Vindicator and Republican weekly rates controversy
In Estherville and Emmet County the Vindicator and Republican defends local paper advertising rates and hoists the home trade principle. A merchant with out-of-town ads seeks lower rates, but the paper argues against backing catalogue houses, praising local circulation and urging readers to patronize hometown papers.
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Tin Lane
Fiat
Corie Regala
Beggacore
Ponteapsifia
Heone Drerelanis
Vindicator
Reputligan
Heen
Batherville
Can't Fool The Farmer Noone Aloubtly
Fragmented OCR text discusses Bree-Trade impact on agricultural products and pricing. Mentions agelenatural machinery, production costs, and Senator McCumber. Claims farmers may face price declines, with uncertain effect on home market and proponents of a trade policy facing resistance.
Manele State Journal Records Local Farmer Fame
A brief note highlights a Tean farmer known for aiding neighbors, sharing bread and help during hard times with community support expanding across Ind. state lines.
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Manele
Ind
State Journal
Protests Sweep Nation Over Tariff Bill Attitude
The nation shows decided reaction against the Underwood tariff plan with protests by individuals and many Democrats and organizations reaching Washington. Critics fear delay in passing the bill harms confidence, while denunciations warn it could ruin tariff ambitions.
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Washington
Congress
Haa
Tog
Haathesa
Pde
Trenton Gazette
Tariff and wages debate on Overcoat pricing and teachers’ pay
The Minneapolis Journal analyzes how wool tariffs and transport costs affect an overcoat’s $82 price, noting the farmer bears little benefit while manufacturers and retailers take most of the value. It also remarks on low teacher salaries, especially for girls, and potential shortages if wages do not rise.
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Minneapolis Journal
Welytt
Woel Ursad
Beers and exodus mingle with fair week recalls
The article notes beer sales during Des Moines fair week reaching about 80 000 cases by Thursday night and estimates up to nine gallons of beer per man at the state fair. It also reports a prison escape at Fort Madison as Harry Scanton and James Gleason fled after sawing through iron bars and lowering with a rope. Scanton hailed from Jefferson and was serving eight years for manslaughter. Gleason from Kiminitabury, Palo Alto county, sentenced to ten years for burglary.
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Des Moines
Retail Liquor Dealers Association
Dee Moines
Ratherville
Fort Dodge
Warren Pullen
J. Z. Johnston Asayer
Harry Scanton
James Gleason
Fort Madison
Phuracay
Scanton
Jefferson
Greene County
Gleason
Kiminetabury
Palo Alto County
Cholera Hits Mininet County Hog Herds Hard
Farmers face severe losses from hog cholera across southern Minnesota and northern Iowa. Logs of hogs infected reach into millions, with reports from leases showing thousands of dollars daily. A calamity amid an unusually prosperous time, the drought of relief points to broad hardship and political splits echo in a nearby congressional race.
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Mininet County
Minnesota
Iowa
United States
Fire devastates Hot Springs with $6 million loss
A Friday blaze in Hot Springs, Arkansas caused a $6,000,000 fire loss leaving about 2000 people homeless. The notice also mentions a promotional offer at Heyers Sela Kuoyal Blue Show Store giving away a two bladed ragar steel knife with every school shoe.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
Heyers Sela Kuoyal Blue Show
Hansen Seen Entering Congress Race From Rode
J F Temple of the Rode Bugle reports Thor O Hansen may enter the Tenth District race. A former House member, he is described as popular and well qualified with strong physical and mental prowess. Mentions of local politicians, past offices, and his Wisconsin birth are noted along with a survey of local opinions and community notices.
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Thor
Hanson
Congress
J. F. Temple
Rode Bugle
Dea Moines
Register and Leader
Rode
Paul & Allman
Jefferson
Joe Allen
Kenate
Flell
Thor O. Hanson
Bode
Thor O
Kossuth
Humboldt
Fle
Bore
Dautheran
Barmer County
Saloon Order Affects Panama Canal Work
Secretary Weohanger Lindley M Garrison orders abolishing saloons along the Panama Canal during the coming year. Col Geo Goethals, canal commissioner, reports regulated saloons improved conditions, noting less drunkenness and better discipline among workers. The piece contrasts Goethals support for regulation with other officials involved in Washington policy.
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Weohanger
Lindley M. Garrison
Panensa Canal
Geo. Goethals
Col. Goethals
Gaeertson
Washington
Gol Goethals
Splendid Sweater Coats and Mackinaws For Sale
An offer highlights an assortment of Sweater Coats and Mackinaws with attractive prices from five dollars for good ones to ten dollars for better ones. The tone implies a local retail promotion encouraging customers to view and buy.
Nau Brothers College Opens With Large Enrollment
Nau Brothers The Katierville Commercial College began Monday with strong enrollment for the year. A long list of names includes Arleta Reynolds Emmetsburg Albert Schnapp Lake Park Ellen White Eatherville Inna Weir Pearl Lytle Ralph Schacharar Wallingford Harry Jones Estherville Edna Gallager Emmetburg Miss McNally Evelyn Neonan Crosby N D Josephine Hallwon CGrnattinger Vera Heffelfinger Eatherville Pearl Brown Ellen Mack K N Shillinglaw was badly injured as a Rock Island brakeman at Clarion. He suffered five broken ribs and a crushed side and is recovering at Estherville hospital. R J LaValla visited Spirit Lake Tuesday. Gratitude expressed to friends who aided during the illness and death of a daughter and sister. F M Wagoner Frank Elden Leo Wagoner. W o o h Miller Anna Griffith Williams Hattie Keck jorden 2 19 19 L BK Burg High Lake التجارية
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Katierville Commercial College
Arleta Reynolds
Emmetsburg
Albert Schnapp
Lake Park
Ellen White
Eatherville
Inna Weir
Pearl Lytle
Ralph Schacharar
Wallingford
Harry Jones
Estherville
Edna Gallager
Emmetburg
Miss McNally Evelyn Neonan Crosby
N. D
Josephine Hallwon
Cgrnattinger
Vera Heffelfinger
Pearl Brown
Ellen Mack
K.N. Shillinglaw
Rock Island
Clarion
F. M. Wagoner
Frank Elden
Leo Wagoner
Emmet County Vindicator and Republican Offer
The notice promotes mailing the Vindicator and Republican to every address in Emmet county until February 1 1914 for 26 cents. It adds a free one year subscription to the Farmer and Breeder and urges readers to tell friends to act immediately.
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Emmet County
Emmet
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