Karl D Fisk Optometrist Career Note
Karl D Fisk, optometrist, active in 1896, listed at age 27 with annual entry 1317. This compact notice records his profession and a dated identifier from the period.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
2
Karl D Fisk, optometrist, active in 1896, listed at age 27 with annual entry 1317. This compact notice records his profession and a dated identifier from the period.
A man in good physical condition is almost certain to enjoy life, while the bilious and dyspeptic are despondent and miserable. A few doses of Chamberlains Tablets will tone up the stomach improve digestion and regulate the bowels. For sale by Stoehrs Drug Store.
Dentists and car dealers advertise services and sales. A lost measuring stick with a key is sought. A home improvement firm offers papering with guaranteed work. The Mary Street property for sale or rent is listed via Elgin Savings Bank. The Elgin Concert Band performed in Clermont to benefit the Red Cross, raising 201.50 from ticket sales. Miss N M Balkin underwent cataract surgery, with a hopeful recovery timeline, in Town City.
The Elgin Roho describes publication schedule and post office entry details. It lists classified ad rates six cents per line for local ads, and display ads run consecutively until discontinued. Subscription prices are one year $1.50, six months 75 cents.
Public notices announce candidates for local offices in Iowa’s Fourth District. Martin Fels seeks supervisor term starting 1919, W Wright runs for county recorder, Li M Enger announces candidacy for Congress in Fourth District. Primary set June 3, 1918.
Local items cover bargains at Capper & Sons and Weibel Mill Co. Elgin. military duty notes on Brabham, Melchior Yenney, Boise Capper. wheat acreages in Fayette, Worth, and Montgomery counties. officer promotions from Fort Bliss. war reports in Russia and troop drafts plans. calls for universal training and larger army. grim German casualty counts.
Local notices report Welbel Mill Co seeking wheat rye and corn payments up to $2 per bu. May baskets delight residents with flowers while Marguerite Grether and Florence Kohler visit UT students. Hugh Casper returns from Ft Snelling with plans to join a France-bound unit. Huntington Barnes, 90, noted horse driver dies in West Union. Manual training and community achievements praised at Falb Building. Catarrh cure promoted by Hall's Catarrh Medicine with $100 reward for failure to cure.
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