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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1911
Page
8
Petersburg residents and neighbors share news of a large fair attendance in Jackson, plus social visits among Akre Benson Linge and other families. The item mix reports illnesses, school enrollments, travel to conferences, and local events across Center township and nearby towns with multiple names and places referenced.
Miss Jessie Schultz stays home as Jacobson family plans move to South Dakota for an elevator company job. Homestead, farm buildings, and land trades appear around Emmet county with multiple residents tiling farms and purchasing land in Michigan. Cattle buyers are numerous but prices remain low as farmers weigh stock purchases against losses.
Miss Annie Griese and Dora Moltzen spent Sunday at home. Vern Haines hosted a dance at Grover ball for friends after his wedding Friday. Emma Fouts visited home. Harvey Solomonson and Lee Michell went to Sioux City for the fair. Grover planned to play Wallingford but the latter did not appear. Mrs. Sam Solomonson visited relatives in Sioux City. Pete Noll visited Motherville. Farmers cut fodder this week. Red boars offered by P. A. Fouts. Anna and Merta Albert visited Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Wilder. Rain stopped tile layers for a few days. Lawrence Harness had a motorcycle scare on Sunday. Kal Gaye rented Mr. Reisinger’s place near Dolliver. Mr. and Mrs. A. Paterson of Graver welcomed a baby girl. Noll’s barn nearly finished. Clyde Wilder and Paul Graves went to Forest City to buy two autos.
Real estate transfers list names and vague parcel references across unruly OCR. Mentions Hans Jolson and Gurk Py Johnsen, a Lake Street district and park area, various firms and individuals. Fragmentary locations include Willingford Estherville Hust Lawn and scattered numeric hints like $100.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound remains the leading household remedy for coughs and colds for children and adults. It claims to prevent serious cold-related outcomes and warns to take only the genuine Foley's product, rejecting substitutes. Author: H. Williams.
A long list of Iowa items runs through Jowa News Briefs: Fort Madison shows 15 new pictures at the high school. Mrs. Chris Nissen, 78, dies at Clinton. Webster City to stage Higher Education goon. Mt Pleasant church dedicated. Cedar Falls reports 36 new homes. Marshalltown inmate dies. Marcus doctor blinds. Wallake seining for buffalo and carp to begin. James Finnerty barn fire. corn cutting and silo filling at Oskaloosa. Presbytery meeting at Columbus Junction. Sioux Falls man injured after horse incident. Cherokee man jailed for selling beer without license. Balcom burial from Sac City. land sale near Sioux Rapids. J W Good opens Leander Clark exercises in Toledo. Woodbine speeds restricted. Dell Whitney recovers from skull injury. Rockwell City student loses finger. new rails for Iowa Central. Tee Schmidt fall. Des Moines man dies reading paper. Mason City fire station bid. Devonport typhoid located in a condemned well. Grinnell church condemns convention ties. Cedar Falls enrollment. Clinton coasting accident. Ickis body returned. Ames new agriculture department. Iowa Falls pioneer John D McKay dies. Wesley Tackenberg arrested. Wilbert Moore confesses. Henry Peter suicide. Rock Island rail service petition. Muscatine Civil War veteran dies. Colfax Red Cross aid. Des Moines mortality report. Rudd bank retrenchment suit. Webster City car joy ride. Mason City fire station cost. Suarry typhoid well. Woodbine train speed limit.
One mile north of Estherville offers 245 acres for sale. Inquiries directed to P. O. McKipnnn at De Smet, South Dakota.
Florence Woolston surveys opportunity in industry while C F Carter discusses Military Maniacs and T C O'Donnell questions health’s comeback. George H Cushing analyzes Pivot of Trade as Chester Carlton raises Maine, Paul Crissey outlines farming sugar, Williamhornton Prosser on halibut luxe, Roy OQ Randall on cement building, Charlton Lawrence Edholm on artificial ripening of dates, Glenn Marston on city advertising light, Albert Grande on teaching ears to hear, William LP Pierce on gold from Bering Sea, Rene Bache jokes, Robert A Mackey on orange growers owes Uncle Sam, Charles A Sidney farming for sponges, and Anta that Make Honey in Popular Science and Mechanical Supplement.
J Johnston & Co druggists claim appendicitis in Hatherville IA is caused by constipation gas on stomach or sour stomach. They say troubles are instantly relieved and appendicitis guarded against by a single dose of buckborn bark glycerine and Adlerika the new German remedy.
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