Petersen and Jessen Young Man's Suit Ad
Petersen and Jessen present a Young Man's Suit designed byYoung Men's Clothing Specialists who know what's what to fit who's who.
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Newspaper
Audubon County Journal
Location
Exira, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
6
Petersen and Jessen present a Young Man's Suit designed byYoung Men's Clothing Specialists who know what's what to fit who's who.
District Court proceedings announce probate for the last will of FE B Holmes and of William Lewis deceased. Notices set May term for final proof with interested parties named, detailing filing and recording by clerk Charles S Witt.
The town of Exiralowa adopts a replacement for section 6 of Ordinance 48 governing sidewalk construction and special assessments. It outlines the process for assessing costs, notifying owners, and securing liens, replacing the prior rules with new levying and notice requirements and preserving tax collection as with other taxes.
C A Rasmussen of Rt 5 Harlan led the market with his own raised hogs selling 1700 dollars worth in 2008. He reports a fine batch of pigs for the year and plans to provide excellent breeding stock soon.
An advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as a tasty remedy with 98 maple sugar flavor. It claims to relieve coughs promptly without constipating, while gently aiding elimination of the cold through the bowels and reducing inflammation.
A St Louis architect argues that tall housing is not a modern invention. He notes ancient Rome built many high tenements within walls, with laws capping future heights at 100 feet, broadening streets after Nero’s fire, while ceilings averaged about five feet and windows were open holes.
The stock of notes traces knit stocking origins from William Rider in 1564 presenting a pair to the Earl of Pembroke, the frame weaving method credited to Rev. Mr. Lee in 1689, and cotton stockings first made in 1730. It notes ancient cloth and long cloth hose use prior to knit hosiery.
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