Legal Notices Skipped by Vindicator and Republican
The Vindicator and Republican are described as fully up to date in handling legal blanks, with emphasis on keeping pace with required notices and filings.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1904
Page
7
The Vindicator and Republican are described as fully up to date in handling legal blanks, with emphasis on keeping pace with required notices and filings.
Helena Adair surveys Paris styling, noting silk gowns at fashionable dinners, Rajah prints with blue and lace, and a move toward artistic fabrics. She praises modern designers for integrating antique color palettes, handloom textures, and sleek bodices with corset-driven silhouettes shaping a refined, contemporary wardrobe.
The text notes fashion leaning toward Louis XVI with fewer Directoire touches. It highlights ornate trimmings signaling extravagant luxury and global influence. An illustration features a brown Burlingham Louis XVI coat with a self trimming border as a prime example of artistic weaving.
An OCR fragment lists officials including mayor and clerk Asaensor Bolicitor, treasurer Houltshouser, A. Anderson, J. Atwood, Peterbon Ridley Pullen Tom Amundson Nels Lee Marla Z Pingrey R.B. Callwell and others. It also mentions treasurer auditor clerk county attorney recorder and school board members C. M. Brown pres Walter Crowell G L Bartlett A E Gaylord N B Egreet G J Scilard Becy.
A local Estherville resident Mrs. A H Page wife of conductor A H Page describes four years of backache and painful attacks. She credits Dean’s Kidney Pills for strengthening her back and providing relief after trying many remedies. Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Dean’s and take no substitute.
During the past week County Recorder Collins logged seven deeds totaling 84667.87, three real estate mortgages for 11300, seven chattel mortgages totaling 2672.60 and one bill of sale for 86050.
Ws. Philpot of Albany Georgia reports relief from a bilious attack after taking a single De Witt’s Little Early Risers, stating the pill was more effective than calomel blues mass or other remedies and with a pleasant effect. Por sole by Williams & Anderson and Quammen & Wolden Wallingford.
Lowest excursion rates via the Minnesota and St. Louis railroad offer round trip season tickets daily for 23.60, sixty day tickets 19.65, fifteen day 7.70, and seven day coach excursion tickets 11.75, available each Tuesday and Thursday. For through connections and hotel locations contact agents or A. C. Cutts G. P. T. A. Minneapolis.
County Auditor Ridley reports the semi annual apportionment of the permanent school fund interest. Emmet County owes about 2400 to the state as it is a borrower, not a lender, under the fund. The article explains the fund origins, loan terms, and how counties settle allocations and transfers twice yearly.
A Great Feature shows eight Japanese acrobats jugglers pole vaulters and equilibrists in Estherville on Monday September 12 with two exhibitions. The act arrived under Japanese government permission after Norris Rowe pressed Nagasaki agents for over a year and the Mikado agreed to the sale for a brief period.
Parker Triplett of Grigsby Virginia reports permanent relief from rheumatism in the back after using Chamberlains Pain Balm. The local firms Jay Johnston & Co and Wil Haws & Anderson offer the product.
Fragmented OCR lists transfers and trustees with names and partial addresses. Items mention Jobo Mollie trustee, Merion E ta sani swig, Lydia & Oreovt, Armotronug, Lathrop Fred, Delbenty, Armstrong Quammey Gow, Walden, Wallingford Hays TS to Paty, and Bank Armstrong. Details are obscure and dates are unreadable.
Readers are advised to order magazines at clubbing rates for the Vindicator and the Republican to save money. The notice highlights discounted bulk pricing and encourages subscribers to contact the circulation desk for details.
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