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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1904
Page
7
Gregory County News reports over 1 400 claims remain open for homestead entry on the Ronehid Reservation with 1 176 filings out of 2 700 numbers called. Bonesteel land office closed Sept 10 and will reopen in Chamberlain with daily calls of 100 until Oct and all remaining land is available.
The Winnebago county supervisors present a proposal to voters to issue bonds totaling 10 000 to create a poor farm. After careful study they determine an eighty acre farm should be sufficient for the project and its needs.
Frost scare proves milder than feared as government and local checks show minimal damage to corn fields. Ice on water noted in places but frost injury scarce, boosting county harvest prospects. Also notes on weak stomach cure and Exposition stamps sale ending December 1 with postmasters enforcing unused stock avoidance.
Local notice reviews farming advice praising small well-tended fur rows over vast neglected fields. Consumer ads promote Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and Pain Balm with claims of quick relief and pneumonia prevention. Community items report weddings, deaths, social events, and visits across Huntington and nearby areas.
Terril brief mentions Chas Grambing leaves on a northern Minnesota land tour. D Keepers visits Ruthven to tend a farm north of town. Chas Rekow injured by a run over incident but improving. Howard Everett family attend a few days at the exposition. Lou Stowers and wife visit Storm Lake. Local baseball result Dickens 13, Terril 8. Subscription offer for Farm & Fireside with sample copies available. Public notice of cheaper railroad fares to western territories on select Tuesdays.
IADA CREEK TOWNSHIP reports a large crowd at the Hoping church dedication last Sunday and debt cleared with over four hundred dollars raised. Local notes include scalding accident to Miss Mabel Granger, farm and school visits, ball games with Jack Creek and Mud Lake, turkey losses from miscreants, and two shooting incidents near Mud Lake.
Claim and travel ad mix promote Hulliotne's Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents to cure eruptions while listing Passengers to New York and eastern destinations. Nickel Plate Road offers rail rates with dining car service details and no excess fare, plus a general agent contact in Chicago for folders and information.
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