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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1912

Page

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New Parcels Post Law Details From Senate Committee Chairman

Senator Jonathan Brounie Jr, chair of the senate committees on post offices and post roads, summarizes the new parcels post law set to take effect January 1, 118. Items up to eleven pounds with length plus girth under seventy-two inches are mailable. Flat rate of 1 cent per ounce up to four ounces. higher rates by weight and zone distance. Zones range from 50 to 1000 miles with various per pound charges. Postmaster General can add indemnity insurance and COD charges and may adjust rates after consulting the Interstate Commerce Commission.

Jonathan Brounie, Jr Senate Peartmaster General

Present Enrollment Over Taxes College Buildings

Iowa State College reports a first full week enrollment of 2060 students in residence for a year. Officials expect to pass 2100 soon and near 2700 by June, with total including summer and short courses approaching 8000. The surge strains facilities, notably the chemistry building, as demand rises across departments including home economics and agriculture. The state board of education weighs building fund priorities.

Amer. Ta Iowa State College Home Economica State Board of Education Faosaia

Merry Travelers A Musical Comedy at the Armory

A local review announces the Merry Travelers, a musical comedy to be staged September 26 at the Armory featuring about fifty local performers. Directed by Home Talent Entertainment Bureau Randolph New York promises ghorny humor, costumes, and funny situations by Belle of Grace Episcopal Church. A separate classified note lists sale of a good will vow and a jewelry incident where two men were accused of attempting to steal a watch, released after repayment, watch later recovered.

the Armory Grace Episcopal Church Home Talent Entertainment Bureau Randolph, N. Y

Fat and Lean Game at Amebck Ball Park Friday

A friendly fat and lean benefit game between the Fat team led by Waddy Cleveland and the Lean team with Leane Logan Wilder is set for Friday afternoon at Amebck ball park. The lineup includes numerous local players and promises one of the most interesting matches this season as it helps fund a ball fund shortfall. Felix Gou Haxson has returned to finish college work, while social events include a commercial club banquet and a pennant promotion for boosters.

Fata Jeana Thin City Ball Park Amebck Leane Logan Wilder Geo. Anderson Fred Marshall Mevera Ray Miller Jay Howard Frank Allen H. (. Brees W. A. Kerr Waddy Cleveland Andy McAndrews Roy Burt A. Cummins Jay Jolmeton J.T. Cliniter W. Converse Geo. Gruwell R H. Wickersham Chas. G. Stedman Felix Gou Haxson Blag Bode Mrs. Herabore Chraen Twoenty The Comercial College

Good Words for Frank Carpenter in Local Race

In Esther ville Democrat editor and proprietor Frank Carpenter is urged as the Democratic candidate for state senator from the 47th Town district, including Kossuth and nearby counties. The piece praises his long tenure with the paper, his qualifications, and implies support despite not voting in his district.

Frank Carpenter Estherville Kossuth Pato Alto Dickinson Clay Emmet Francis Spirit Lake Frank Motherville Democrat Thompson Courter

Against Uniform Game Laws Discussed by Delegates

Returning delegates from the National Association of Game Commissioners report a notable Denver meeting with broad state representation. They push for stronger protection of elk, antelope, prairie chickens, wild fowl and plume birds while noting uniform laws across states is impractical. they support New York’s feather sale ban for millinery. The association plans to focus on preserves and future actions during the coming year.

New York National Association of Game Commissioners Denver Gilbert Pearson National Association of Audubon Societies

Sidewalks That Last in Cement Plant Ad Tone

Cement ad style brief notes sidewalks that last and soft water supply hints with cellar doors curbing foundation blocks from Bin-5 Cement Produce Co.

bin-5 Cement Produce Co

Republican Files Spark County Crop Notes 1892

The item notes Knianet county expects a banner flax crop, coal price at 310 a ton, births, marriages, and local town business. It mentions a Republican county convention at the court, Armstrong visits by Atty Crim, locally bought phaeton, and a statewide Save Seed Corn circular from the extension department urging September seed preservation to boost next year’s corn yield.

