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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1912

Page

5

Seri of Sonora Coast Indians Describe Desert Habitat

The Seri of Tiburon Island near Sonora Mexico are a distinct desert people living without farming or domesticated animals. They rely on pelican pelts for clothing, turtles and fish for food, and use primitive tools to harvest these resources. Their culture includes unique religious beliefs and graves, with only about 375 remaining from several thousand earlier.

Nouth Acrogade Straita Sotiora Seri Mountains Riba Alsting Sonora Abitante Indiana Abele Isla Tassae Getty Seriland Malpais Cyreun Giganteus Dingle

Scent as insomnia cure offers old Parisian hints

London Answers notes perfumes soothe sleeplessness with pine needle bags tucked in pillows and dried rose leaves with clover heads. A warm bath with eau de cologne refreshes, and scent on the forehead eases headaches, providing a simple home remedy for rest.

London Answers

Des Moines River bridge plan sparks railway conflict

A fragmented 20th century OCR fragment cites a Des Moines River bridge and a Milwaukee-railroad dispute. It mentions Madrid, Catertiction Pipe, and a project to span the river, with references to plans, betrayals, and a future crossing at Toone.

Des Moines Madrid

First Railroad Ride Narrates Des Moines Visit

At the sixth biennial convention of the Mothers' Congress of town the president Apes Bren ton of Dathis Center and first vice president Mrs Johnsen of Pies Mointe Seeahd led sessions. Mrs Woop Sterkedl of Binomfield was third vice president and Mes COP Volarave served as recording secretary. Mrs C tash of Des Moines acted as transurer. Mr O Melroyah Lewton was an exhibitor. Mrs Ww Slaught of OCrimina attended. Mrs Naytor, sister to J A Olfather, traveled by team from this city to visit Charles City relatives, describing her first railroad ride with childlike enthusiasm.

Ciba Sifth Biennih Motiers Dee Brenton Dathis Center Fett FL Johnsen Tob Daeksem Af Cedgar Falke C Tash Des Moines Transuer Melroyah Lewton Ww Slaught Ocrimina Vinton Rook Naytor Hranden Naylor J. A. Olfather Charles City

Corn Show Big Success in New London Iowa

The corn and colt show under the Iowa State bank drew a large crowd. Winners received $100 in premiums, marking the first event of its kind in New London and prompting talk of making the fair a permanent annual affair.

New London Iowa State Bank Hix

Head of Schools Stricken in Ottumwa

Ottumwa superintendent Prof A W Stuart who has led the city schools for thirty seven years regained consciousness enough to recognize his family after being stricken with apoplexy last Friday morning in a midwestern educational circle.

Ottumwa A. W. Stuart Middlewest Stuart

Club Women to Meet in Des Moines Convention Dates

Miss Mary H Bliss of this city chairs the third district of the Iowa Federation of Women’s clubs. Officials have announced dates for the annual convention of the Women’s clubs to be held there over five days.

Fort Dodge Richarda Webster City State Board of Health Iowa Mary H. Bliss Iowa B Wonwaa

Potatoes Selling at 25 Cents in Lyon County

Rock Rapids reports the potato market in Lyon County is active with growers expanding marketing efforts. Tammers are selling to dealers at 25 cents per bushel, signaling steady price levels amid strong activity.

Rock Rapids Lyon County

Iowa farm land prices surge as sales set records

Weethi reports land prices near Wet Union soared after two major sales. Holmes sold to Herwig then Herwig to Mishler, with price per acre rising sharply. Fox Hunters Association announces annual meet in this county near Old Man's Creek, Wednesday to Friday, highlighting attractively high interest in the event.

Wet Union Air Weeleo Martin Holmes Herwig West ‘Tinton Herwig Lad Howrite Jay Tinney Towa Fox Hunters Ansariation Old Man's Creek

Beet Shipments Reach 600 Tons From Local Farms

Farmers harvest beets and have shipped over HOM tons to the Chaska Minnesota factory and Waverly Iowa. About 200 railroad cars will carry the crop at 12 to 20 tons per acre. Farmers receive 20 dollars per ton while producing an acre costs about 25 dollars.

