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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1910
Page
4
The Estherville and Emmet County official paper reports on the upcoming sheriff election in Emmet County. The column notes a close race between candidates, mentions party shifts in Maine, and discusses Roosevelt Lorimer and related political chatter from the period.
A reader voices fatigue with titles like Honorable used for legislators and notes the nation's founding ideal of equality. The writer argues that past service to government does not justify formal prefixes and urges dropping such honorifics in official and public discourse.
A promotional notice offers daily and Sunday editions of The Register and Leader at a low price, inviting readers to subscribe for $1 daily to year end. It promises rapid, accurate state and national news via trained correspondents and mail delivery.
The Wizard of Wiseland promises a lavish Chicago tour production with 138 performers led by director Harry Scott. Principal cast includes Margaret De Von Nat Phillips Grace Liampe and Jack West with book by Bide Dudley and staging by Allan K. Poster. Performances begin at Armory Theatre on Tuesday September 20.
Rev John Sutton returns from M 18 conferences while Chas Root and Mose Wildy attend Milford races. A regular Eastern Star meeting is planned. Milton makes business trips east. Mr and Mrs G G Berry move upstairs above Jay Johnston store. Mrs Clint Sarvith joins M Shadle Son mercantile. About two hundred county residents attend Minnesota state fair. Mark Eglin returns from Dickinson ND sick with typhoid. Johnston brothers buy shoes in Chicago for John Johnston shoe store. Mrs A B Anderson and Mrs Wilbur Dempill attend Mrs Linder funeral at Duanwell. Algona fair runs Wed Thu Fri. county fair praised. Monte Miller promoted to Rock Island engineer. M K Whelan returns from Canada. impressed with resources. Grain mostly sent to Minneapolis. Rock Island runs trains from Estherville to handle grain. Kapil Thadtian and Adna Anderson marry. Wesworth township hosts. Clarence A L Buskirk of St Louis to lecture on Christian Science in Boston. Theatre: The Wizard of Oz in Armory Theatre Sept 20. Chicago reviews praise score and book.
Lewis Lyman returns home from Mandan for a two week stay while Spencer Brown looks after Mason City properties. Mrs Ea Miller and Mrs Robert Neville visit West Bend relatives before flying to Seattle. Superior beat Estherville 7 to 2 with Frank Shadle umpiring. Ernest Risetter leaves Beloit for college after visiting the Jacobson family. Beloit couple Risetters tour in an Overland car to DeKalb and Lee counties before Lee Illinois trip. Roy Wertz visits his mother in Iowa City. Various locals attend Morning Side College, visitations, travels to Canada, and trips to Minneapolis for the state fair. Crawford Dickinson recovers from a broken leg. Rev Cowley attends annual conference in Spencer. Mrs A A Halleck and children visit relatives in Cambridge. Clarence Buskirk of St. Louisa to speak on Christian Science Sept 18 at 3 p.m. Will H Bruno’s Hello Bill! debuts Sept 14 at Amory Theatre.
The Wizard of Wiseland promises a highly satisfying musical comedy with mirthful predicaments, irresistible smiles, clever comedians, and a top stage animal. Expect bright, catchy music and lively entertainment this year at the Armory Theatre on Pucca day, September 20.
Manager Spencer R. Cox has secured one of the season’s big musical comedies, Wizard of Wiseland, making its initial appearance at the Armory Theatre on Tuesday, September 20. Chicago critics hailed its 138 performance run, signaling strong reception.
A hearty clean American comedy called Hello Bill plays at the Armory Theatre on Monday September 1% featuring broad humor without risqué situations. The show is praised as wholesome amusement suitable for wives mothers and sisters.
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