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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1909
Page
6
A dense advertisement touts a closeout of Kimball pianos and phonographs with heavy discounts. It claims 185,673 pianos sold and promises large savings, urging readers to visit the store for deals up to hundreds of dollars off, plus affordable payment plans and wholesale opportunity.
Correctionville News lists subscription terms of one year in advance and local rates. Advertising charges include locals at ten cents per line for first insertion and five cents per line for subsequent insertions, with display ads twelve and a half cents per inch per insertion.
A fragment from a Woodbury County paper discusses Fourth of July theatrics, caution against confusing progress with politics, and a farmer's quip on corn prices. It notes Cherokes hosting a chautauqua opening last Friday and Corras tionville aiming for August 3-8. Senator Gore targets Aldrich on tariffs, praising New England industry, while Bronx City’s 60th anniversary features in Stona City Journal.
The Journal-Des Moines excerpt outlines H M Parker of the Chicago Tribune praising publicity and its economic power. He argues advertising drives store development, mail order growth, factory siting, and community prosperity, transforming competition from brute force to calculated marketing and widespread information.
Danbury erects a new cemetery building and J Bayne partners with son Ray mond in publishing the Sibley Tribune. W F Saibold Jr of Danbury dies in Oklahoma Gap. Day’s stock barn near Quimby struck by lightning. stock uninjured. Elsie Prescott wed to F Marquart in Sergeant Bluff. Locals consider forming a telephone company and exchange. Jualua Bobolz’s body still missing after Cherokee drowning. Feeders blamed for high corn prices amid Holstein shipments. Kingsley plans a street band concert. Correctionville hosts biweekly gatherings. Raymond Hackson of George Heck hurt in attack. rapid recovery expected. John and Herman Bremer arrested for tampering with rural mail boxes. George Place’s horse scare leads to money box loss. Onawa wedding of Harry Arnold and Muabal Coyle. Siouxty News notes county bonds worth $22,000 sold to three financial entities.
Mr and Mrs Thames Trindle Jatt wed last Saturday in Ord Nebraska after a brief stay here The ceremony was at noon May 30 1909 performed by Rev J W Lothian The bride Lov a Christy formerly of Corr ingtonville spent 20 years there before moving to Canton Maryland two years ago She was a teacher in local schools then ran a millinery and a nation store in Canton
The article advises shallow plowing for milkweed to avoid deep roots, followed by disking and harrowing to expose and destroy remaining roots. It notes the plant's persistence in small grain fields and compares its spread to morning glory, emphasizing turning the soil to reduce regrowth.
The couple Mr. Trindle and Mrs. Christy, once childhood sweethearts, married after prior separations. Mr. Trindle, a farmer and Lloyd & Tindle Lumber company member from Ord Nab, was recently divorced from his first wife. Mrs. Trindle is beloved locally for kindness and many friends wish her well.
On July 11 1045 the program features Sermon by Dr Prank Wakely Gunsaulus with music by the Dunbars. Admission requires a ticket with no extra charge. Sacred concert by the Dunbar Quartet and Beil Ringers at 3 00. Lecture A Chapter in the History of Liberty by Dr Gunsaulus at 8 00. Sacred concert again by the Dunbar Quartet and Bell at 8 30. Illustrated lecture The Storm Heroes of Our Coast The Life Saving Service by Hon Arthur K Peck.
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