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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
5
A vivid advert lists footwear styles from Oxford and slip on shoes to sandals for men women and children. Prices range from 41 cents to two dollars with varieties in black tan and red including oil grain crepe styles and vici kid leather finishes.
Lincoln notes show Lynn Jawett and friends visiting, Ladies Aid at Mrs Stones, and Earl Halvorsen attending Forest City commencement with family. Ice cream social at Will Daves well attended, but a frosty evening hindered appetites. A Sunday cyclone moved corn cribs and hay racks, blew a barn on a southeast Lincoln farm, damaged a kitchen and a cart shed, with no serious injuries. Ducks blown from a windmill platform cured later as a curious tale. An ad promotes Dr Kay's Renovator as a spring tonic from Walters & Co.
Geo E Carry editor of the Guide Washington Va reports suffering a severe ankle sprain. After trying several medicines without relief he used Chamberlains Pain Balm and received swift relief and a rapid complete cure. He notes its success for frostbite and recommends it to others.
The article recalls a pleasant surprise at Fisher's for departing friends, noting Sunday School and Ladies Aid involvement, plus a silverware gift. Bro. Eddy delivered a Baptismal sermon for high school graduates, with a well decorated church. Children’s Day services invite unbaptized children to be brought for baptism Sunday morning.
Mr C Collier of Cherokee Iowa, once bedridden with chronic kidney trouble and back pain, is pictured as cheerful and vigorous after using Electric Bitters. The ad claims a total cure after three bottles and promotes Walters Co for a 500 price offer.
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