Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Vindicator And Republican in Estherville, Iowa

Page 1

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1912

Page

1

New Silver King corn strain shows high yield in Iowa fields

Ames Iowa reports a new Silver King corn strain promising high yield and sound seed quality in northern Iowa. Prof D H Hughes praises maturity, frost resistance, and strong stands in fields near Algona Burt Mason City. College plans broad seed distribution under supervision to boost northern counties. Political paragraphs follow with pro Taft stance and call to maintain prosperity.

Ames Towa State College Towa Algona Magon City Kurt D. H. Hughes H. A. Bates B. RK. Mandaley Burt A.M. Avery Mason City

William Marble dies of Bright's disease at Actor's Home

William Marble known as Billy Marble and his sister Nona Marble are reported dead on September 18 at age from Bright's disease. Once a famed Midwestern stage presence with longtime ties to Iowa and the Middle West, Marble died after recent hospitalization.

Nona William Marble Holy Middle West Bright Imalael Billy Ella Marble Iowa Pilgrim-Hiott Saku Staten Inland N. Y Marble Stivers Hall

Death of a Newspaper Woman Miss Jennie Keith

Miss Jennie Keith editor of the Austin Republican died suddenly on October 1. She was among the few women in state journalism and sister of D G Keith of Centerton. The remains were taken to Goldfield for burial. She once served Wright County as county recorder for two terms and helped publish a local paper with a brother before her election. She belonged to the Upper Des Moines editorial association and served as its vice president.

Jennie Keith Austin Republican Kieth D. G. Keith Cexton Goldfield,a Fairmont Sentinel Misa Keith Wright County Upper Des Moines Editorial Association

New Brakemen Sought By Rock Island Train Master

The Rock Island railroad trainmaster announced a program to recruit high school educated young men as brakemen. Conductor Hank Schafenberg will lead a school of instruction along the line, taking five recruits so far as the train passes through towns. He aims to assemble a caboose full of trainees by the time the journey ends at lowa Falls. The article notes his calm demeanor and intent to train one or two students at a time.

Link Horgwell Rock Island Hank Schafenberg Tian Hadville Agenta Schafenberg Sweas City

Be a Good Roads Booster Meeting Fri day evening

Good Roads booster event to be held at the Court House Friday at 8 oclock. Mr Wd Pishenbanuer of GHintore City will address the meeting on state aid for continuous roads. Authorized by the Governor to stage demonstrations on roads between Fort Dodge and Spirit Lake. The Commercial Club invites all interested locals to attend and support better roads.

Wd. Pishenbanuer Ghintore City Fort Dodge Spirit Lake

Royally Entertained by Schults at Dolliver

Mr and Mrs Fred Schults near Dolliver entertained a group of young threshers on Saturday. Forty one attendees enjoyed dancing and a lively evening, leaving tired but happy with praise for the Schults as first class hosts. One who was there notes the event as a memorable time.

Fred Schults Dolliver Bchults

Hallowe'en Social at McKean's School Near Haifa

The Hallowe'en Social is set for Friday evening at McKean's school two miles northwest of Haifa. Ladies bring baskets and gentlemen bring ladies. Dalay Dyer, Veacher.

McKean's Haifa Dalay Dyer Veacher

Prosperity in America as factories run overtime

The Washington Post argues prosperity grips the nation with railroads strained and factories full. It notes 27,000 Pennsylvania Railroad workers preparing cars and locomotives, Pittsburgh mills at capacity, and welcomes tariff policy and rising iron and steel exports as signs of record employment and wages.

Washington Post Department of Agriculture Evi Pennsylvania Railroad Ho Nan Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Taft United States Keir Hardie

Six Possible Presidents Henry M Hyde and More Book List

A fragmented list of names and topics appears, including Henry M Hyde, K Alexander Powell, Rene Bache, and others on varied subjects. The text also notes ongoing Christian church revival services with special sermon and music, new songbooks, and lectures or programs continuing all week, inviting all to attend.

Henry M. Hyde Alexander Powell Rene Bache Charlton Lawrences Edholm Father Tine P. C. Walsh M.D Country Church G. Moorhead Frank N. Bauskett Robert G. Skerrett LeGrand America Henry Sovens G. Sanford Charles Frederick Carter Joyce Gulf Kay Bracer Rishard Snowdon Evory

Hay Tariff Notice at Des Moines By Pease Hay Cox Co

Hay sale offers the highest tariff price announced by Pease Hay Cox Co of Des Moines Iowa. The notice invites parties offering hay or straw to contact the firm for pricing details and terms.

Pease Hay Cox Co Des Motnes

Twenty Years Ago Local Notices of Town Changes

A roundup of short items lists business changes and civic news from the era. C B Gage sold a bakery, C H Gage bought another, Robins Co. restaurant changed hands, and trades altered homes. A town marshal appointment and council seats are noted along with school and lecture schedules.

