Sheriff's Sale Notice for Palo Alto County Property
The sheriff of Palo Alto County Iowa gives notice of a special execution directed by the district court clerk to foreclose a debt from Prator Wabi ntock Co. against AW Grirwa and Mrs. Griggs. The property described lies in the NW quarter of the NW quarter section 4 township 97 north range 32 west of the Indian meridian, to be sold at public sale in front of the court house in Mannefaburg on a date in December 1807 to satisfy the debt and costs. The sale will begin at 1:00 PM or as soon after as practical, with cash in hand to the highest bidder. The sheriff's name is D. W. Passon.
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Diatrict Court
Palo Alto County
Low
Prastor’ Wabintock A& Co
Wid
Ale
Kame Na
Gol P.M
Alto
Lowa
A. O
Mannefaburg
Hoanetsburg
Tawa
D. W. Passon
Sherif
Pale Alte Co
Consumption Cure Claim by Dr A Slocum in Times Ad
An 19th century Times advertisement claims a universal cure for consumption by A Slocum M D of New York City. The notice promises free three bottles to readers suffering from tuberculosis and asserts worldwide testimonials from American and European laboratories. Readers are urged to address Dr Slocum at 98 Pine Street New York and mention the newspaper.
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Sloe LG
A. Slocum
New York City
Times
Aslocum M
Pine Street
One Minute Cough Cure Promoted by DeWitt’s Witch Hazel
An advertisement style passage touts One Minute Cough Cure as fast relief for throat and lung troubles. It references Dr DeWitt’s Witch Hazel and claims long standing use and efficacy for cold, cough, sore throat, and bronchial issues, naming various brands and distributors.
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Haach Sava
Galliva
DeWitt
Hie Blya
Oun Colina & Go
High Lake Social Notes in Grattinger
Grattinger hosts B R Knutson on Monday with local visitors Oliver Rierson and family staying at Myhre s this week before heading to Alabama. Andrew Bothne and Ole 1 Joe travelled from Case Creek Minn to spend a few days with the Knutson family. Mary Halvorson of Graettinger visits Carrie Knutson. Tid Skattobo trips to Wallingford on business. Paul Paulson visits lakes Sunday. Oleg Oleson does business in Graettinger Monday. Ted Skattobo plans to return home in Manitowoc Wis via Chicago next week. Sena and Helen Johnson sick with diphtheria last week, still ill.
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B. R. Knutson
Grattinger
Oliver Rierson
Myhre's
Alabama
Andrew Bothne
Ole
Joe
Case Creek Minn
Knutson
Mary Halvorson
Graettinger
Carrie Knutson
Tid Skattobo
Wallingford
Oleg Oleson
Ted Skattobo
Manitowoc
Wis
Chicago
Sena
Helen Johnson
Hopeing News Summary From Rural Community
Local items note the Doughty school house closing for spring, Ketchen Bros shipped a car of sheep, accident to Ketchen gate hand resulting in death, burial request for Paullina O'Brien at High Lake cemetery, multiple locals hauling corn and visiting, a small dance turnout, sickness in the Soper family, Joe Oaks returning to activity, and plans for a creamery to be built in Osgood pasture.
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Paullina O'Brien
Doughty
High Lake
John Pough
Osgood
Mr. Atchinson
Estherville
Steen
L. L. Soper
Joe Oaks
Jack Greek Items and Society Meeting Notices
School notes from Boswold show Mr Greensisles teaching while Mr Jolu Mowitt deals with Graettinger business. Jack Creek Literary Society to hold its third annual meeting at Penn schoolhouse Monday evening December 20, 1897 at 7:30. Officers to be elected and debate upcoming. holiday travel rates announced by Hw RORGN By for Dec 24 25 31 and return until January 10 via decorated routes.
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Jolu Mowitt
Graettinger
Christmmas
Hw Rorgn
OR & N
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L. Christopher
Cocaret
Hi. Doyle
Ling
HMR
Paul Paulson
the Lakes
Doughty School
Ketchen Bros
Win
Mahaska County
Boswold School
Thrrough
Il A
McCormick
Dane
Minneapolis
Badger Minneapolis
Fotler & Johnson
Melvin Edk
Ucrioneer
Railway
B.C. BR
N. Ry
Cedar Rapids
Tullin
Gisrytlingar
B . Ta Frejeit
Sora
California
Cary
Wil
Roi
Kansao City
Wei
BR & N Ry
Wastaro
Nouthern
BCRN
Cedar Rapida
de Morton
Giadefines
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