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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1909
Page
6
The short note signals that economical patrons will quickly perceive the added costs or benefits. It underscores an immediate impact likely to influence spending decisions for the upcoming period.
A Springfield News editorial argues that a town’s success hinges on citizens supporting its papers. Honest publicity and devoted editors uplift business and moral conditions, inspiring community action and loyalty to local interests.
Silk Sales announces a holiday sale featuring a range of silk fabrics. Offers include fancy silks up to 1.25 per yard, 0.22.42 cece 40c yard wide skinner satin for waists and skirts, and pean de soie silks in black at varied prices up to 2.75 for waist patterns.
A dated price list outlines fur scarves for sale aimed at pleasing wives daughters or sweethearts. It lists various scarf options with prices from $1.25 to $6.00 and includes extra long and fancy fur neck pieces in multiple quantities.
A terse market blip lists Pillow Muffs with prices: $2.50 for standard pillows and $5.00 for bulk or larger items, mentioning as many as $200 and $300 in seemingly varied offerings. No clear seller or location is provided.
The assortment features Christ mas Handkerchiefs in complete varieties. Ladies' Holiday Handkerchiefs range from 4 cents to 50 cents, Men's Holiday Handkerchiefs from 5 cents to 25 cents, and Men's Holiday Silk Hankies from 50 cents to 1 dollar.
Price list shows several children's fur sets and plush items with amounts 1.50 2.50 and 119 175 200, including Astri and Astr- references. Items include child fur sets and plush accessories, suggesting a catalog entry or store flyer detailing product prices.
A premium winter fur showcase promises the grandest assortment yet with luxury pieces teased for holiday shoppers. The brief notice emphasizes exclusivity and seasonal appeal, inviting customers to explore the latest arrivals and limited editions.
Candy and Nut Department Welcomes you with a wealth of Christmas dainties. 25 different kinds of Xmas candy. Christmas week, per pound. Best mixed Nuts, per pound.
Nearly fifty guests attended the wedding of Alma Frahm at the Frahm home north of Correctionville. Rev. E R Mitchell officiated as Alma wed to Linl. The groom, son of Mrs. W J Efner, will retire from farming with the Frahm family and move to the Correctionville residence recently vacated by the Andersons. A three course meal followed the ceremony. In a separate note, John Huss and Luella Lamb were married at Mrs Carne Rice’s home in Correctionville with immediate family present and plan to reside in Correctionville where Huss will work as a carpenter. The local news mentions a livestock disease scare and a quarantine at the Rawson farm in the area with several horses lost to anthrax.
The report notes Mrs Jons Hansen's illness and convalescence. Aug Peterson hosted many friends last Friday. Paulsen and family are mentioned with regards to a hospital bedside visit. Ben Peterson returned home Friday from Chicago after a cattle market trip. Mesdames Angen and Geo Jacobsen of Peiro were called to Paulsen's bedside Monday.
In honor of his birthday Patar Brodarsan of Britton SD arrived here last week to visit a month with old friends and relatives. Rev Langkamaror of Halstuin called on N Pauls on Saturday. A N Martin and Mrs O J Burrow both held successful sales last week with everything selling out.
A bold 25c advert offers instant relief for eczema and kin diseases with a special oil blend from Chicago Laboratories D. D. DL Company. It promises early cure and asserts ten years of success with the mild soothing wash DD D. Pre empion, urging readers to purchase the trial bottle to be convinced.
The contract for the new St Marys Catholic church at Danbury has been let for 19000. The Danbury public schools will hold a county fair to start a fund with which to buy a piano. The marriage of Wesley J Smith of Climbing Hill to Miss Jessie Ful ton of Moville took place in Sioux City December 2 1909. Portions of rural routes out of Onawa will be abandoned unless roads are kept in better shape by patrons. Van Groves football team is going to college next year Ben Todd will matriculate at the state agricultural college. Holsteins council has passed an ordinance forbidding drunks minors from entering saloons. Judge A Church will not seek renomination as judge of the Leith Judicial circuit. Seven new houses are under construction at Holstein.
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