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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1916
Page
2
A 1920s advertisement touts the Hoosier Cabinet as a time saving kitchen marvel. It claims the unit stores 400 articles in a centralized, organized space with 40 labor saving inventions, noting 17 unique features not found in rival cabinets.
The ad touts all metal features and space efficient Hoosier kitchen cabinets with large work surfaces. It highlights specific components like a glass front floor bin a gear driven flour sifter a revolving caster and a big capacity sugar bin while stressing adjustable doors and multiple models to fit any kitchen at low prices with a money back guarantee and easy payment plans.
Long list of Estherville and surrounding town jurors for the October Term 1916 includes T. J. Conway O. Neville H. Williams and many others across wards and nearby communities. The records show a wide roster from Estherville to Ringsted and Delliver with Denmark connections. The bulletin also reviews farming profits and the role of proper application of general farming principles.
Russian forces report advances northeast and southeast of Lemberg against AustroGerman troops led by Prince Leopold of Ravenna and Archduke Karl. About 4,000 prisoners taken. 2,000 more captured near the Brody Krasne railway and in the Brzezany area. German and Austrian forces claim some repulses and a Teuton defensive posture forms in the eastern theater.
A collection of educators and university leaders discuss Sunday school’s impact. Presidents Burton and Wheeler speak to its influence on character, citizenship, and education, noting both strengths and limitations while praising its lasting contributions.
A New York special train carrying supporters for Hughes left Grand Central at 11 30 am on October 3. Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney hosted a Plaza breakfast for the coterie, with notable attendees including Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mrs. Raymond Robins among others.
In Fort Morgan Colorado night marshal Charles Eyser was shot and killed during a raid on a lodging house. His wife Mrs Godfrey Weymer died soon after from bullet wounds. A posse pursued two cowboys after the shooting as Eyser sought violators of prohibition law.
In San Francisco on October 2 the Republican state central committees reorganized with the united wing taking control. Governor Hiram W. Johnson supporters won all offices and Charles B. Hughes was endorsed as a candidate.
Martinez Le Clair, a liberal party representative in Nicaragus, telegraphed Secretary Lansing protesting threats of violence in the presidential elections. He reported fighting already had begun in the streets of Managua.
Jefferson City Oct 2 The Missouri supreme court ordered that the proposed constitutional amendment providing for state wide prohibition be placed on the November ballot for voters to decide.
The article surveys stamps with only one known copy, citing examples from Bos(cawen) in New Hampshire, Uri tisa Gaolana, and Niger Coast Protectorate surcharges. It notes limited prints in violet, vermillon, and black, with values up to twenty shillings, arguing the single-copy stamps rank among the world’s rarest, though some famed issues may surpass them in notoriety.
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