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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1916
Page
2
An old advertisement touts Chamberlains Labilete as a remedy for constipation and biliousness claiming liver and bowel relief and renewed youth. It also promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as quickly curing ailments and urges readers to set a good example for others.
The proclamation sets the September election to decide funding for a private works system, including a public library of bonds and tax exemptions. It directs voters in Es Utrera to appear at their ward polling places and notes the date and time, with signatures of city officials and references to city codes and petitions.
For sale an improved 80 acre parcel listed at 5000 with 40 acres priced at 1800. Also several BOs offered. Contact H Williames Earl Wisconsin 34-wo for details.
Classified rental notice lists a 240 acre farm in Dick inson County near Norby attractions in Eatherville Town. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a farm lease opportunity managed through local channels. Potential renters should verify exact location, acreage, and terms with listing agents.
A fragmented humorous allegory features Balnam Balaam and a talking jackass in a political fable. The ass critiques leaders and faces abuses while the figure speaks of elections and votes amid a crowded, dialect filled scene. The piece blends mythic satire with early American political tone and lampoons authority.
A garbled Olympia Chronicle item discusses an option on land and potential lapsing if Wilsui wins. It hints at massive industrial investment and Charles EK Hughes as a focal point, suggesting broad economic movement depending on political outcomes.
The passage declares a fateful hour in America's political contest, urging heroic sacrifice to preserve the nation. It promises adherence to liberty and equality, pledges loyalty, and endorses the convention platform while accepting the nomination.
In a Maine speech H Hughes defends arbitration as the fair method to settle wage disputes with the rail strike issue. He argues against imposed wage scales and urges open inquiry, democracy, and the rule of common judgment over force, warning against autocracy and tyranny.
Report from Washington notes the Administration will answer most of Hughes charges. A governor calls Hughes a constructionist, while Democrats joke he is a destructionist. Tammany leader Murphy says he will retire after the campaign and others may follow. The text recalls Grover Cleveland as the last Democratic president and last to issue bonds to fund government. Wilson is expected to continue.
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