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   Correctionville News (Newspaper) - July 18, 1912, Correctionville, Iowa                                r CORRECTIONVILLE NEWS IOWA THURSDAY JULY 18 1912 NUMBER 10 Reduction on Straw Hats Keep Cool by wearing Clothing Purchased at thb Store Keep Cool by wearing clothing Purchased at this Store YOUNG WOMAN HURT WHEN A UPSETS When the horse driven by Leo turned the Baptist church corner Sunday evening at about 9 o'clock the buggy upset and Miss Helen Fitch and Mr were to the ground Miss Fitch was unconscious for a half hour and n recovered Mr ly held to the and after being dragged for about twenty feet aged to stop the horse which had kicked the shafts and received cuts in the tendons of the leg lie buggy was not damaged but the animal's injury is considered serious Horse Killed Ernest Wright's driving horse wag Instantly Sunday evening at about 11 o'clock When Mr Wright rove in the dark off a en- two and one-half miles east of town He thrown from he buggy and escaped Injury The sw buggy was wrecked ift JTW ringer When Miss Rose JWey at The Anderson Monday morning stooped to pick up some her arm caught in of the clothes which is by a gasoline engine She received some painful bruises The had to be timed back before her arm could be extricated The wounds were not serious Are yon in accuracy promptness in and If so yon will hardly be without a checking account as it gives you a record of just what yon have paid out time of doing it Merchants State Bank Banking Real Estate Farm Loans and Fire Insurance in Connection BUMPER CROP IS INDICATED BY LAST REPORT 11111111 f Mr and J Calvin Mr and 1 0 tenant and Oliver maa left Saturday an a two Record Without a Parallel Douglas of the Nebraska The weather crop far the week ending July 14 Under the effect of high tures and frequent fairly well distributed copious showers an have made rapid progress There was however considerable done Ugh in lodging gram but this will be more counterbalanced by the benefit by com late grains spring ing of timothy and clover pastures potatoes gardens and fruits Corn made very rapid growth and a portion of it is now up to the normal for the middle of July Many of the early fields in the southern counties are beginning to tassel and all of tt has a good color Owing to the fact that in most localities the showers night rapid progress made in having and harvesting About all of the rye fall wheat and early oats in the southern counties are in shock and threshing will begin in that section of the state during the coming week with prospects of good to heavy yields About half of the hay Buick Auto company of Sioux City ha been pnt up in fine condition The that the Buick factory of timothy is extra good and Buick of the models the yield is not quite up to the and that not car is on it is much better than las bee They visit at go Montreal and win atop and view Niagara Mr and Mrs T at the Buick factory Tula record is precedent and without a parallel in motor car records all of which the oft repeated claim the Buick factory at Flint Mich Its the Urgent the R Brader of Storal Lake over in a car Thursday for a ahort with here Mrs W F and later from a with relatives Mr Oak Battle Creek ant and Boner In Oto from Friday Mr and Oar Plato am were hi Sioux Ctty the world He also states that Mr E Sidles general manager of the Nebraska Auto company is at the Boick factory at Flint Mich acting on the factory ence board of which he is a member Jtn Bw WM to can of ker equipped automobile factory in year Reports continue Indicate much of the timothy will be sav for seed especially in southern AU field crops are now in prime condition and with occasional good showers give promise of huge TITANIC TO JOWlS SACRIFICE Woodbury county probably vote proposition to camp this fall on the a county And hospital The press bureau of the board of control of state institutions meat of tuberculosis issues the lowing forceful appeal to lowans A few ago the world fitted with horror J at the terrible that the ship Tetanic had ed onto M aM had gone down with of her gers Then bit by hit stories of sm and sacrifice of men and women who perished there added to the man Interest These men and women were heroic In a great crisis but EXPLOSION OF KEROSENE EN- DANGERS STORES Kerosene furnished the explosive elements which caused a dangerous fire Tuesday afternoon In the ment of Overholser Conklin's ery store Had not prompt work been done the largest business Mock in town including Wright's the New Hardware the Farmers store and opera house would have been In flames with chances against iving K As It was the loss was light The kerosene tank in the ment of the grocery store was filled through a pipe from the de- livery tank in the alley and Gay was watching to see that it did not overflow He used a lantern and bad set it on the tank to better watch the intake Of a sudden he was blinded by a flash of flame and Mr Upstairs hearing the explosion thought something