Engine Homestead 815 Regular Meeting Notice

Engine Homestead No. 815 will hold their regular meeting Thursday evening this week after the business session refreshments. Officers listed include President Mrs Hemphill Vice President Mrs Bose Second Mrs B B Anderson Board Mrs C Harcourt Fourth Mrs J D Vanney Treasurer Mr S P Deming Secretary Mrs J Orvis Co Secretary Mrs Munson next meeting at home of Mrs Jobo Munson Tuesday Oct 22nd Special offer on the Daily HKegister and Leader for new subscribers now through February 10 1918 only $1.00 with Sunday issues $1.50 Des Moines 4204

Business Sosalon Era Tis Mra.Hemphill Mra. Bose B. B. Anderson Brd C. Harcourt J. D. Vanney P. Deming Sec'y J. Orvis Munson Jobo Munson Hkegister & Leader The Vindicator and Republican Des Muines

Roller Skating At Armory Seeks Safe Evening Sessions

Roller skating at the armory is offered every afternoon and evening with couples restricted to evening sessions. Ladien may enter alone or in crowds to deter undesired persons. Manager Mike J. WaivanoKk explains the measure and assures readers that checks issued by G. G. Wheat are valid, clarifying a recent confusion over funds misallocated to Northwestern Construction Co.

Ladien J. A. WaivanoKk Mgr G. G. Wheat Northwestern Construction Co A. Jd

Fanatic shoots Roosevelt at Milwaukee hotel

Theodore Roosevelt was shot in the right breast as he left a Milwaukee hotel Monday evening. Initial reports suggested a flesh wound, but X rays showed the bullet cratered near the liver, just below the lungs. Doctors fear fatal injury if the bullet had pierced the lung or heart. Roosevelt rests and is expected to recover soon.

Theodore Roosevelt Milwaukee

Keeping Friends Not to Need Your Frigndery Likely On Way

A terse note from Atchison reflects friendships and manners, suggesting a path to sustain bonds without requiring pretended closeness. The message highlights social etiquette and practical advice on maintaining goodwill among companions.

Atchison

Police Mamacat Patrol Dog Keeps Night Watch

An officer’s dog named Pag Post patrols the precinct at night by selecting a duty post with officers on duty. The dog changes posts, stays till regular patrol, and disappears by morning. Lodgings, meals, and collar number remain a mystery as the dog refuses tidbits and surprises the men each night.

Pag Post New York Tribune

Fawn and St Bernard Run Companions in Swiss Village

In Bauma Switzerland a farmer found a young fawn and raised it at home. A St Bernard dog befriended the fawn, sleeping in the kennel and accompanying it on walks. The pair roam the countryside together defending the fawn from other dogs and returning home at night.

Fawn St. Bernard Bauma Switzerland

Saved From Dreadful Death at Galicia Cemetery

In Zurawica Galicia during a funeral, a landowner presumed dead woke in his coffin as mourners tossed dirt. The priest and sextons opened the lid. the man surfaced alive, recovered, and walked home unaided. He is now wholly well.

Zurawica Galicia

Stray Fox Reported Missing Near Manville Wyoming

Stray fox from the Neat Side area near Manville Wyoming reported missing. Reward offered for its return. Contact W F Brown for details. Also noting limited stock offerings and guaranteed par value credits under G M Winkelman Manville Wyo reference.

G. M. Winkelman Manville Wyo W.F. Brown

Hertz and Marconi Pioneered Wireless Wave Theory

The article explains light and heat as waves, compares them to water ripples, and notes Hertz's discovery that electricity moves in waves and relates to ether. It credits Marconi with practical use of wireless telegraphy while honoring Hertz for enabling the system.

Hertz Marcon

Duel costs in France quoted by journalist Boholl

The London Chronicle notes dueling in France is costly and risky. Aurelian Scholl, the boulevard journalist, once borrowed 100 francs for expenses after a challenge from a friend. He claims the duel was bloodless and he was the only person touched.

France Aurelian Scholl Scholl Boholl London Chronicle

Rumpus Sparks Political Bedfellows Talk

Uncle Eben quotes politics making strange bedfellows as a day’s rumpus disrupts routines and stirs community chatter. The Washington Star remark highlights how sound and fury surround public affairs.

Eben Washington Star

Improved Envelope Patent A New York Man Files

A New York man has obtained a patent for an envelope described as a blank cut marked and foldable to fasten over a letter. The design aims to secure contents and simplify mailing with a fold over flap and fastening feature.

New York Ig Ld

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bryan Perrina Harvester Trust Workingmann Chairman Filles Hallowe'en Social Technical World Blow Barker BR. K. Soper Atak A. McCall Ramoas Hag O. Heavileon North Sixth M. L. Archer J. P B. Vorest C. A. Williams Coon John Jobnok Holliver Audiente Opera House Alany C. C. Anderson Wallingford Bury Oak B. van Lamn Masonic Hall Goar Church and Society Notes Armory Fanatic Roosevelt Arrancar Wyoming
Search Courier

Search the Vindicator And Republican Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Vindicator And Republican?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication