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Newspaper
Audubon County Journal
Location
Exira, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1906
Page
5
A business note thanks customers for past support and favors. The writer expresses commitment to pleasing customers with goods, prices, and honest dealing, invites feedback on mistakes or defective goods, and extends Christmas and New Year wishes.
Local notices describe land bargains, barn construction, and multiple car shipments of coal and stock. Jansen, Bisom, and H. S. Wattles move projects forward while residents like John Koob and the Danish Church community attend meetings and social events.
Physicians note that all blood circulates through the heart every two minutes. Irregular circulation damages health. The ad asserts Scott's Emulsion purifies blood, offering a remedy for poor health.
Scott’s Emulsion is praised as a fast acting aid, partly digested before entering the stomach to ease stomach work and deliver direct benefits. The ad claims rapid improvement with minimal effort and notes the product is from Scott & Bowne Chemists at 9 Pearl St New York.
Promotional copy extols liver care with claims of illness relief and blood purification. It emphasizes a single supposedly safe medicine as the reliable remedy and hints at continued text not shown.
For over 60 years this vegetable remedy has been a standby in thousands of homes and is today the favorite liver medicine. It acts gently on the liver and kidneys, does not irritate the bowels, and cures constipation, relieves congestion, purifies the system from bile overflow, keeping the body healthy. Price 25c at all druggists and healers. Test it.
Local buyer seeks to purchase all well bred smooth heifers around Brayton. N. Larsen & Son requests potential sellers to visit or contact with cattle for sale.
A large party of rabbit hunters in the Bowen neighborhood caused a ruckus with dogs and guns. Hugh Bowen shouted that he was shot and investigators found a single small shot lodged halfway between his waist and elbow. No serious injury reported.
For Sale. Registered and high grade short horn male calves ten to sixteen months of age dark red at reasonable prices. Telephone Brayton or Extra Central. O.F. Spr H-21 tf Brayton a
The Pasinet lighthouse sits nine miles from Crookhaven on a rugged rock off Ireland's coast. The 80 foot rock rises under a 70 foot tower, battered by Atlantic gales that have even damaged the lantern. Visitors are landed only in calm seas by a jib extending fifty to sixty feet, swung to haul a visitor in a rope loop for a 40 foot vertical ascent and 100 foot horizontal swing to safety, a method described by the London Telegraph.
Farmers are urged to review a bargain list before buying land, with the Journal of offering an overview of available properties. The notice emphasizes careful selection and suggests consulting the publication for detailed listings and descriptions.
Advertises cry sales in Exira and nearby areas with reasonable terms and a satisfaction guarantee. Calls Musson at the Atlantic, Iowa exchange for dates at the Journal Office in Exira or by phone (12).
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