Local notices from LeMars era and county improvements
Iterable fragmentary items note visits by H D Barr and families to Elk Point, Millner visitors and Treton guests staying with M A Agne, and remarks on LeMars Plymouth County court house nearing completion. Admonitions about home improvements include fence realignment, tree trimming, painting, yard cleanup, hog lot relocation, naming farms, lawn upkeep, and tidying old wagons.
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Plymouth County
Iowa
LeMars
Regia
Estate Reclaims Farm After Mortgage Paid
A reader recalls the farm once unsellable at 925 per acre and neglected due to mortgage. Now paid off with money in the bank, three heirs seek to improve the property priced at 860 per acre, urging Moses’ sake to restore the yard, garden, and buildings to livable condition.
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Moses
Unclear meeting note on senator and national cognizance
A fragmentary record notes a meeting involving Senator E. foie and remarks on haste to the national arena. The wording suggests praise and calls for added cognition, though details are missing. The sparse text implies a political discussion without concrete outcomes or participants.
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Bieventahi
E. Foie
Notice of Imposter Selling Glasses in Sioux City
Dr J C Craig a Sioux City Hye Specialist warns the public of an unprincipled person passing as Dr J C Clark or his agent or partner and swindling people with worthless eye glasses. A reward of fifty dollars is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone making such representations.
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J. C. Clark
Sioux City
J. C. Craig
Chronic Diarrhoea Cure Advertised by Local Druggist
Mr C B Wingfield of Fair Play Missouri, after sixty five years of chronic dysentery, reports Chamidia bi Choi re and diarrhapa emady as the only remedy that helped. Sold by E Cobb, Druggist.
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C.B. Wingfield
Chami Sddia Bi Choi
E. ¥. Cobb
Berjai
Chatsworth Chat reflects travel and local visits in Chatsworth
D K Bennett returns from business trip to Sheldon Iowa and visits E M Sayles formerly of Chatsworth in Primghar. Dr Ellis of Akron makes a Friday professional call. Fred Larkins visits relatives over Sunday at Jefferson. D J Schumacher and G Kemper return from Bradley South Dakota after Kemper buys half section of land. Miss Farnham visits Mrs Conger in branch millinery store. Schumacher returns Tuesday. Miss Fern Farnham returns from Larahee Iowa where she taught school. Infant of Ed Leafatad dies Tuesday and is buried at Big Springs.
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D. K. Bennett
Sheldon
Iowa
E. M. Sayles
Primghar
Chatsworth
Jefferson
D. J. Schumacher
G. Kemper
Bradley, S. D
Mr. Kemper
Major Chicago Firm Signs Record Herald Ad Deal
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co. signs a year long contract with the Record-Herald to use one page daily, excluding Sundays, for $120,000. The firm spends about $600,000 annually on advertising, roughly $60,000 monthly, comparable to the president’s annual salary. The note reads as a caution to smaller merchants.
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Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co
Chicago
Record-Herald
Saime
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Bakery
H. D. Barr
Elk Point
W. B
A. L. Millner
Millnerwise
Robert
Kenneth
Frances Johnson
Treton
M. A. A Gne
LeMere Globe
M. Fulton
Bert Bradley
Chatsworth Chat
Dr. Ellis
Akron
Miss Ba Farnham
Mrs. Conger
Tueaday
Schumacher
Télline
Pred Shearer
Misha Rose Warren
Millnerville
Fern Farnham
Larahee
Leafatad
Big Springs
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