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Newspaper
Audubon County Journal
Location
Exira, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1906
Page
2
Audubon notes small town items and name checks on residents. The column lists many locals visiting, working away, and returning home while reporting farm activity, cattle shipments, moves, illnesses, and social events in Audubon County Iowa during the week.
In his residence Sunday night at 8:45 P M Mr W A Clark died surrounded by family and neighbors After entering the army at a young age he faced hunger and hardship in service His brave life and Christian character are praised While his strength faded his worthy memory endures for his children and community Rest in peace old friend
A hospital surgeon recalls a violent delirium tremens case in the detention ward. He encounters a green nurse frightened by the patient, who raved violently after being given a delirium medicine. The nurse explains she followed a warning to give the medicine only if the patient saw more snakes. The patient reportedly saw blue dogs with tails.
In Milton New Hampshire, the tall clergyman Goodwin owned wide lands. During a noon meal a guest named Allen began eating before grace. Goodwin paused him with a raised hand and corrected him saying Pause, young man.
A father reviews his son's poor monthly school report and the boy candidly says he predicted the father's disappointment and that the teacher would not change the grade. The exchange highlights childlike honesty about expectations and authority.
To be held at my farm one mile south of Audubon January 24 1906 consisting of two herd boars eleven yearling sows twenty spring sows and fall pigs. The sows are bred to Perfect Sunshine Ideal Perfection I Am Perfection Hero Perfection. Audubon The board of Supervisors awarded county printing contracts. The Audubon County Journal received eighty five percent of the two rates allowed by law, the Audubon Advocate sixty two and three percent and the Republican forty eight and thirteen percent. The Journal edited by Lancelot Bros. touts front rank in newspaperdom and boasts the second Bip list of a town of 1000 in Iowa. Cameron Ross is taking a short course in agriculture at Ames. TO EXCHANGE Good eighty area in Guthrie County near a small town and school. Good improvements. For good forty nearer Audubon. GEORGE SLAYTON Audubon Iowa.
Classified notice offers a Manning hotel praised as high earning after thorough renovations including papering painting and new electrical fitments. Prospective buyers urged to respond promptly with interest and cheerful demeanor to secure this lucrative opportunity.
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