Mumps, visits, and farm notes fill local column
The report lists residents ill with mumps, acquaintances visiting relatives, and new arrivals. It notes Ross Wilcox aiding in a Perry harness shop, travel to Mason City, a death by lamp explosion in Darlington, and plans for church events and school activities. Community life spans weathered roofs, stock movements, concerts, and a comedy production.
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Darlington
Wisconsin
M. E. Church
Opera House
Local notes and social updates from the Robertson area
Jacob Lamplight marketed a load of hogs to Chicago last week. Mr Glade will go to Alden soon to take charge of a four lumber yard. Mrs Robb is very sick at her home with her son E L. Meeting here closed Wednesday eight and about twenty members were added to the church. The Thanksgiving supper was a success, netting nearly $29. Smallpox patients at Robert Wilson's are improving. People await results of exposure investigations as many were exposed before the illness was identified.
Local Man Visits Walton Furnace for Arnica Cure
A Walton Furnace resident sent 13 miles to obtain Bucklee s Arnica Salve which reportedly cured a severe leg sore. The ad touts cures for bruises felons ulcers eruptions and piles and promises a 60 guarantee through Halloran Schultz Pfander druggists. FALLORAN advertises products and Beach's features a new line of shin aids.
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Spirey
Walton Furnace
Bucklee
Halloran, Schultz & Pfander
Druggiata
Father Cleary Lecture Opens Course December 20
The northwest famed eloquent lecturer Father Cleary opens a winter lecture course on December 20. Two hundred dollars has been raised for the course and patrons are thanked for their loyal cooperation. Names of all purchasers are kept and may be published, with tickets detailing time place subject and name of the secretary.
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Father Cleary
Northwest
Sec
The Handsomest Calendar Promoted By Railways
A railroad calendar promotion offers a six sheet, ten by twelve inch set of reproductions from painters, issued by the General Passenger Department of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. Priced at twenty five cents, the calendar is mailed on receipt of payment to F A Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
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Oran
General Passenger Department
Chicago
Lwaukee & St Paul Railway
Miller
Des Moines Capital offers year 2002 bargain by mail
The Des Moines Daily Capital announces a mail in offer for the entire year 2002 at a price of 2.00 dollars on December 28 to mark Iowa’s fifty first anniversary of statehood. This is the Capital’s fourth annual bargain day with new subscribers invited to join.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Capital newspaper subscription offer and gifting option
A reader is urged to renew by paying 82 dollars on December 28 to Lafe Young in Des Moines Iowa. The note suggests gifting Capital subscriptions for Christmas and promotes the paper as a superb metropolitan evening newspaper with full leased wire reports from the Associated Press.
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Lafe Young
Des Moines
Asso
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