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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1902
Page
5
A readable fragment notes quantities for a large can of peaches data tied to Table 2. The reference appears in a catalog or inventory section, listing peaches among canned goods. No further context is provided to confirm brand, origin, or purpose.
The snippet lists mixed local items: households moving, store plans in Fort Madison, an engagement in Emmetsburg, hotel notices with odd warnings, attendance at a congressional convention, a theater showing Sapho to appreciative crowds, railroad service proposals, real estate sales, and advertisements for rentals, papers, books, and travel routes. It touches on residents like the O Gates family, Mrs Emma G Allen, Krafts, Deemer, and local business notes, with sporadic names and places such as Ratherville, Kenmar, Fort Dodge, and Matherville.
An early text touts Bucklua's Amiga Salve as a quick cure for eczema fevers rheum and related complaints. Mead and other local remedies are mentioned with a drug store ad promising borers at a discount price of 16 cents per ounce in a northwest district corner storefront.
National Baptist anniversary events planned at St Paul Minnesota May 18 20 1962 with Minneapolis and St Louis Railroad offering round trip fares May 18 19 and 20 to distant points and reduced rates within 200 miles plus return validity to May 20. Ticket agents for details. Also notices for digestives remedies and various railway schedules and conventions across multiple cities with special summer rates and events through August.
Local notes from Superior detail Mr Denvil’s new house project, Nasby brothers considering lumber for a Petersburg store, Andrew Stevens building a stone wall, and a twin birth at Tom Googe’s home. Also reports of Mrs Wholecraft’s death, travels to Minneapolis and Dakota, lectures at M E church on Yellow Stone Pack, Epworth League convention, and church organ purchase.
The Iowa Sunday school workers gather for a major convention at Broux City. A large chorus under BLO directs sessions for primary and intermediate teachers. W A Pearce discusses up-to-dateSunday school methods. Dr Stephen Philips leads Bible study. Willa Brown oversees boys training. many named speakers from Des Moines Mason City Waterloo Oskaloosa and more. Delegates are urged to send names to Wa Tagkaberry and obtain lodging and breakfast arrangements. Further details from BF Mitchell at Des Moines, General Secretary.
Businessmen are urged to examine the many opportunities offered by the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway before investing. On the first and third Tuesdays of March through May, round trip tickets to numerous states and regions will be offered at low rates. Full information on rates and train times is available from any company representative.
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