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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1910
Page
7
Jacob H. Schiff, dining aboard the yacht Ramona, condemned a rising concern and urged straight business methods. He cited a receiver story to illustrate a moral, recalling a boy Tommy answering when asked what he would be. a receiver, he said, has brought champagne for dinner and two cars since his father became a receiver.
An elderly visitor at a Sunday school asks which is the longest Bible chapter. Tommy Tucker answers Psalm 119, prompting the scene as others listen. The piece ends with a moral remark about happiness and character.
A playwright mutters about a star who can wiggle ears and whistle through teeth while debating a character study. He muses on a married man whose wife worries about his punctuality and whether her indifference to his comings and goings alters the stakes.
Miss Hattie Siders aged 21 shot herself through the heart in the Hotel Gentry Albia with a 32 caliber revolver. Special Albia police officer Homer Wooster arrested and held for County Attorney Patterson. Wooster linked to the deceased and to a poltical role in Monroe county.
Mrs. Charles Ellicott near Marshalltown split kindling when her ax sank as a 38 year old man’s child stepped under the blade. The ax struck the child on the head inflicting a deep gash, but officials believe the wound is not dangerous.
Christina Buttke files suit for divorce from Henry Buttké after thirty-two years of marriage. She seeks custody of twelve children with ten adults and four minors, $35,000 alimony, and division of a $70,000 estate including 575 acres. She cites cruelty.
The body of George Godfrey, who killed Miss Rika Amelsberg near Hartley after she spurned his advances, was found in a corn field near the murder site. Godfrey, formerly employed on the Amelsberg farm, had repeatedly pursued the girl despite her lack of encouragement.
The Twenty ninth annual meeting of the Presbyterian Synod of Iowa with Alpino Synodical society and related groups will be held in Iowa City from October 18 to 21. The event gathers church leaders and members for discussions and joint sessions across denominations. Leaders expect a strong turnout and coordinated activities across multiple days.
John Foster of Hedrick receives a postmaster appointment from the president, succeeding John Morrison who held the post for nearly thirteen years, per a notice from the Post Office Department.
After ten hours in deliberation and a night at the courthouse, the jury acquitted Lon Ward of South Sioux City in the assault case against Miss Ida Teter.
A big blaze in Mason City started in empty tea houses owned by the Milwaukee railway in the yards. The fire caused about 250000 dollars in property damage and no injuries were reported.
Chris Padetto, a Greek cement plant worker at Lehigh Cement, was struck across the face with a shovel by foreman William Albright after Padetto refused to move a wheelbarrow he did not understand to take. Padetto sustained a crushed nose and scalp laceration. Albright was arrested.
Burlington plans a brightened downtown with electric light posts along seven blocks of Main street and six or seven on Jefferson street. Side streets will also receive lighting. Each post will bear an upright globe with four drop globes beneath, placed eight in a block.
K E Knutson of St Ansgar owns the 24 grain coral pearl recovered from the Cedar river near his home. The reddish treasure, deemed the most valuable yet found in the river, commands at least 1500 dollars, brighter than the $1200 Trogue pearl found weeks earlier.
The national convention of the Danish Sisterhood has adjourned after ten days in session at Council Bluffs. It voted to bar men from office. Elected officers include President Mrs Hansina Matson Clinton S A, Vice President Mrs Sophie Lauritsom Alameda Cal, Secretary Caroline Nelson Chicago, Treasurer Louisa Rasmussen St Paul Minn.
In Towa City crowds gather at Rock Island stations to hear experts discuss scientific and profitable methods of raising and feeding hogs. The special train comprises seven cars, drawing interest from farmers stockmen and others in attendance.
Elliott reports a record rise in winter wheat sowing with many fields already up and green. Ground conditions are good and planting is progressing well across the area, with seedings completed in better shape than usual.
Iowa City report: Dr. H E Kirschner superintendent of the Oakdale sanatorium returns from Germany after valuable investigations and recovery of his health. Burglars in Macksburg raid obtain 235? 3235 in cash, suspected to be the work of experts.
Public sentiment backs a Great International Exposition to celebrate the Panama Canal completion in 1916 with Congress to decide the host city. New Orleans argues it is the logical point, citing regional populations and travel costs, urging readers to lobby senators and the district congressman. The piece blends the appeal with a second item recounting a chaotic stage troupe incident and a patrol wagon evacuation.
In a Harper's Weekly anecdote Pat recalls running a grocery with dishonest weights. He admitted hiding lead in scales, yielding twenty three ounces per pound of sugar. A friend asks if he was found out. Pat says no, the mistake was discovered by him and he learned to be honest.
Distemper in horses and dogs across ages cited as cured or prevented by SPOHN'S DISTEMPER CURE. Over 600,000 bottles sold last year. Priced 50 cents and 1.00. Available from any druggist or directly from Spohn Medical Co. Goshen Indiana. Gents wanted as agents.
A fragment from a hospital ward scene shows Frank accused of kicking, with Nurse ordering cleansing while the nurse questions responsibility. The text depicts a petty, tense altercation implying duty and discipline within a medical setting.
Druggists offer Murine Eye Remedy liquid and Murine Eye Salvo in aseptic tubes with prices. The ad claims relief for red weary eyes and grants free Eye Books and advice from the Murine Eye Remedy Company of Chicago. A closing note mentions men attempting debt avoidance.
A cartoon dialogue shows Mister asking how often someone eats per day. One character estimates sixteen times, another counters with about ten, framing a playful bet about eating frequency. Local vernacular and humorous tone suggest a light comedic item.
A Plainkville bridge suddenly gives way just after receiving a new coat of paint. Town officials are puzzled as residents recall the fresh look and speculate on the cause of the collapse. Authorities urge caution near the riverbank.
Instant relief for irritated eyes from dust heat wind Pettit's Exe Salve 350 sold by Howard Bros Buffalo N Y. Also an ad promises guns traps cheap and a hide fur catalog from Minneapolis Minn with a closing line about choosing a close faced friend with a close mouth.
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