Knianet Ames Lown Agricultural Extension Department Lown State College W. J. Kennedy Extension Department

Panama-Pacific Exposition two cent stamp approved

Postmaster General Hitchcock approves a two cent Panama-Pacific Exposition stamp in San Francisco 1816 commemorative design shows a Gatun canal lock scene with ships and trees. New stamps include five and ten cent varieties for the Panama Pacific region. First Church of Christ Scientist holds services Sundays at 10:45 a.m. and Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Reading room open Wednesdays and Saturdays 3 to 6 p.m. John Keeler takes clerk role at Estherville State Bank.

San Francisco Hitchcock Ltta Panaiia Canal U. S Iwlb Panama-Pacific First Church of Christ Scientists Lea Moines

Seed Corn Harvesting and Beet Farming Outlook

Des Moines area seeds and harvest plan discussed for seed corn timing and air drying methods. Instructions use looped twine to air dry ears before September end or early October. Mason City reports farmers expect $100 per acre from beets with favorable weather and a sugar company plan to concentrate beet farming in designated communities.

Éflence Des Moines Rae Mason City Glalu Waverly Jhig

Methodist Appointments After Resignations and Reassignments

Following the Free Methodist district appointments at Riceville last week, Fatherville will see R B Ralls as elder with Mayme McCaaler in Estherville and Spencer, W G Anderson for Ruthven and Capner School House, C W Sutton for Armstrong, Algona and Fairmont to be supplied, John Sutton for Maple Grove and Plain View. Supervisor Alex Johnson of the Estherville district resigns effective at once. J J Klopp will assume the vacancy this fall after being alerted to the office.

Riceville Fatherville R. B. Ralls Elder Mayme McCaaler Estherville Spencer W. G. Anderson Ruthven Capner C. W. Sutton Armstrong Algona Fairmont John Sutton Maple Grove Plain View Alex Johnson Johnson J. J. Klopp

New Branch Freight Coach Serves Rock Island Patrons

Beisaty Seee Hoswanere and Freight Agent Knapp discuss a trial accommodation train on the branch Germania to Down route. The mixed freight and passenger car will run mornings, connect at Germania with the Albert Lea line, and aim to reduce waits while handling no merchandise. A second line mall and express service is anticipated once schedules are set.

Beisaty Dows Cedar Rapids Chicago Chicago Mall Buffalo Center Germania Albert Lea

Death of Mrs. David Gillett

Mrs. David Gillett died at her daughter’s home after weeks of illness. Born Liberty, Pa., in 1831, she married in 1846 and moved to Exeterville in 1868 where she resided. A longtime Capitat Church member, she leaving two daughters, Mrs. Symington of Spencer and Mrs. Frank Alea of the city. Funeral services were held at the Allen home and she was laid to rest in Oak Hall cemetery.

David Gillett FL KE. Allen Gillett Liberty Extherville Ashe Mre. Symington Spencer Frank Alea City Allen Oak Hall

Time To Cut For The Silo

Those new to silage risk cutting corn too green which raises labor and lowers feeding value. Cut when ready to shock, later this year than usual. Don’t hurry. wait until ears are dented and excess water drains off to ensure better silage quality.

Wallaces

Sunday Postoffice Closing Sparks Postal Debate in Cedar Rapids

The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports an exception to the Sunday closing order with mail distribution to hotels, newspapers, and dealers at the local office. Postmaster W. G. Haskell will ensure Sunday morning distribution, but late mail remains undelivered. Windows close all day. readers press Congress and public officials for clearer rules.

Post Office Department Cedar Rapida Gazette W. G. Haskell Excepton Techvidasl Postoffice Haskell Inca Posto Five Washington Coupress

Sewer Work and Contact for Assistance

Fragmentary notice describes sewer work and an offer to complete a job. It mentions a contact with a phone number and location abbreviated as J. 7 Woonn and MB Valent Gt. The readable text is incomplete and includes garbled phrases.

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