Twelve Organs to Be Given Away by The Vindicator
The Vindicator and Republican will present one school organ to each township in Emmet county based on a voting contest. August 1 to December 20, 1904 ballots count for the school, with one organ per township for rural schools only. The organ is a Putnam model, oak, 43 by 47 by 21 inches, five octaves, ten year guarantee.
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Vindicator
Republican
Emmet
Orle
L’utnam
W. H. Waterman
Julian Richards
Has One of the Finest, Hermann G Graaf Occupies Elegant New Store
Hermann G. Graaf, the clothier, has moved to his elegant new store building and is preparing for the opening this Saturday. The large inn is among the finest in the northwest and a credit to Estherville. The interior features top furnishings, with the furniture and fixtures chosen for quality and comfort. The bustling staff works to complete the setup for the debut.
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Hermann G. Graaf
Jioto
Estherville
Furnish Logs
Scott's Emulsion Promises Life and Strength
Scott's Emulsion is described as a vital remedy for all ages to combat wasting diseases. It claims to restore flesh, blood, and energy for men women and children, aiding growth in children and strength in the sickly, with samples offered and pricing listed.
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Scott
Fife
Interior of northwest department store and nearby ads
A sprawling description outlines a large northwest corner store with a shoe, collar and hat section, tailor made rooms, children's department, and a back area for trucks and bags. Gas lighting, elaborate window trimming, and multiple clerical rooms are noted. The ad text promotes DeWitt's Liver Pills and mentions local business names and a farmer’s weather outlook from October.
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Paoto
Advertiser
Porthweat
Iowa Farmers See Strong Corn Outlook and Higher Prices
The article notes favorable weather ahead improving corn grades and a possible December price above 50 cents per bushel, with Iowa likely reaching near 200,000,000 bushels. Oat crops in the north are strong, wheat suffers from rust, and overall farm prosperity remains high after years of lower prices. drought fears ease as dairy, hogs, and pastures show good returns.
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Towa
Sage
Iowa
Price mood and farm outputs underline 1895 value
The report reviews a season with corn averaging 44 bushels per acre and oats 48, while total state cereals reached 521,638,000 bushels. December prices were low, corn 17, wheat 45, oats 13 cents, sparking discussion that prosperity has raised expectations.
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Oata
Sage
Thie
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