15 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
1
A newspaper ad touts Chamberlain's Liniment as a superior remedy for back and chest pain. It advertises a bottle at two shillings and sixpence and a piece of flannel as a cheaper addition, sold by C C Yockey.
Disjointed OCR summary notes a political contest involving prohibition issues, county committee actions, and candidate dynamics in Woodbury County. References include opposition to a Republican candidate and calls for party unity ahead of upcoming county and state political events.
A garbled jumble of place names and events from a small town includes mentions of a disbanded publication, local election hints, a high school enrollment figure, a new cemetery described as beautified, a wrist injury from an auto crank, an explosion scene, a Woodmen event at a hotel, and a disturbing note about infantile paralysis affecting several Haas family members northwest of town. the passage closes with details about a 21 month old girl and siblings.
A garbled fragmentary wedding notice reports two ceremonies held in a community, naming couples and venues in a period- era tone. The text mentions Miss Stella Fobusen and Mr Arwhter among others, with scattered references to families and attendees, reflecting a bustling social page item.
A week of events at Lions City County Fair features a grand automobile parade in front of the grandstand on Saturday afternoon with a free vaudeville show and a display of machinery and automobiles. The schedule includes horse depots, live stock displays, and exhibitions from Minnesota, Nebraska, and South Dakota, offering diverse entertainment and attractions.
The Moodhmy county convention reports J P Greiner mounting a bid for supervisor with support from local factions. Amid county and township contests, leaders stress party unity while opposing voices push for broader backing in the Wolf Creek district.
A spring scrimmage between the high school football team and alumni ended in a tie after a tight battle. Key players included Valor and Binster contributing on offense while defensive stands limited big plays.
A bank incident west of the Wizon bridge near the town left Mrs ROS Whyte of Costing Tim Usen with injuries. She suffered a dislocated right wrist and shoulder after a collision while a man fled the scene. Mrs Whyte and an accompanying man were brought to town by autoists. Dr Schumalts treated their injuries. The report notes the event and local police response, with ongoing subscription offer at the newspaper.
Low colonist rates advertised for travel to the Pacific Coast during September and October. Offers include guided tours via Chicago Union Pacific and Northern Western lines. Contact S A Nutcheon Manager Tourist Dept Chicago or agents for details. Also listings mention Dakota farm prices from $30 to $50 and Montana land at about $10 to $20, with connections to Sioux City grain exchanges.
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