift. He urges thrift and foresight as millions in unemployment and reduced demand loom, asking merchants and employers whether they have saved for a rainy day and avoided profligate expansion. Daily Capital
Voters who placed bets on this year’s elections warn of a noisy, wary wait as results loom. Local observers urge patience while officials tally ballots and confirm outcomes.
A mixed local page reports Barred Plymouth Rock cockerela for sale by C.P. Strid in Wallingford Town. It also notes a light passenger traffic report from Agent Storey of Rock Island, and election day weather with over an inch of rain followed by snow two days later.
For sale notice from Jay John Kron & Co offering a modern cottage on North Sixth Street in Estherville under Fosarrenson estate. The brokers guarantee goods with no restrictions and request inquiries regarding the property.
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