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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1906
Page
4
Democratic Chairman Crowell will canvass the county this week to organize the party and ensure precinct representation at the county convention next Saturday. Democrats feel confident they can fill some offices, while the ticket appears strong if the state slate holds, and prospects of overturning the Republican majority seem slim at four to one.
The report of candidates shows a poor man cannot secure the nomination in this county and half a year’s salary is needed. The Journal criticizes the stance, notes high cigar costs for candidates, and questions independent sheriff candidate Do. I. Haynes after Republican primaries. It urges him to withdraw and cites political games and potential unfair treatment.
Gov Cummins in Greene County declares support for Republican protectionist principles while signaling openness to targeted tariff revision under Dingley. He frames November vote as a contest between protectionists and free traders, challenges Porter to defend tariff for revenue only, and pledges party leadership under Roosevelt on urgent issues.
Washington September 6 Colonel Isaac R Hill known as The HM of Ohio and long time House of Representatives employee dies after kidney heart and other ailments. He was a notable figure in Ohio politics and national circles for fifty years friendly to all parties and a strong Democrat. His death mourned by thousands and peers recall his blunt wit and reminiscences.
At the Cook county W C T U convention in Chicago a demonstration burned whisky and patent medicines to show their alcohol content. Led by Dr. Mary Wield Paulson the event explained no ingredients were altered, only corks removed and wicks placed to burn the contents.
The Minneapells and St Louis announce the last popular Des Moines excursion of the season for $2.60 round trip. Praig departs Estherville at 7:30 a.m. and arrives in Des Moines at 6:46 p.m. Return from Des Moines is Monday at 1:10 p.m. Oct. 7. Do not miss the final chance to visit the Capitol City.
Indy 6x engraving in spoon bowls featuring buildings or other designs offered. Minneapolia & Athous R. runs final popular excursion to Des Moines Saturday October 6. Train from Ratherville at 7:28 8. Tickets round trip $2.50, return allowed until November 8. Our jeweler a skilled engraver with sample works available.
Dr H A Powers nominated by Palo Alto county Democrats for representative. Inez Westcott wed in Minneapolis. Jas B Koffman opens large shoeing shop on East Lincoln. William Swift and Mary Bogan marry at bride’s mother’s home. W A Leonard becomes City Grocery clerk. Norby joins E R Littell. Rev J B Cole reappointed. Wager Osmondson land firm leases Graaf block office. Dakota sales rise. W R B Oehhlein buys North Sixth Street home for 2900. Claud Towsley becomes brakeman Estherville Cedar Rapids line. Estherville ladies attend district Woman’s Club meeting in Emmetburg. John Saliabury takes blacksmith job. plan to move family. Five killed in M & St L wreck at New Prague. fifteen injured. Judge Smith denies saloon permits in Forest City and Lake Mills. Grundy county farmers invest in region land. locals move there. Gua R Schaefer marries Nora Elis. King Perkins Homespun Heart at opera house a success. Ed Carroll and Thos Vallie knife incident avoidance. warrant issued. August Kreiba rents home on North Seventh. taxidermist business opens. Mrs Riley ill after gas at New York Dental office. William Woodbury nets and feeds mosquitoes to poultry, boosting lay rate.
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