16 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1911
Page
1
A promotional blurb touts enduring impact of today’s talk and the lasting value of tomorrow’s purchase, stressing that customers remember the brand and merchandise they buy now. The message hints at confidence in lasting impressions and customer loyalty.
A local retailer invites readers to inspect a new clothing selection for men and boys. The message emphasizes carefully chosen models and fabrics from reputable manufacturers and invites customers to visit with any amount of time.
A three day farmers institute occurs in Washta from February 22 to 24 with a varied program. Speakers include John Sundberg Will Hunter Dan Phelan and Victor Potter among others. Evening entertainments and prizes are planned with church programs on Wednesday and Thursday nights featuring solos recitations and duets. Local notices advertise sale of Barred Plymouth Cockerels and a lost pocketbook with reward.
A Burwell church supper preceded stirring talks by missionary Benjamin F. Jones of Burma and Rev. J. B. Trimble of the M. E. church, with Rev. Walter Torbet of Ida Grove District, on the Laymen’s Missionary Movement. The event praised home and foreign outreach, outlined fundraising needs, and urged men to join in the effort.
Woodbury County plans a county hospital to protect families from tuberculosis and contagious diseases. An approved law requires 200 petitioners for a special election. Tuberculosis Day and church-led prevention efforts are highlighted, with A J Kepford promoting statewide health education and ministerial outreach.
Theillly, a Canton harness maker, says he was doped and slugged by unnamed assailants in Sioux City. He was robbed of $70, placed on a train to Correctionville, and carried from the train Monday morning in a frothing stupor. The incident describes his attempted transport and ensuing mistreatment.
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