Campaign support in Estherville editorial favors Clark
The Vindicator and Republican urges continued support for Governor Clark. It defends his tax record, argues state taxes are a small part of overall burden, and criticizes Democratic claims. The piece urges sticking to the Republican ticket from top to bottom, praising Republicanism.
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Clark Dadhe
Rominer
Clark Feould
Grouuda
Menarre
Democrata
Republicana
Automobiles Breach and County Riches Stir Local Opinion
The writer laments irregular practices in newspaper management and argues many Emmet county farmers deserve cars, while noting wealthier locals move to California. He warns about the social divide as some own Ford cars while others cannot afford upkeep or fuel. He recalls wartime prayers for peace and predicts resolution only after decisive losses.
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Rome
Emmet
Prosperity Outlook for Eninet County Encourages Local Effort
Officials say Eninet County has had a prosperous year and faces no obstacles to continued growth. Citizens are urged to support legitimate enterprises and contribute to the community’s momentum moving forward.
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Eninet
Iowa Autumn Weather Described As Best Worldwide
A compact tribute notes that travel the world over cannot yield weather surpassing Iowa autumns. The piece extols clear skies and gentle temperatures, framing the region’s season as unmatched for comfort and appeal.
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Lowa
Clyde Gore Buys Napoleon Hotel
Clyde Gore and Clyde Giore of Des Moines purchased the Napoleon hotel east of the Missouri Pacific tracks. They closed it to remodel and rename it the Freeport hotel after extensive cleaning. They plan to reopen with groceries and canned goods. Mrs. Gore is to be remembered as Mrs. Neva Wiltaie.
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Clyde Giore
Des Moines
Napoleon Hotel
Mo & St L
Freeport
Twenty Years Ago Cozy Rural Town Dispatch
October was marked by rain as Mr and Mrs Con Alf began a three week visit to their old home in Town City. Local notices report court nominees, church plans and social events with railroad weathered details and obituary note forthcoming.
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Con Alf
Town City
Ruthven Free Prera
Dakotas
Chas. Sternter
South Dakota
Mra
Sternter
I. A. Snow
Allen
C.T. Harcourt
Dexter
R. E. Tilloteau
Spencer
Maud Tile Latern
al Heese
Chicago
Michigan
Alfred Hhodes
Detroit
Harry Helfelfiinger
Chas. Robinson
Maple Hill
R. J. Ridley
Sioux City
Jefferis
Men and Religion Forward Movement in Estherville
In 1911 a regional campaign formed to unite church men across denominations for five work lines Bible study community extension social service boys work and missions. Estherville hosts a meeting at Union Baptist Church to discuss forming Church Councils to coordinate efforts and uplift the town with male participation led by J Frederic Catlin.
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United States
Towa
Rene
Des Moines
Cedar Rapide
Maran City
Rand
Esthervilleville
Iamipe
Eatherville
Union Baptist Church
Estherville
J. Frederic Catlin
Y M C A bans tobacco in Chicago hotels
The Young Men's Christian Association of Chicago announced a ban on tobacco use among its members and in its hotels. Non-smokers will fill rooms while smokers must abstain or seek other lodging. Critics argue the policy overreaches personal conduct and cites clergymen who smoke or share cigars as examples.
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Young Men's Christian Association of Chicago Lea
Y. MC
Nanpmakers
Gasoline Taxes Lowered In War Revenue Bill
Washington D C senators on the finance committee cut the gasoline tax to 1 cent a gallon and set a 60 cent per horsepower automobile tax while delaying bank tax decisions. A 2 cent per 1000 stamp tax on checks and drafts would raise about 10 million annually.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Finance Committee
Treasury Department
Pile on the Taxes and Government's Income Critique
The Philadelphia Inquirer quotes a citizen denouncing Congress for taxing to fund revenue, calling the plan unsound and harmful to industry. An additional notice seeks a boy to work for the board, with a farmer’s son preferred, listing G. A. Nichols and phone 1788 Batherville.
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Congress
Philadelphia Inquirer
Farmer's Gon
G. A. Nichols
Batherville
Ownership and circulation data for Vindicator and Republican
The October issue of Vindicator and Republican from Estherville Iowa lists Geo A Nichols as editor managing editor and publisher with himself as business manager. Stockholders with over one percent include G A Nichols H T Nichols Mra W EK J P Kirby M K Whema F P Woods and TT K Breen. No mortgagees or other security holders over one percent. Sworn before Mra L Heffeliinger Clerk of the District Court on October day.
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Vindicator
Republican
Eathervile
Iowan
Geo. A. Nichols
Indicator and Republican Co
G. A. Nichola
Estherville
Iowa
H.T. Nichols
Eatherville
Mra
Administrator's Notice of Estate in Emmet County Iowa
The District Court of Emmet County Iowa appoints WW Walker as administrator of the Emily E Peter son estate. Creditors must file sworn claims with the court clerk and others owing the estate should make immediate payment to avoid costs. Dated October 2 in Berberville Iowa.
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District Court
Emmet
Emily
Peterson
Asid Court
Costa
Berberville
Towa
A. I. Dulch
WW. Walker
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