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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1904
Page
4
In the Republican primary last Saturday M H Kendall suffered a decisive defeat for county attorney, bested by Patterson amid accusations of political trickery and ring influence. Kendall's record is scrutinized for improprieties, while Patterson gains credit as the stronger local figure.
Analysis compares Judge Parker’s pledge against a second term with President Roosevelt’s actions on treaty ratification. It notes Parker’s aim to avoid bias against Roosevelt and cites Roosevelt’s insistence on ratifying the Cuban treaty, despite partisan warnings. The piece argues Roosevelt upheld duty over expediency and secured bipartisan support for the treaty.
Governor Cummons, misrepresented earlier, spoke at Marshalltown asserting support for revising parts of the 1897 tariff but rejecting democratic substitution. He emphasized loyalty to Republican principles, backing reciprocity yet opposing Democratic reciprocity and urging cautious change over a Democratic Congress.
A letter discusses Republican and protective tariff influence on farming gains. It contests that Republicans never claimed harvests were caused by them while arguing farm crop values and employment rose due to tariff policy. The piece cites the American Agriculturist on rising crop output and wages reflecting the tariff era.
The Republican slate in Emmet county carried a decisive win with a robust ticket at Saturday’s primary. Voters expressed confidence in each candidate for county and township posts, led by J. H. Hanson who secured victory as supervisor by a single vote in the fifth district, illustrating strong local support and trust in their representatives.
Presbyterian services will be conducted at 10:45 a.m. next Sunday by the answer. At 7:40 p.m. a sacred song service will be rendered with organs, hymns, solos, and a male quartet. The last sermon of the Rev. FW Gina before conference will be preached at the Methodist Church next Sunday. The thirty third session of the Northwest Iowa Annual Conference begins at Sad City on Sept 28 and lasts about a week. Missionary Society meets with Mrs. W. W. Howard on Wednesday, Sept 28 at 3 p.m.
Brown and Crowell arrange payment to William Kohnsey on contract 1008. Neilecker Lewis transfers to Julius Heldeoe Ker. Dravis J transfers to K Best with deed at 8 bik. BR Hudlett 2d adds Ratherville. Dilley J C10 WT Rhodes leads to Estherville. Ward WP assigns to Walter Crowell. Sania to Sune MN in Ada Estherville. Also AB ATO noted with UE u25.
Items show library donation of a twelve volume set The Science of Railways by Marshall M. Kirk mas. Invitations to social events hosted by Mrs. D R Alexander Mrs A Anderage and Mrs Roy Ridley. Church services at the Christian church led by B M Scott with sermon on Tithing. Ladies Guild and Aid meetings dates and venues plus a rummage sale. Marriage license issued to Bertha Nelson and Simon G Paulson. Bowling alley renovations. Southwest lands rise in value with special rail excursions announced for Sept 20 27 Oct 4 and 18. Rock Island System promotes regional information for Arkansas Texas Oklahoma New Mexico. Free books available via John G Farmer Cedar Rapids. Vindicator and Republican advertises typewriter ribbons and carbon papers.
The Vindicator and Republican call on readers to stock up with typewriter ribbons and carbon paper, signaling an era of prepared document work in offices and homes amid ongoing print culture and administrative needs.
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