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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1911
Page
6
Editor praises Estherville and Emmet County readers for focusing on their own business. The piece credits the commercial club with growth and harmony since its organization and notes its role in reducing opposition to town improvements. It concludes that the commercial club is all right and deserving recognition.
Read Our Ads Read the Magazine Ads Pick out what you want Then come and see us If we haven't it we will get it Thermos Bottles $1 00 Thermos Lunch Kit $3 00 Vulcan Heaters 25c and 50c Century Fountain Pens Colgates Week End Packets Janthrox Shampoo Palmolive Soap Palmolive Cream We Repair all makes of fountain pens and gold pens.
The Milwaukee time card was changed on Sunday. Eastbound trains run No 4 at 6 06 a m and No 8 at 4 10 p m while westbound trains run No 1 at 10 07 a m and No 38 at 10 p m. The Emmetsburg Reporter notes the shift as a radical change from the old card.
The Intermediate classes will host a Light and Unseen social in the basement of the church on Friday evening, November 24, with ladies asked to bring supper for two. The Missionary Society of the Norwegian Lutheran Church plans a bazaar in the Christian church on Saturday, November 28 with refreshments. The Methodist ladies bazaar is set for December 8 in the Armory. Knights of King Arthur will sponsor an oyster supper in the basement of the M E church on Friday, November 24, 1911. First Church of Christ Scientist holds Sunday services at 10 45 with a talk on Ancient and Modern Mesmerism and Hypnotism. A testimonial meeting is Wednesday at 7 30. The reading room is open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 3 30 to 6 30. All are invited.
Editorial notes a 68 percent drop in beef cattle over ten years, the largest decline among livestock. While hogs and veal rise, beef production lags population growth 21 percent, widening the supply gap. Calls for high quality beef from corn belt farms and grade herd efforts to meet future demand.
Seats are on sale for The Toymaker's Dream at Jeffries & Birneys. W. A. Stone's Art Studio in Estherville hosts a portrait event offering Christmas photos at $1 per dozen and up. A $5 cash prize rewards the person sending the most sitings by January 6, 1912.
All in need of monument work are urged to see I N Salyers before placing an order. Prices are right and quality is stressed as the main appeal.
One of the season's most awaited plays The Toy maker's Dream brings a top touring company to the Armory theatre for one night Friday November with a superb cast and expert artistry The show features noted specialties songs and spectacular scenery with ticket prices 60 cents and 75 cents.
Public notice from Emmet County Iowa appoints Amy Rewey executrix of Chester Rewey deceased. Creditors must file sworn claims with the district court clerk within legal time and debtors should promptly pay to avoid costs. Dated November 11 in Attlherville Iowa.
For sale a limited number of white cap, black polished chickens. Address Wm Burkart South 9th St Ea therville Iowa. Be sure to hear Mr Theodore Burkart basso cantante with the Philadelphia Concert Party at the Methodist church next Wednesday evening.
The document shows the Provident Savings Bank in Estherville Emmet County Iowa filing its November 15 1911 statement with the Iowa Auditor. Total assets amount to 318 172 35 with deposits of 806 215 18 and equity details including capital stock and surplus. A notary verifies the figures with J P Kirby as cashier and others listed as directors. Also notes a concert by The Philadelphia Concert Party at the M E church and requests magazines for binding.
The Palace presents Joymaker's Dream, a lively music show at the Armory Theatre Friday evening November 24. The event promises the popular entertainment favored by local audiences.
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