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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
2
Readers learn of a claimed remedy for catarrh and constitutional disease. The advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure fights the disease through blood and mucous surfaces, offering a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure, and urges readers to send for details. It also promotes Halls Fancy Pills for constipation.
For twenty years W N Rawls of Bells Teun fongbht omasal catarrh and nasal soreness caused fear and distress until he began using Puckrons Aruiva Sale on the sore surface. The swelling redness subsides and the soreness recedes with steady improvement.
Watertown C resident B Waterman asserts decades of stomach ailment and a two year attack free period after using Dr Kings remedy. The note promotes holy cleaners and life giving tonic pills as earth’s best.
An ad seeks buyers for a large Alberta land tract and offers a special Wednesday car excursion from Minneapolis to Letherbridge Alberta. It invites inquiries to W. Kerr Co Bank of Mrs Eldy Minneapolis. It promotes Pilister's Rocky Mountain Tea as vitality aid priced at four cents.
An itemized notice lists the White Clover herd of Paland Chinas with 25 litters for March and April, sired by Flack Perfection, noting related animals and contact details. The advertisement also mentions a meat market trade offer and requests debt settlements at Cylinder Meat Market by December 20 1906 with Henry Agnew.
The Ruthven Appeal cites moral and social strength in Emmetsburg, praising the town as the best in the northwest. The Democrat makes no judgment on Ruthven while noting Hunnetsburg. it extols Emmetsburg’s social fabric and financial credit and invites visitors to get acquainted with its citizens.
Emmetsburg faces a corruption scare with several damages suits filed and one man jailed while others remain missing. The town remains tense as residents express resolve, and local leaders weigh tariff positions and national politics amid ongoing turmoil and editorial critiques.
Rio Mayne persists that he is not a bobtail and cites heels from President Rootsvest's message to back his stance. Berge-Hon, nearly elected, faces a difficult winter in his upcoming term.
The senator from South Dak ta launches a movement to investigate the lumber tract amid rising prices and farmer protests. The piece notes farmers northward favor tariffs on lumber to curb Canadian supply, while discussing political stances on monopoly tariffs and President Roosevelt’s position.
Senator Dulliver returns to Congress amid anger over Philippines tariff reductions. He’s accused of tolerating mischief by lobbyists, while Iowa sentiment shifts toward duty. A Washington banquet drew leaders like Cannon and Hepburn. Lacey and Dolliver were absent. State railway commissioners urge more freight cars and better crossing facilities to ease car scarcity and site access. The Democrat anticipates Rinne and Bergeron ensuring compliance by companies and commissioners. Public officers must give close attention to railway issues for constituents.
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