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Newspaper
Audubon County Journal
Location
Exira, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
5
An advertisement touts a steel range built with blue steel exterior and asbestos lined flues. It highlights features like a large oven, durable grey iron linings, a copper reservoir, and polished surfaces, claiming fuel savings and state of the art hot blast stoves with strong guarantees.
Oakfield Brayton residents travel to Anita Audubon and Omaha visit kin friends and attend sales. Local officials and merchants report hog shipments, schooling resumes, Danish service announced, and community events like Woodmen and Royal Neighbors installations. A Brayton boy suffers saddle accident. several residents travel for business and study.
Raymond Miller and Company bought the C. L. Bisom stock of drugs last week and began operation, with Miller passing the state pharmacy board exam. His brother assists as they establish a reliable business. L. Bisom requests settlement of debts and notes rooms for books at the store. Mrs. William tearheart of Oakfield sick with heart trouble but improving. Orine Laxative Fruit Syrup promotes bowel action and avoids nausea, safe and mild with no gripe. Nick Doffing endorses it and warns against substitutes.
The federal government has bought Marquette and surrounding valley lands in northern Wyoming for a $5 million irrigation project. A dam on the Shoshone or Stink Water river will back water 12 miles, with the town and farms submerged under 76 feet of water. Construction has progressed for two years and will take two more to complete.
A Washington report on the geological survey of Toll describes the Panna diamond fields in central India. The piece notes India’s historic role as a diamond source, Kohinoor origins, and suggests modern methods miss deep, valuable deposits, urging a capable syndicate to pursue systematic mining while acknowledging lower luster and price than South African stones.
Professor Herbert G Lord of Columbia credits a timely epileptic seizure for saving his life when a Brooklyn man Robert Good entered his lecture in New York and, after requesting a private word, collapsed in the doorway as he tried to approach the professor with a supposed social problem solution.
A man was treated by a doctor after being found distressed. He was transported to J. Hood Wright hospital where he was pronounced insane and moved to Bellevue hospital psychopathic ward. Professor Lord lectures in Brooklyn church on Some Modern Aspects of the Bible, which the man is believed to have heard.
A geological disturbance at the north end of Lake George in Warren county sinks a 1,000 square foot area to over 35 feet deep. A coal barge grounded on the reef moved away with the current. no other parts of the lake show effects.
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