We the genuine spotless and snickelé coal for ranges
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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
3
Correctionville News and Sioux City Tribune Promotion
An 1885 to 1908 Correctionville News item lists postal registration details and subscription terms, noting Woodbury County and advance rates. It also promotes a Christmas gift of The Sioux City Tribune with a special letter to recipients, priced at $2.00 through January 1, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Tribune
Tribune
THE
Sioux City
Tom Jones Buys Meat and Ice Business in Pierson
Charles Hough sells his meat and ice market to Thorniz Jones of Pierson. Jones, a young man of evident ability, will take possession January 1. Hough has run the retail meat and ice business here for over four years but has health issues. Also note a postponed Japanese art sale and tea at M B church to Saturday, a lost Hammond stick pin with reward, New Year’s Day church dinner, and a for sale eight room house one block north of GC N W depot with price via Geo A Williams Paria Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hough
M. B
M. E. Church
GC. N. W. Depôt
Geo
A, Williams
Paria, Mo
Community Notices and Social News From Rock Branch
Rev Anderson of Pierson began revival meetings at the Methodist Episcopal church here on the 6th and vowed to continue as long as interest lasts. Mr and Mrs C J Goodman returned from Maquakets after attending their sister in law's funeral. D W Huffman completed a large stock barn on his farm. Roy Hinkhouse is ill. Martin Mercer visits relatives at Spring Dale. Mrs Anna Crowell of Sioux City was an over Sunday guest of her sister Miss Etta and Freda Hinkhouse. Mr and Mrs Ford Kneack hosted Bunslay guests of Mr and Mrs Fritz Boble. George Stauffer and sisters Gladys and Sadie of St James Minn visit Mrs E C Hinkhouse. Mr and Mrs Wm Knaack entertained friends and relatives Thursday for Mrs Knaack's birthday. Martin Peterson and Albert Nelson rode home to Nebraska Tuesday. Miss Etta Hinkhouse hosted two groups of friends for Freda Hinkhouse's birthday. Mrs H B Hinkhouse returned from Sioux City Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Pierson
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. J. Goodman
Maquakets
D. W. Huffman
Roy Hinkhouse
Martin Mercer
Spring Dale
Anna Crowel
Sioux City
Miss Etta
Freda Hinkhouse
Ford Kneack
Fritz Boble
George Stauffer
Gladys
Sadie
St. James, Minn
E. C. Hinkhouse
Wm. Knaack
Knaack
Happenings From Years Ago In Northwestern County
A 20 year old reminiscence notes strong endorsements for George D. Perkins for the Senate, while George A. Bailey recovers from malaria. Local letters to Representative-elect Chapman surge in volume as politics take center stage, and real estate moves appear in South Dakota. Congregational church extends a debt-free year with Powell in charge, seven new members added, and a small year’s fund. Other items report tax receipts, mail dates, and local trades, with scattered notices on letters, mortgages, and school startups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Woodruff
South Dakota
Merton Patterson
Sioux City
Oakkeeper
Ed Fair
Iretom Tureday
Congregational Church
Reverend Powell
Fort Dodge
Knve
Illinois Central
Omaha
Onawa
Joseph Bempett Wilam Edwarda
E. Edwards
John Heath
Powell
Mampeop
Carl Mumson
Paul Mumsson
Myrtle Streeter
C. D. Smith
Ella Umer
Alliance
Aathon
Unis Mortgage Sac
Borg
T. Peace
Dolly Flathers
Carrell
Colleas
Lama Flatters
Welt
Grand Meadow
Who Keeps the Town Dressed in Honest Fraternity
A humorous riddle lauding a local tradesman who patches, repairs hats, handles hot irons, and cooks none yet runs a thrifty, forthright shop. The verse praises a trustworthy, plainly named businessman celebrated by townsfolk for fair dealing and visible signage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Kurzreiter
WEW LODGE OFFICERS NAMED AT REGULAR MEETING
Burning Bush lodge No 474 chose officers including Worshipful Master Henry Brume Senior Warden Albert Hempel Junior Warden Dr G H Burris secretary Geo A Bailey treasurer C C Yockey The Modern Woodmen of America annual meeting listed Logan Leopard Anthony Ischz E B Smith clerk Frank Lee escort H speaker manager Dr McQuity and Smith camp physicians Harry Coon watchman Ed Buettger sentry Installation set for the first regular meeting night in January with refreshments served
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burning Bush Lodge
A. F
A. M. No
Henry Brume
Albert Hempel
G. H. Burris
Geo. A. Bailey
C. C. Yockey
Modern
Woodmen of America
Logan
V. Leopard Suet
Anthony Ischz
E. B
Smith
Prank Lee
H. Speaker
Dra. McQuity
Smith Camp
Harry Coon
Buettger
The News Christmas Fund Sock Social Invitation
The News requests cheerful givers to contribute to the Christmas fund. A sack medal social will be held at Ridgeville School No 1 on Friday evening December 19, 1913. Ladies bring plainly wrapped boxes with lunch for two and a sack for auction. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville School
Everryone
Glennie Orner
Choosing the Right Present From The Youth's Companion
An advertisement promotes flowers for weddings and funerals from City Greenhouse and offers subscription samples of The Youth's Companion. It urges sending sample copies and notes a year subscription for $2 with a practical home calendar included, directing readers to 144 Berkeley St Boston for new subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Stanwood Pier
Tite
Berkeley St
Bouton
Mass
Riverside Woodbury ads and Expositions notice mix
A fragmented page lists a WAN'TSD man soliciting in Woodbury County with a Sioux City address, plus notices for the INTERNATIONAL LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION in late November and other events in Chicago and Kentucky. It promotes rail travel via Chicago and Northwestern, farm loan ads, immu ne male pigs for sale, and a Chamberlain’s Tablets testimonial, ending with a general dealers’ circulation note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
Sioux City
Iowa
Cured of Liver Complaint Ira Smith Recommends Tablets
Ira Smith of Point Blank Texas says he was suffering with a liver complaint and after using a 25c box of Chamberlain's Tablets is completely cured and recommends them to everyone. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Cee
Margaret Campbell
Saith
Ark
Ira Smith
Point Blank
Texas
How to Bankrupt the Doctors
A prominent New York physician quips that women in thin stockings and shoes could bankrupt doctors. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Kennedy as a safe, effective remedy for coughs and colds, urging immediate treatment to prevent pneumonia and noting wide reputation for cures. Sold by all dealers.
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New York
Kennedy
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