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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
4
Local page blends drug ads for Krause’s Cold Cure and Davis & Kiel with social notes. Mentions Anna Iowa residents, visits by Wm Campbell and H. B. Newcomb, plus a soldiers reunion in August 1901 and varied small notices about businesses, toys, and household items.
CM. Myers states that the lender can make farm loans as low as any in the county and will meet all competition, signaling competitive financing options for local farmers.
Mrs Wodaviland of Armapok New York writes that her daughter nearly died from whooping cough and bronchitis until Dr King’s New Discovery saved her life. Their niece, once with advanced consumption, also recovered and is now well. The letter extols the medicine as powerful for chest illnesses and lung diseases.
A predated capsule cold cure promises to relieve a cold in 24 hours for head throat chest or any body part. You may keep working while using it. Price 25 cents. Sold by Davis and Nienl Druggists.
Distressing Whidney wd Bladder Disease relieved in six hours by New Great South American Kidney Cure. Great surprise at its prompt relief of pain in bladder kidneys and back. Relieves retention of water almost immediately. Sold by Davis and Kiehl, Druggists, Anita Ta.
Wanted capable reliable person in every county to represent large company of solid financial reputation. One hundred dollars salary per year payable weekly. Superday safe and all expenses paid by definite salary with no commission. Address STANDARD HOUSE 104 Dearborn Chicago Tin.
Me and Mrs HE G Dacken of Allville visited the first of the week with her sister Mrs J D Forshay. A company with capital of 1 000 000 has been organized at Missouri Valley for a beet sugar plant erection. Gorden Stone has made improvements on his farm south of town including a 56 by 80 burn. Townsend family test the lake Okubaji first of the week and will stay until about September. Ben Wilson travels north to assist in building depots on Gowrie extension of the Rock Island. Children Day exercises at United Weangeligal church drew a good crowd. Coughs signal illness. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised and sold by Davis & Kiehl. Sheriff Anderson and family of Audubon visiting the Valley. Rattenberg Bros. sent a carload of thoroughbred cattle west last Thursday. Hulia Luxford went to Defiance to visit. Claire and Lara Van Styke of Cumberland visit Grandpa Van Slyke. Mrs BP EB Anderson leaves for eastern state. Perley Van Slyke returned from Atlantic after woodmen picnic. Mattie Baker closed her school Friday and is a graduate of Anita high school with praised teaching.
The record lists numerous township officials and expenses including assessors clerks and relief commissions. It documents payments for prison boarding meals fuel coal and various township clerk fees across multiple townships with amounts ranging from a few dollars to hundreds.
The past week brought warmer than normal temperatures in most areas except the Upper Missouri valley. Rainfall was uneven but showers benefited nearly all districts, improving corn color and condition though yields are below average at mid June. Oats, barley, and spring wheat show improvement with some heading. meadows gain from rain while hay crops and clover yields stay below average. Strawberries are being picked as harvest progresses. crop conditions vary by station.
An old advertising fragment touts B100 Dr E Detchon s Anti Diuretic as valuable for sleep with a claim it helps children who wet beds. It promotes Lichty s Celery Nerve Compound as a nerve medicine with soothing effects and a claim to aid sleep. Also includes a newspaper subscription notice for The Des Moines Daily News with pricing and a brief praise section.
A Lawrence Kansas woman reports seven years bedridden due to kidney and liver trouble and nervous debility. After three bottles of Electric Bitters she could walk again and felt like a new person. The ad targets women with headache back ache nervousness sleeplessness melancholy and spells. Davis Kiehl druggists offer the remedy at 50 cents with guaranteed satisfaction.
A brief item notes William Griffith located over Bailey's Store in Atlantic Iowa.
An OCR fragment advertises S. B. Stoller corn sheller service in Wrora Towa area. It invites customers to visit before deadlines, mentioning terms and power specifications.
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