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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1913
Page
7
An official notice sets the 1914 and 1915 term dates for the Fourteenth Judicial District of Iowa. It specifies that district court terms begin at the times listed beneath and that the district judges shall hold their respective terms according to the schedule shown in the accompanying table.
An undersigned judge dated September 16 1913 signs a legal document in Katherville Iowa. The text identifies D F Coyle and Nod Lee as judges confirming the instrument.
Dr. M. E. Wilson, noted physician and surgeon, affiliated with Taylor’s Hardware, is highlighted for his medical contributions and local professional standing in the community.
A garbled notary record fragment sworn before a notary public in Emmet County with attestation by John P. Kirby and Mo K. Whelan as directors. Readable portions indicate a signed document dated September.
An offer promises to mail the Vindicator and Republican to any address in Emmet county until February lat 1914 for cents, and a full year of the Farmer and Breeder at no extra charge. Readers are urged to tell friends and act immediately.
The piece argues for Estherville Ordinance No 176 to regulate electrical wiring and material standards, citing national fire prevention groups led by Edison and urging enforcement to protect life and property. It notes opposition from a critic and mentions related topics on plumbing, health, and rising winter prices for real estate and livestock.
Washington correspondent notes Maine's third district vote showed combined Republican and Progressive strength surpassing Democrat totals. Peters elected with substantial anti-Democratic support as Progressives split and then returned to GOP alignment. Tariff issue framed as national in tone, highlighting regular Republican stability and Progressive influence. Fresh typewriter ribbons and staples advertised at end.
Eugene N. Fossa former Massachusetts governor and 1916 presidential hopeful declares himself a Republican candidate for governor this fall. He attacks free trade advocates and tariff opponents while praising protection as prosperity. The Colfax Clipper notes his move alongside other local brief items: Mrs Skinner’s Sioux City visit, Alfred Rhodes Detroit trip, and A L Taylor Minnesota real estate trip.
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