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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1915
Page
3
Three short horn Durham bullas two-year-old for sale with papers. Seller LL. E. Berge located three miles south of Raleigh. Also offering Duroc Jersey male pigs and a large hard coal burner in good condition. Inquiries to W. A. Schults and B. M. Coon.
A remedy advertised for biliousness stomach troubles and constipation is meeting with strong sales. It is sold by Jay Johnston and Lon Smith and is rapidly gaining favor with customers.
Real estate transfers include Peter B Lunden selling 1 acre to School District of T of Jack Orvek. Deed notes dno P Kirby transferring to First National Bank By of NE and BE wll of 3-budd. Geo K Allen to G Zeeman Lz Bit. luo 1800. UU
Public urged to buy Chamberlain's Cough Remedy over substitutes. notes decades of approval and local sellers Jay Johnston and Lon Smith. Includes anecdote from Mrs. H. M. Johna of Alicia Ohio about preventing croup in children and promotes a Christian Science lecture at Odd Fellows hall on November 30 at 7:16 p.m.
The Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs music committee outlines three aims: expand community singing via choirs and public groups, foster talent exchange between towns, and raise high school music standards including credit for private lessons. It notes clubs should dedicate at least one program yearly to music and stresses cooperation across Iowa communities. The piece also traces early club history and cites nine thousand clubs with two million members in the General Federation.
A talking farm fable follows the Old Gray Hen judging ducks wisdom. The Pig and Rooster debate travel and knowledge as the Hen, after sailing a boat, finds herself near a rock and encounters a curious squirrel while pondering if what she saw was real. She narrates crossing and sailing, imagining distant lands and elephants.
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