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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1911

Page

3

Diarrhoea Remedy Ad Promises Prompt Relief

A September prevalence note promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as always effective and pleasant to take. It states the remedy is for sale by all dealers and can be depended upon for prompt relief.

Iowa news briefs span deaths marriages and disasters

Algona resident Tom Burt dies at 78 from apoplexy while Franklin resident J W Haffner passes away at 70 after diabetes. Marriages unite L M Pomeroy with Mary Ethel Goodwin in Malvern and Ope Arnold with Helen Young in Iowa City. A range of local events include school appointments, fair results, house thefts, a fatal railway incident near Luzerne, and dedication plans for a new Swedish church in Dayton. Fire, accidents, and legal notices pepper a busy Iowa roundup with notable figures and communities across the state.

Tom Burt Algona J. W. Haffner Franklin L. M. Pomeroy Mary Ethel Goodwin Malvern Thomas Ll. Cook Sac City Defiance Fort Des Moines C. C. Boysen Cedar Falls Ope Arnold Helen Young Methodist Iowa City Israel H. Fine Davenport Grinnell Frank Harding Daniel W. Shoemaker Omaha Luzerne Austin W. Scott State University College of Law Ethel L. Newcomb Creston Warren E. Allen Centerville J. E. Abernathy Alta Roy Nye E. A. Nye Des Moines News J. B. Hungerford Jefferson Free Lance Henry Cooper H. Johnson Wilton Fair Association Burlington Mississippi Valley Minneapolis New Orleans Allen T. Brooks Mt. Pleasant Second Iowa Infantry van Buren County W. H. Allen Knoxville Harrison County Logan J. T. Baker Presbyterian Church of C. A. Miller Christian Church Modale Ames Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church Dayton Buckeye Hardin County Sherman Radcliffe Alden Grant Liese Ute Iowa Milwaukee Baba

Plans for Taft Iowa visit and political plans

Des Moines reports Republican leaders plan a two day zigzag tour for President Taft across Iowa late this month. He will travel with Governor Carroll and state officials, attend a Masonic play in Des Moines, and his addresses are expected to be political. The article also covers prison investigations in Fort Madison, labor conditions amid a Greek padrone system, a forecast of more winter wheat, and other state notes including undertaker price practices and Still College bids. A 14 year old boy in Iowa was injured by a horse at the Hardin county fair.

Robert Baxter Silver Creek Shoff & Andrews Sloan P. S. Summers Hornick Neb Nebraska Jordan Little Clarine Caverly Spencer William Pyle Rhodes Henry Claussen Davenport Charles Wegner Wegner Claussen Edward M. Bates Ottumwa Mr. Bates Missouri Iown The Christian Churches of Iowa West Liberty Conrad Kruse Katie Silver City New North and South Kingston Burlington Yellowstone Springs J. M. Briggs Anita Republican Catherine Johanssen Chicago & Northwestern Clinton End Louis Stahlmaster W. E. Moore Mason City Moore Maqueketa New Vienna Bernard Wessele Hardin County Rachel Melten Laurence Meland Iowa City Des Moines Taft Waterloo Joe EB. Morcombe Storm Lake Masonic Lodge Congress Cosson Roberts Sheldon Fort Madison State Board of Health State Labor Bureau Minnesota George A. Wells Western Grain Dealers’ Association Wells Still College Detroit Kansas City 8. L. Taylor Detroit Chamber of Commerce Michigan City

Woman shoots rival in Nashville theater panic

In Nashville Tennessee on September 11 Mrs Earl Samuels wife of a grain broker shot and seriously wounded Miss Willie West during a moving picture show. The incident sparked a theater panic. Mrs Samuels had recently started divorce proceedings but a compromise was announced.

Nashville, Tenn Earl Samuels Willie West

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