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Newspaper
Audubon County Journal
Location
Exira, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
3
A local store promotes a fresh selection of Axminster Velvet and Brussels 9x12 Rugs in floral and oriental patterns. Also advertised are new furniture lines including quarter saved suits rocker chairs and book cases with emphasis on savings and square dealing for building projects.
Atlantic area brief lists business visits and illness among residents including J Bergh and Kroegh, typhoid fever cases, newborns on April dates, farm improvements, fence projects, and a republican caucus planned for April 18 at Oakfield Center.
Five year old brown mare for sale, well broken for farm work or single driving. Weighs about 1200 pounds and sound. Larsen and Son handle inquiry.
The text asserts appendicitis prevention by treating chronic constipation and promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a mild, non nauseating remedy that stimulates the liver and bowels. It warns against substitutes and names Nick Doffing.
Davenport Iowa based GEO A ARNOLD offers security insurance and Cunard trans Atlantic ocean tickets to Scandinavia promising faster service. Includes hints at Lozier flowers from mid west greenhouse and a call to contact George A Arnold for details.
Notice asks that parties who borrowed wire stretchers last fall return them as they are needed. The Brayton Line Co signs the appeal with respect. The ad ends with an endorsement for DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve sold by Nick Doffing for piles and healing minor skin issues.
The undersigned will sell at public sale at my residence next to Oak Hill church 34 miles west of Brayton on Wednesday April 29 1908. Items include 2 horses 7 and 8 years old, 2 cows and 2 calves, 8 bread sows, 5 dozen chickens, 1 top buggy, 1 set of double harness, 10 or 15 bushels corn, 10 bushels potatoes, furniture such as bedsteads tables chairs wood burner steel range and other articles. Sale begins at 1 o'clock. VALDEMAN 8 JENSEN. ChristiAN Nelson, Auct.
A local supplier promotes poultry fencing claiming long sought quality at competitive prices and invites customers to visit. The store also reports a large stock of the American Field Fence for buyers.
Martin Sorenson purchases eighty acre Horton brothers farm for 53 75 per acre. Taylor Jackson arrives with stock and household goods moving to near town to live with her parents Mr and Mrs Nelson. A diatribe on kidney health promotes DeWitte Kidney and Bladder Pills offered by Nick Doffing.
A longtime Audubon county resident pledges Republican loyalty and asks Audubon voters for the sheriff nomination at the June 2 1908 primary. He states loyalty to Greeley and Audubon townships since 1873 and vows to devote best efforts to the office if selected.
A longtime representative from Audubon County announces re election plans for the Iowa House. He frames his bid as a pledge to serve faithfully and to align with constituent views, stating his stance on U S senator matters and his commitment to agricultural and other local legislation if elected.
County Attorney nomination papers filed with the County Auditor announce H. F. Andrews as a Republican candidate for County Attorney in Audubon county ahead of the June 1908 primary. Andrews notes forty years of legal practice since moving to Audubon in 1855 and pledges his best efforts if nominated and elected.
Ep B Cousins declares candidacy for County Auditor to Audubon County Republican voters. He requests support at the June 2 1908 primary and asks voters to help if he is duly grateful for the favored vote.
A. F. Drake announces candidacy for Audubon County Recorder in the Republican Primary on June 2, 1908, asking voters for favorable consideration and support.
The letter announces Theo Patty as a Republican candidate for County Auditor in Au dubon County subject to primary voters on June 20, 1908. It notes C. Christensen insured in Continental Insurance Company.
L A McGinnis announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court of Audubon County awaiting Republican voters verdict at the primary on June 28 1908. He asks for favorable consideration of his bid.
To the Republicans of Audubon County I announce myself as a candidate for the office of Clerk of the Courts of Audubon County subject to the Republican primaries to be held June 2, 1908. Very Truly Yours B. H. O'Neill.
A candidate announces for the office of County Recorder in Audubon County and states candidacy is subject to the Republican primaries on June 24, 1908. The note asks voters for support and is signed by Soren R Nelson.
Bon County Iowa notes the June 2 1908 Republican primary date for sheriff with a plea for support to B F Carper and favorable consideration requested. The brief urges voter action in Audubon County.
A promotional notice claims a doctor has spent thirty years on a treatment that cures diseases long deemed incurable. It invites free consultation in person or by mail and provides the Des Moines address 1122 6th Ave Ta 608 for written cases.
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