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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1907
Page
2
A vintage advertisement extols Gold Coin Stock Tonics for four animal classes with tailored formulas. It claims superior digestion aid and appetite stimulation for horses, cattle, hogs, and poultry, and cites expert endorsements, government recognition, and federal purity guarantees.
The Hawarden local press discusses the Standard Oil fine and tax burden on the public. It notes editor changes at Hawarden Clipper-Republican and the rise of Independent and Chronicle papers, plus coal market concerns and criticism of Sunday color supplements in education.
The notice states that due to high capital needs and losses from shortages and bad accounts the business will operate strictly on a cash basis. From this date, coal will be sold for cash only by Howxins & Co Fotpunton Luaper Co Axnow Luapys Co.
Farm advice promoting Gold Coin Tonics to mix with regular feed for cattle hogs sheep and horses. Claims improved digestion assimilation and profits with daily use, citing salts peppers vinegars mustard and herbal components as healthful. Endorses Gold Companies and guarantees profit or no cost.
An ad promotes Gold Coin Germ Killer and related products including worm powder, lice and sore remedies, and poultry and animal tonics. Claims disinfectant action, disease destruction, and wound cleansing. Also references plant and household uses amid advertising jargon and misspelled phrases.
W Fairme of Moville Iowa reports buying 1000 pounds of CALELE FONIC and TONIC for cattle and hog feed yard. He claims cattle gains doubled, feed cost savings, and that he sold 104 head, kept 300 legs fed, and plans to buy another ton. He praises the product's results.
A letter from Montevideo Minnesota praises Gold Coin Germ Killer tonic for hogs, claiming cholera cures and herd health improvements. The writer notes sixteen hogs affected by cholera, then says conditions improved after using the serum, with wife confirming pigs healthy. Also mentions beef cattle and a farmer's praise for the tonic's effectiveness and value.
Ten years ago Akron Tribune notes recall marriages and deaths with city ties. Miss Gertrude L. Plumb wed Wallace W. McArthur in LeMars on July 29 1807. Akron teacher Miss Plumb and Akron social links appear amid brief obits, telephony progress and harvest weather reflections.
The column notes rising popularity of pinochle and mumble-to-peg games in Remsen as Sunday baseball dances and stein fests are restricted. Sioux county merchants publish a credit directory to rate citizens in a county black book of early settlers. The Sioux City Seton interurban line is delayed as promoters report capital tightened beyond access. Detter hopes for better luck next year.
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