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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1910
Page
4
The Estherville newspaper notes Missouri’s prohibition loss by about 140,000 and reports Franke of Missouri Republicans declaring his bid for the U.S. Senate before the legislature. It comments on Carroll bolters, calls Carroll the logical candidate, and aligns with Cummins’ precedent for a safe, trusted choice.
The passage notes many Towans believe they can fill the late Senator Dolliver's seat in the United States Senate. It cites the rise of "tin horn" fellows running for the lower house as encouraging others to aim higher and mentions several who have announced their intentions.
The Tuwa legislature seems set for a progressive joint ballot with Republicans and Democrats both fielding candidates for U S Senate. A third party like the Progressives also runs, but no faction appears strong enough to win without cross support. A Governor Carroll appointment may stand until the legislature can choose at the next primary.
A teacher recites the tale with wild imagery while students react with a joke about Teddy Roosevelt. Separately, beet shipments reach the state’s sole sugar factory in Waverly as growers report solid profits and steady returns.
Garret Doyle and David Ogilvie, electric railroad promoters, will start by auto from Blue Earth with eastern capital representatives to inspect the proposed route from Blue Earth to Fairmont, through Hart County towns, aiming to bring Spirit Lake and Harbville into the project. Doyle pursues the project with confidence that it will materialize.
Real estate transfer notices mention Sullivan and Reed and others with an undivided interest in lands. A list references Rangston Olaf to John with 4 percent interests in fraction 4 and various lot details. Also notes sale of Blymer alloyed silver pens at the Vindicator and Republican office.
Eagle Clothing Store promises clothes cleaned pressed and repaired with satisfactory work guaranteed. Telephone orders are welcome and customers will be called when finished and delivered.
Bank statement sworn by cashier Kirby of Kinmet county presenting assets and liabilities as of November 1910. Notarization by J. P. Kirby and county officials confirms accuracy and completeness. Includes notes on stuffing recipes and Trove’s product promotions from The Youth's Companion 1911 prospectus.
The Mother ville Commercial Club offers a free 1911 The Companion calendar in thirteen colors with a watercolor garden scene to new subscribers. Also requests for experienced corn huskers seeking work may be matched at no charge if possible. The notice is signed by B. M. Coon, secretary. Then a quoted exchange about turtle soup adds a light literary touch.
A Kansas City Journal snip notes a quip about a congressman. A caller recalls a Washington visit last session when the representative gave a speech instead of treating them to lunch.
A collection of literary and travel snippets features praise for a bestseller and sharp quotes from Harper's Bazaar and the Baltimore American. A traveler on Palermo notes colorful scenes of port life, vivid coasting craft, mule carts, noisy custom houses, and a moment of tension that ends in laughter.
In a Philadelphia Times item, a girl nicknamed Peggy asked a clerk for five cents' worth of glory divine, only to hand back a note reading five cents' worth of chlorate of lime, prompting the clerk to suggest writing the request down.
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