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Newspaper

Audubon County Journal

Location

Exira, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1902

Page

7

Audubon YMCA plans and local church meetings announced

Audubon YMCA members ordered gym paraphernalia and expect delivery in three weeks to ready new rooms. A quarantine-related session was held Tuesday night. The M E church will host a ten day meeting starting Wednesday evening aimed at instruction for recent enlistees. Parsonage construction for Rev Matheney is funded with 4000 subscribed, with praise for his work and a brick church noted as a conference standout.

Y.M.C. A M. E. Church Chas Stocking James Davis Tracy Street Jimmie Ellie Guthrie Center BR. W. Matheney

Accident near Old Hamlin claims Rev Boyce

Wednesday afternoon Corey Wilson driving with Rev A Boyce in a wagon bounded by a hog. At Blue Grass bridge the hog squealed scaring the team. Boyce fell headfirst striking his head on the evener while the wagon hit a telephone pole. Boyce was bruised badly and taken to Dr Brook's office. collar bone broken and hip dislocated with serious head and limb injuries.

Corey Wilson Old Hamlin A. Boyce Blue Grass Mr. Boyce Dr. Wilson Mr. Wilson

Marriage of Nels Haneen and Marie Larson at Bethania Church

A wedding unites Nels Haneen and Marie Larson at Bethania Church near Kimballton with Rev Simonsen officiating. Guests from Audubon attend as the couple begins housekeeping, while local notes urge Decoration Day observance and public patriotism led by the Grand Army of the Republic.

Bethania Kimballton Nels Haneen Marie Larson Simonsen Audubon Howe Hansen Prick Jid Larson Michigan Peter Nelsons Luim Grand Army of the Republic Atars Billpes Nash Ar

Local Gray notes across week of wind and commerce

Gray reporters recount a windy week with seed corn deliveries, farm trips and repairs. Individuals named include G.R. Spurgeon from Trans Mississippi Elevator, Péter Mundt in Audubon, and Manning tradesmen. Several farmers ship hogs, repair buildings, and navigate storms leading to torn chimneys and roof work.

G.R. Spurgeon Péter Mundt Audubon Brorson Honas Mundt Manning

DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed for Wound Care

A distressed reader notes neglect and delayed treatment worsen burns and wounds. The advertisement claims DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cures injuries once misused remedies fail, with a testimonial from H C Hardy of Yauntoan Indiana and mentions Dofting Co as distributor.

DeWitt Bonato Ke Dofting & Co

Eight Dead At Glenrose Tornado Ravages Town

A Granbury dispatch reports a Glenrose tornado causing eight deaths and 57 injuries. Over 33 buildings destroyed, more than 1000 left homeless. Relief teams with medicines and doctors began aid. Several remain critically injured though most are expected to recover.

Dallas Tex Granbijty Glenrose Car Milan J. Milan My. Ford Mise May Connell Milgrove Mra. Gage Lee Thomas Trice Glenroke Granbury

Explosion on the Fulton and serious submarine crew injuries

In Philadelphia on April 30 the submarine Fulton and convoy entered Delaware breakwater. An explosion aboard the Fulton as it neared the breakwater left four crew injured, one perhaps fatally. The injured include Lt Arthur McArthur UT.8BN, Lt Oscar Cohen, C B Miter, Harry Moore, and Charles Beclold with head and facial injuries. Three killed at Joplin also reported in the same dispatch.

Philadelphia Fulton Mindora Delaware New York Norfolk Aeutenant Arthur McArthur Ieutenant Oscar Kohen Miyy C. B. Miter Harry Moore Charles Beclold

Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Revealed

A bold claim touts Dr King's New Discovery as the cure for consumption and stubborn coughs. It asserts the medicine clears phlegm and infected mucus, enriches blood with oxygen, and heals inflamed throats and lungs, promising relief for cold and throat issues with guaranteed bottles and free samples at Nick Doffing.

Dr. King Nick

Rossville corn and community notes spill from Friday storm

The Rossville area shelves corn, with sixteen lengths of criba tumbling in the storm. Roe Passmore visits from Audubon, farmers market hundreds of bushels, and local families gather for socials. Shelters, windmills, and a planned Prospect Knob cottage feature amid bushels sold to Trans Mississippi Grain Co. Residents discuss new business ideas like a restaurant, blacksmith, bank, and dray service as rain boosts hopes for a big crop and improved lumber yard development.

Albert Fest Len Bridensting Robert Rutherford Trans Mississippi , Grain Co Tess Will Leake

Electric Bitters Praised By Congressmen In Ad

A vintage advertisement claims Champ Clark of Missouri recovered from overwork and nervous strain after three bottles of Electric Bitters. It touts the tonic as the best medicine sold by druggists, urging overworked men and worn, weekly women to try them for health and vitality, with a 50 cent price and a guarantee by Nick Dotling and Gy.

Champ Clark Missouri Nick Dotling d& Gy

Return of the Dead Brings Wary Breakfast End

A humorous Irish tale recounts Pat Dolan found dead near the road, Brigid O Toole and Tom Wianagan plotting to steal his gold from a stockings, only to have Pat rise at dawn and thwart the theft. Pat consumes spirits and bread, then departs with the gold, leaving Brigid and Tom to rue their trick as Pat returns to his wake.

Pat Dolan Pat Tylu Bridget O'Toole Bridget Tom Wiannagan Tom Bridget O'Loole Om Iain Kagan York Tomy Ton Jolie William Gould Prichard Yan

Russian Discipline in Army Recruiting Lesson

A Soviet era officer asks a recruit what military discipline means. The recruit answers that discipline is obeying superiors except actions against the czar. When ordered to prove obedience, the recruit is told to drown himself in a lake. He moves toward the water but is stopped by a sergeant to avert self harm.

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