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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1910
Page
4
A candidate for Sheriff of Eimet County is announced ahead of the November election. The piece critiques Roosevelt and Taft era politics, noting Dolliver’s Roosevelt admiration and evolving views after a Saratoga speech. Mason City opens a $1,000,000 automobile plant employing 200 workers, highlighting local hustlers. The column reflects political shifts and trust in leaders of the era.
Governor Carroll was found not guilty of criminal libel by a Polk County jury last Thursday. The ruling framed the case as a political persecution, with the governor maintaining a clean record and stronger public support after the trial. The total expense of the quit ran just over $4,000, with about half charged to the state and Polk County.
The Register and Leader signals concern for harmony and is willing to overlook faults to aid friends’ election. It recalls eleven months of attacks on regular Republicans and fears post election reprisals. The piece labels the policy mistaken and urges consistency.
Cedar Rapids Republican columnist Dr. Geo M Chappel predicts a 300 million bushel corn crop while critics in New York bristle at Roosevelt calling him an arrogant boss. The piece argues the year will favor Democrats and notes unusually warm weather in Los Angeles.
A list of jurors for the October 1910 term is published. Names include J. H. Kane Dolliver, Wm Seggebuck Ringsted, D Reimer Ellsworth, J Sandvin Estherville, John Law Armstrong, N B Hebert Estherville, Geo Follett Iowa Lake, H J Hendkson Ringsted, John Shepherd Estherville, RF Richmond Estherville, John Monson Estherville, Geo Luenburg Ringsted, CG Olson Estherville, Chris Jensen Milaworth, Isaac Anderson Eatherville, A J Oringer Grover, T B Nelson Wallingford, A B Anderson Estherville, GC Brown Estherville, RK Lynch Estherville, James Robbins Estherville, Stanley Calkins Grover, H Mack Twelve Mile Lake, Ben Nelson Kinmeress Anderson Ringsted, yt. W Mathwig Huntington, M J Tindall Hoping, B T Sorum Maple Hill, Ben Harland Ellsworth, J H Hill Dolliver, A B Wooley Maple Hill, J S Goodge Estherville, L B Rokne Wallingford, J Parnell Grover, J J Clinite Estherville, W S Jones Estherville.
A cheerful new comedy drama presented by The Harry Scott Co at the Armory Theatre on Wednesday October 12 offers aristocratic adventures in several Far Eastern countries. It features a clever cast, lavish settings, and catchy musical numbers with brisk, nonstop entertainment.
Week ending October 3 1910 Des Moines Iowa favorable for ripening corn with crop now safe from frost damage except late planted fields needing another week of fine weather. Light rain on the 26th frost on the 27th caused no material damage. Seed corn interest rising with Sept harvest higher than ever. Rains aided fall plowing pastures meadows and winter grains. Silos filled more corn shock pile. Fall grains growing. despite April May frost and summer drought harvest profitable. Corn yield above normal total likely over 800000000 bushels. hay shortage offset by fodder corn and good fall pastures. Potato crop smaller but quality good.
A roundup of local mentions including A C Peterson and IF H Rhodes returning to Orleans for winter, fall pasture extending fodder supply, Chas Murray visiting Estherville, and Taft civil service postings. Mentions of post office discussions with P. O. Ressell, Mrs Anton Rank move to Minneapolis, Rock Island settlement with Brown children, critique of campaign lies, new electroliers and lamp upgrades, dedication of a $12,000 Christian church with $1,500 raised leaving $4,000 debt, and a humorous ad for lost cow finding its way home.
To the kind friends and neighbors who helped us during the illness of our daughter and wife we express our sincere thanks. Henry Johnson and family. Orts Berhew.
Public sale of horses at the M. and St. Louis stock yards scheduled for Saturday features a single carload of halter-broke draft horses aged two to four years noted as a high quality lot. The seller is F. StuRLMILLER, proprietor, with Win Foshier as auctioneer and F. H. Rhodes as clerk. The same consignor previously sold a lot at the yards on Oct. 1. Also promoting is a theater listing for The Girl From U. S. A. at the Armory Theatre on Wednesday Oct. 12, praising the naturalistic production and a strong supporting cast of singers and dancers.
W F Mann presents Pinkey the Pinkerton Girl at the Armory Theatre this Saturday Oct leading role Willie Wynn is played by Misa Dorothy Laverne noted for versatility and multiple disguises including messenger boy boot black and more. Song numbers by Peters and DeLong suit each disguise and are well sung by Pinkey.
Moore's Orchestra will play at Federated Baptist church in all three services next Sunday and at every service thereafter. The Ladies Aid of the Christian church meets Tuesday afternoon October 7. Ernest Gamble Concert Party at the Methodist church October 10 with single admissions 50 cents and season tickets 150. Bible study series begins next Thursday at 7 30. Rally Day exercises at Bible School and Young People's meeting at 6 30. Mrs Milford Osgood hosts Ladies Aid at north Sixth Street Wednesday. The Woman's Club meets October 16 at 3 at Mrs B B Anderson's home to study Iowa history and resources. Various church programs and social notices follow with guest entertainments and local society items.
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