Revival meetings at Church of Christ in Union Creek
Revival meetings continue with large nightly audiences at the Church of Christ. Pastor J C Lemon will be aided by evangelist John H Swift, whose likeness is shown. Community notices report local officials attending sessions, school plans, and social happenings around Hawarden and Mount Hope.
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Mount Hope
The
Luther‘ap Pacilety
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance, Association
Lee
of ‘ Christ
Church ‘of Christ
J.C. Lemon
John H. Swift
Akron Domestic Building and Loan Association Seeks New Stock
The Akron Domestic Building and Loan Association’s board met December 21 1903 and ordered Series No 16 open January 2 1904. It has paid no less than eight percent dividend since 1889 and lends on real estate and stock at eight percent. Buy stock to earn eight percent and own your own home. subscribe by January 2 1904 at the secretary’s office.
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Akron Domestic Building and Local Association
Akron
Big Springs Sprouts Special Correspondence Note
The first of the year brought cold weather. Miss Hannah Anderson visited in Akron last Friday and Saturday. Laurson visited his best girl last Sunday. Charley Lindblom stayed with Adolph Carlson Sunday. Ben Johnson returned from Salem with a good time. W G Olson of Chatsworth worshiped here Sunday. Lindblom Bros helped shell corn at Cottage Hill farm Monday. Jritzy Leafstad of Hawarden attended church Monday. John Nordstrom Abel Larson and family helped with New Year’s turkey. We had ser]
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Chatsworth
Mraf
C. J. Johnson
Big Springs
Hannah Anderson
Woma Lindblom
Peter Ericson
Joe E. Johnson
Nordstrom
John
Laurson
Charley Lindblom
Adolph Carlson
Ben Johnson
Salem
W.G. Olson
Lindblom Bros
Cottage Hill Farm
Jritzy Leafstad
Hawarden
John Nordstrom
Abel Larson
Faily
Turkey
Adaville Items Chronicle Daily News
War era notes report Josiah Stinton and family returning home at Strubb lagt. Miss Elsie Maude back in Burbank. Neva and Lester Stinton vacationed with grandparents in Akron. Amy Brown to LeMars for Western Union college. Rena Johnson returns from Nebraska absence. Mrs. Warren King heads to Kansas with plans home by February. Willian remains seriously ill. Will Stinton family visits from Westfield township for four weeks. Oaks Bros shell corn for George Stinton. Blaine King to LeMars for college. Herb and Walter Treeby visit from Peterboro Iowa. Mrs Agnes Tindall and Mary return from Anthon after sickness and death in family. Pete Brown family visits from O'brien County. Kalu brothers shell corn for Harry Attrill. Mrs Line Stinton returns from four of weeks in LeMars. Mae Stinton spends afternoon with Mrs John Fletcher.
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Josiah Stinton
Strubb Lagt
Elsie Maude
Burbank
Neva
Lester Stinton
Akron
Amy Brown
LeMars
Western Union College
Rena Johnson
Nebraska
Will Stinton
Westfield Township
Oaks Bros
George Stinton
Blaine King
Herb
Walter Treeby
Peter Gon
Lowa
Agnes Tindall
Mary
Anthon
Pete Brown
O’ldrien County
Kalu Brothers
Harry Attrill
Line Stinton
Ins
lMars
Mae Stinton
John Fletcher
To Cure LaGrippe Take Anti Quinine Cure
A concise old time remedy claims to cure la grippe and the Great Cold using Anti Quinine. No quinine is contained and the product is offered at 25 cents from all druggists with no payment required.
Shepherd day black Lady and yellow legs
Four oriles syest of Akron offers reward for return of a black Lady with yellow legs. Contact Wallace Rust.
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Wallace Rust
Akron
Guarantee on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
An advertisement proclaims every bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is warranted with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after two-thirds used. It claims to treat grippe coughs colds croup and whooping cough and to prevent colds from turning into pneumonia. Sold by Cobb.
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Chamberlain
le Grippe
Cobb
January 1904 Lottery Draw Totals and Local Auctions Notice
Drawings list five prize numbers for January 1 1904 with a thirty day deadline for claims at Whitfield store. Second drawing numbers include 419 400 3057 452 4255. Also notice of two farm auctions: T J Malmgren January 19 Sioux Valley township and Aldrichs January 18 Westfield township, with Henry Klemme as auctioneer.
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Whitfield & Whitfeld
T. J. Malmgren
Sioux Valley Township
Akron
Ha. Aldrichs
Westfield Township
Henry Klemme
Agnes Auction Sale Dates List Noted
A local notice lists upcoming auction sale dates for M. A. Agnes with buyers including Tucbs Bros north of LeMars Chas Murphy Westfield township Chas Leid east of Akron Eugene Barber and Mrs Colin Carlson near Spink South Dakota Also a russet leather grip containing man's clothing left between Alchester and the Sioux Valley township line Finder to notify Register-Tribune office.
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Tucbs Bros
LeMars
Chas. Murphy
Westfield Township
Chas. Leid
Akron
Eugene Barber
Colin Carlson
Spink
S. D
Alcester
Sioux Valley Township
Register-Tribune
Dr P A Lillie Eye Ear Nose Throat Specialist
Dr P A Lillie physician surgeon succeeds Dr G W Ellis in Akron. Specializes in eye ear nose throat diseases. Eyes examined for glasses. Microscope exam of blood sputum urine. Night calls answered. Office and residence shared with Dr Enis. Phone numbers 12 and 14.
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P. A. Lillie
Susssecor
G. W. Ellis
Akron
Jowra
Enis
Desires for Stories Shape Our Moral Growth
Max Beerbohm argues in Saturday Review that early fascination with facts gives way to seeking meaning in narratives. As age advances our imagination wanes while moral and intellectual senses sharpen, requiring stories that illustrate and test theories rather than pure fiction.
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Enns Andersen
Dumas
Balzac
Max Beerbohm
Saturday Review
Death Cup Fungi Warned As Deadly Misdirected Pickings
Washington Post reports a warning on Amanita phalloides known as the death cup. It describes the mushroom’s white to greenish cap, bulbous base, white gills, and pale spores, noting misidentification risks for foragers. Officials cite no reliable antidote beyond stomach pumps and purgatives.
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Washington Post
Peach Blossom the Korean Cinderella Story
A Korean Cinderella tale features Peach Blossom, a family drudge who gains help from sparrows and a magical helper. She attends a fete with fruit from a forest cow while her jealous sister is punished, changing her fate through kindness and luck.
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Peach Blossom
Korea
Lazy Station Porter Outdone by No-Show Action
A London News squib recalls a hot day at a country station where a waiting gentleman taunts a porter. The porter lazily points with his foot to the station master’s house, and when offered two shillings and sixpence for a lazier action, replies with a quip to put the money in his own pocket.
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London News
How much are these Scotch flannels asked in store
A shopper asks the price of Scotch flannel garments in a large department store. A clerk points to a distant girl and replies that prices vary and rise. The exchange highlights casual, indifferent service fitting a bustling retail scene in a New York Times clipping.
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New York Times
Doctor and patient joke about health and heirs
A humorous exchange in Paris Guulois style with a patient asking for a truth about health and the doctor replying in endearing sarcasm. The patient claims he can judge his recovery by his heirs' behavior, implying a twist on family fortune and future health.
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Paris Guulois
The Serious Part of Ti and Missing Diamonds
A quirky theatre note from New York Weekly recalls a hurried actor and rushing actress in a train scene. A purse containing $10 is lost amid a flurry of dialogue, underscoring the comic tension.
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New York Weekly
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