Matherylle Chaska Minn Waverly Iowa

Boone Favored for State Home by Marshalltown Delegates

Local delegates to the grand chapter of the Town Lantern Star convention will back Boone as the rotation site for the state home of the order, opposing Cedar Rapids or any other town. The home is currently in Boone but needs rebuilding while Cedar Rapids pushes a strong bid.

Washington Oregon Idaho Great Britain United States Champoeg Willamette River Theodore ‘N. Geer F. X. Matthieu Saya Hudson Bay Studson Bay Halfacre Jon Meek Hunter Etienne Ucier Matthieu Hudson Hay Boone Marshalltown Grand Chapter Town Lantern Star Cedar Rapids Order

Kings Daughters Elect Leaders at Waterloo Meeting

At the annual convention of the Kings Daughters Mrs Ida Mausfield of Burlington was elected president Mrs Lola Waite of Burlington elected treasurer and Mrs J A Townsley of Waterloo elected member of the executive board Miss Elisabeth McCartney chosen secretary of the county union

Kings Daughters Waterloo King’s Daughters Ida Mausfield Burlington Lola Waite J. A. Townsley Eligabeth McCartney County Union

Henry County Colt Show and Veterans Reunion Highlight Mount Pleasant

Fine attendance marked the Henry county corn and colt show in Mount Pleasant. The Twenty-first Iowa veterans held their fiftieth anniversary reunion concurrently. D. A. Boyer of Washington was elected president, and W. P. Young of Mount Pleasant became president of the Henry County Veterans' Association.

Henry County Mount Pleasant Iowa D. A. Boyer Washington W. P. Young Henry County Veterans’ Association

Traveling Men's Association in Des Moines Sued Over Husbands Death

Julia Reynolds sues for 5000 dollars in district court claiming death of her husband. The Iowa Traveling Men's Association answers that it is not liable for deaths from self inflicted injuries.

Traveling Men's Association Des Moines Iowa State Traveling Men's Association Julia Reynolds

Greeks Ready to Return Home from Charles City

Twenty five Greeks and about seventy five Servians await orders to depart for home at Charles City. Some Greeks who planned to leave remain in local business yet say the change will not affect their plans.

Charles City

Solon man freed on bail in blackhand letter case

Joseph Dvorak, accused of sending blackhand letters to John L. Adams of Solon, was released on bail. Seven Solon residents bound him with $500 each, totaling $3,600 as set by Judge Reed in federal court.

Lowas City Joseph Dvorak John L. Adams Solon Reed Federal Court

Unidentified Man Found Dead At Amana Barn

An unidentified man about six feet tall and 180 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes, estimated 45, was found dead at the old Amana barn and brought to Marengo. No signs of violence were observed. he was fairly well dressed.

Marengo Amana

Five Years In Pen for Horse Theft

George Miller must serve five years in Fort Madison penitentiary for stealing a horse from Mell Lamberton of Clear Lake. He was captured at Plymouth.

Pen Mason City George Miller Fort Madison Mell Lamberton Clear Lake Plymouth

Woman Badly Burned in Rock Rapids Fire

Mrs. Al Guiles, longtime Rock Rapids resident, was severely burned Saturday when her clothing caught fire from the kitchen stove. She is not expected to recover.

Hack Rapids al Guiles Rock Rapids

Damages Sought for Alienation of Affections

Elizabeth Scott of Oskalogsula files suit in Marshalltown for damages claiming Emma Seach and other relatives of her husband alienated the affection of Scott and her spouse. The Clinton case notes the death of 98 year old Mrs. Clara Smith on Sixth Avenue as a prominent local figure.

Marshalltown Nuabaud Emma Seach Elizabeth Scott Oskalogsula Clinton Clara Smith Sixth Avenue

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