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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
4
A quirky note questions porch usefulness and charm versus comfort, hinting at a light lifestyle reflection. The fragment mentions porch value and suggests a playful contrast between function and decor in a casual tone.
Victor Porch Shades describe a sunlit breezy porch as an inviting living area for reading sewing games and naps with a protected sleeping place for pleasant weather. They block glare and wind while admitting light and air and claim ease of installation and durable wooden slats with twine warp.
The notice lists shade sizes of 4, 6, and 8 feet with prices and color options Green and Brown. The fragmentary pricing hints at ranges and a phase label but specifics are unclear.
Sutton the Algona stock food man known across several states was cut to pieces Saturday evening as a Northwestern train pulled from the depot. Some say accidental. informant claims he deliberately threw himself under the cars. He carried $10,000 life insurance and had long engaged in the blue sky scheme. Many contracts were payable at Algona, and he fought frequent lawsuits to wear down opponents or force settlements. In old age he apparently grew disgusted and took his own life.
Miss Bertha Peterson died June 6 at the home of Mrs. J Reade Clarke where she had worked nine years. Funeral held Wednesday with services at Mrs. Clarke’s home and at the Lutheran church. Burial in Evergreen cemetery. Born February 25 1862 in Wisconsin she came to the state as a child. She leaves two brothers Peter P Peterson of Graettinger and another brother living elsewhere in the state. Her quiet, exemplary life earned broad sympathy from friends and colleagues.
The article reports that Emrich, a Ayrshire candidate for county treasurer, was treated harshly by Republicans in Ermmetsburg a week ago Tuesday. Hean was nearly slaughtered in three wards, receiving only .18 out of 3 in the Fourth. Idcal party workers were described as wielding knives all day, while Silver Lake gave D. G. McCarty generous treatment.
Dr. D H Glenn has purchased a new Malin pressed steel launch with capacity for eight passengers and a three horsepower engine. The cushions and seats double as life preservers in case of accident and the boat presents well. Dr. Glenn and his family expect considerable summer enjoyment from it.
Last Wednesday Adjutant General Lincoln ordered Company F of Algona mustered out as it failed to meet standards and could not secure an armory. Emmetsburg continues business at the old stand. John P. Bigley caught three large Des Moines fish last Tuesday. one escaped.
Forest City high school baseball team has defeated Towa City Mount Vernon Belle Plaine Mason City Rolfe Lake Mills and Humbolat this season. The run of wins stands as an enviable record. Also note persistent rain last week leaving ground saturated followed by bright warm weather and excellent crops.
The Palo Alto County Board of Supervisors meets in regular session in the Auditors office at the courthouse Emmetsburg. Minutes from the last session approved. Drainage District No 43 hearing continued to June 18 1910. Drainage District No 45 hearing continued to June 15 1910. New appointees named for Drainage District No 39 and engineers assigned for No 20 with bids opened for construction. John Peterson low bidder for drainage district No 20. contract awarded at 2944.00 with bond and performance conditions. Engineer T R Martin appointed with $500 bond. Proceedings continued to June 13 1910. Equalization session held with property assessments adjusted for Emmetsburg. Board adjourned to June 13 1910.
A flow of Emmetsburg visitors and locals appears in town notes with names like Mrs. Ole Cody Mrs. Frank Fenn and many others. Mentions include trips to Chicago Sioux City Fort Atkinson Des Moines and Denver and a July 4 celebration planned with community attendance. The column notes illnesses typhoid and a decayed arm bone in a child with medical consultations.
Miss Lottie Walsh has secured the position of supervisor of music in the West Bend schools. She is a noted county musician and recently graduated from Colorado State Normal school in music and drawing. The West Bend community is confident in her ability and service.
The many friends of Mr. J. S. Morrison will be glad to hear he is recovering rapidly from his recent sickness and arrived home last Monday. He was accompanied by his wife who has been his faithful attendant since his illness. A number of citizens met them at the train and escorted them to their home.
Iowa's eminent specialist Dr Crider, with decades of hospital practice in male and female diseases, arrives at Emmetsburg for a June 29 1910 event. He will set parlors at the St Tain Hotel and is noted as the oldest experienced physician in the country, founder of the Ottumwa Medical and Surgical Institute, once burned out with a large loss, now at his Summer Home in Columbus Junction Iowa.
Dr Crider claims a new catarrh treatment that can extract catarrh mucous from the throat lungs and stomach in five minutes. He offers a $100 payment if he fails to cure. The ad urges readers to visit and be convinced.
The report describes Dr Crider’s treatment using an ozonized hydrogenized compound with guaiacole and creatinine suppositories. It claims strong germicidal effects from rectal absorption, sterilizing and neutralizing toxins, and asserts benefits for nutrition and vitality in tuberculosis cases.
Brights Disease doctor announces a new treatment for incurable kidney complaints. He states the medicine goes directly to the kidneys, not the stomach, and promises success in all cases. Apologies in advance for early call times. rooms are crowded from 0 a.m. to 8 p.m. He invites anyone with a case to contact him at once. Remember date and location.
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