heavy had fallen in the basement Mr Conklin was not hart It is supposed that the tank con- gas formed from the kerosene and when the liquid poured in it ed the gas out into the flame of the lantern An alarm of fire brought plenty of assistance promptly and aside from the flooded basement and some wet smoked up the damage was not great The absence of wind was a fortunate circumstance SECURITY Diversified Service what shafl lie said of the 1507 who perished of tuberculosis last year in Iowa Many of them went down to death as heroically and ingly as the heroes of the Titanic A young mother wasted and dying patted the of her three babies and bid them goodbys A business man In prime he bid farewell to his said I have made a good fight but 1 lost And the sad part of it aO is that in Iowa or on the Titanic ample bad not been taken to protect human life Titanic rushing ahead full speed to Dividends the K f tilled In Iowa by ure to appreciate the value of bum n lives the 03 SJ z o 0 CO bl OC tank perform all the Functions of of funds on checking or funds by draft telegraph or are a few of the which it placet at tlhe of personal or account u invited to n 3D tragedy of tuberculosis in Iowa will be Why not more life boats on the Indeed why? Why not less tuberculosis in Indeed Why? Church News CHUNCH Sunday at a m Preaching 11 a m Bethel Sunday School at 2 Preaching 3 p m The mercy of the Titanic is that it will not be repeated while the Preaching at p m A cordial welcome to M Some of FOR SALE my fine Baft j hens to make for say Voang Oscar D Castle A small tornado completely wreck ed the house aad of Bart er of near Blencoe hut week Bert Pike of Storm Lake nm motorcycle Into a buggy last week and received a broken colter several bruises and was for rendered unconscious He ered Prof E F Blaner of Eake Vista college has a one- year leave front at Storm and win tat San valley at Cat where he has been elected ciple the high school for the year Bena death last gone pasture to whet ed bull tOm cheat was l rib Always try The Peoples Store First Peoples Seff Owners Always try The First The OUest Store With The Newest Goads Keep Your Ok to mean lots to EVERYBODY to give are too Thai quite an honor to the automobile distributor as conference board is one that out the entire work of bunding the automobile and arranging for the of same and this conference board of which Mr SMtes is a her for the largest automobile ia the world and Mr Sidles in line has been hy the of this large factory Mr H B Sidles who now at the factory states that Batek models are going the different at the rate of a any nnd that he will receive a liberal shipment of sH at Siom CHy within the next thirty Mr also os Mr that to one of the most attractive HM that ever been pnt on the mums OF FREE TO ALL Every man woman and child in Iowa who will be In Bulletin 132 Issued by the Iowa Agricultural Experiment station became it is fined practical information on farm poultry bouses Every to out in complete plans for the three of stick of material described every itemized to size and cort and every step hi ing is fully explained The written by Prof J B of the engineering and W A be sent free on to the We have some important plans that are who knows the true value of a dollar sensible to expect a liberal splendid proposition that will surprise you at its broadness and large scope There's dozens of reasons why this store is but slowly but surely forging to the front but when our NEW RAN IS PUT IN OPERATION thb store must become the LEADER STORE sure as you are alive because folks know a good thing when it is offered them and THIS IS GOING TO BE A GOOD THING From now on you can expect big tilings from this store for instance we are going to give you a great big leader every week to get you coming here Watch for it every week IT WILL PAY YOU sfe S SHOES SHOES We wish to to the people that we have just received a large shipment of some for i nse also our fall stock is in We are safe in saying that this is the finest line ever carried in this towb Tl comprise all the latest that the market produces They are here for your inspection It will be for yon to goto the city or send away for your shoes whin you can get thi latest tth ne fur Remember oar shoes are guaranteed satisfactory or money refunded want to draw of for of he Inane at Cherokee hM birthday 4 Hows la and he had Valley the station Another recent n gorn Diseases m by Prof L R describes sonw of the ID gons pests that afflict vegetables and OM are the destructive onion which has found footing m grow Ing and the canker which is damaging an O D Caslle at Ma and 4th that there were Correction vi SALE Short two 1C hy Leray ont of hy Pence of tracing to hy Flash ttt are worn by SPECIALS for FRIDAY SATURDAY Black valne Vale Lot Ladies White sate nip to 55 OM Lot Children's 50 cest Sate price Ladies OM Lot Price rawer Hone Sale Ow line Lawns up to Fresa Fruit for y it m THE PEOPLES STORE 43   

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