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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
3
A terse note reflects that critics of prosperity in North Western Iowa have fallen quiet, their object lessons in economic success apparently silencing opposition voices and leaving many observers noting a shift in public discourse.
The Iowa Supreme Court sides with critics in the Cherry sisters’ case, saying they deserved the harsh ridicule they faced. The ruling frames the controversy as a sharp rebuke from the court to performances deemed lacking in merit.
A Kansas preacher who spoke on the notion of hell for three cents drew attention with a message suggesting salvation or damnation was within reach for all. The remark sparked discussion about accessibility of spiritual consequences and the preacher’s intended audience.
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a report about a man connected to several widows in a town, with unclear details about the involved parties and actions. The readable bits indicate social controversy rather than a clear event or outcome.
J Gurdett shipped three ears of cattle and hogs Tuesday morning. Olmstead has windmill is completed and will apply for a patent. The Wells social last week drew attendance despite bad weather. A D Dickenson arrived from Grinnell college. E P McEvoy did insurance work in Fairfield and Fern Valley. A large flag pole ready to be raised for the school. Leek praised it. Baldwin sent four Durham cows and heifers bought at Chicago prize cattle sale last week. McEvoy a Gamour? drew a ton of coal at Mallard church fair, aiding stock agents to prepare for winter.
Druggists tell of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted choice for families. J Goldsmith of Van Atn, NCY reports five years of satisfaction with its use for ordinary coughs colds and post influenza coughs. Amundson Drug Co offers it for sale.
The Hot Springs in Arkansas are promoted as a national health resort endorsed by the U.S. Government for rheumatism neuralgia influenza catarrh and many illnesses. It highlights a winter climate hotels of all grades and invites readers to contact ticket agents or Mr John G Farmer in Cedar Rapids IA for information and illustrated books from the Bureau of Information Hot Springs Ark.
Mrs W K Uaviland of Armonk New York recounts her daughter nearly dying from whooping cough and bronchitis until Dr King’s New Discovery saved her life. A niece with advanced consumption also recovered. the medicine is offered with trial bottles and guarantees by T D Collins & Co.
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