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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1904
Page
2
Chicago livestock buyers sign an agreement to purchase on Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays as freely as on Mondays and Wednesdays to ease congested shipments and balance weekly receipts. Railways, shippers, and Union Stock Yard joined in advocating the plan to distribute stock more evenly across the week.
Waterman announces relocation to east room of Lough's Opera House north of the public square to better serve customers with a large, top line of pianos and organs. Also mentions local testimonials, kidney pills ad, World’s Fair train fares, and selling old newspapers for carpet underlay.
William Hutchens of High Lake township breaks his left arm when a buggy upset during a ride to Graettinger. He rode with John Jones, the Graettinger ferryman, and tried to corner a bucking horse as the animal pulled away. Jones fell on Hutchens, causing the injury.
Terril Tribune reports T. J. Randolph, a well known local, traded his quarter section farm east of Terril to N. Spencer of Algona for an $8,000 implement. Spencer becomes business manager of the Regtater and Lesder and will move to Des Moines.
Pat Jennings bored 116 feet to strike a large flowing well on the Barrell place west of town. The water flows strongly away from the well on a hilltop. The farm is now owned by Misa Mamita O’Connell of Spencer. In other notes, coroner reports into L R Haughton death deemed accidental with no blame, and several local items including wheat yields and medicine ads appear.
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