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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1912
Page
8
Seed corn of 1910 crop offered by a farmer invites farmers to call Merchants State Bank at Correctionville or Hatfield's hardware in Pierson to see the corn. Samples available and mail orders filled with cash. Delivery to depot or farm two miles south of Pierson at 2.00 dollars per bush.
Trade notices advertise farm loans at lowest rates from Merchants State Bank and promote selling hides to O Foster and OG Foster. Extra fine Buff Orpingtons offered through O D Castle & Bros Jewel ry, with watches repairs and 25 year guarantee. A tonic for coughs is marketed by O D Castle & Bro indicating relief and cure, sold by dealers.
Sioux City Summer School Normal trains for teachers and renews certificates at the Sioux City high school starting June 10. Special privileges include two regular teachers’ examinations, institute lectures, primary class work, and high school credit review. For details contact J. McCow an of Sioux City or M. D. Smith of Correctionville.
For the 816 Boys reader, a highly improved farm in southern Minnesota near a small railroad town, 1 4 miles from school and 25 miles from the Iowa line. The land is rich with water and two sets of new buildings, fenced and cross fenced. Asking price $5250 per acre with easy terms on balance, cash $6250 per section. prospect of value rise soon. Write to ACJ at this paper for details.
A long text fragment reflects on repetition and variations in familiar tunes and themes, noting how old drafts and jokes persist through new disguises. It includes choppy dialogue about social tricks, a London suffragette moment, farm life verses, and scattered political notices and light humor about daily life.
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