Local Happenings and Social Notes Past Week
Brown visited home folks northwest of town Sunday. Dick Smith of Rockport spoke of his best girl Sunday. Hamburg will host several Christmas weddings. A daughter born to David Perry and wife last week. Wanted a good home for a 48 year old. Redshaw and Long traveled to Payne Tuesday. George Allen enjoys sister and niece visiting from Berlin TH. Mrs. Woods and Mrs. Vyse returned from Omaha. Mrs. Dassler went to Omaha Friday to visit relatives. Ben Givens and Miss Essie Snyper in Omaha last Friday. Four Remington typewriters for sale, bargain, lightly used. B. G. Franklin, Secy. Mrs. Miller Page visited Omaha late week. Miss Effie Brown accepted a holiday typing job in Corning. George Gilmore and Pat Steeves visited Omaha for the corn show. James Reade and family called on relatives Sunday. Mrs. L. Carrel, formerly Eva Hicks of Sidney, was in the city Saturday. Earl Travis and wife of meat Sidney spent Sunday with relatives here. Mrs. C. W. Sturgeon in Rockport Saturday, returned Monday. Mrs. H. H. Williams and Miss Cleola Danforth went to Omaha early week. Mrs. Doc Harrell of Fairfax arrived Sunday for a city visit. Bert Carpenter and wife and Mrs. Doc Moore were Omaha bound Monday. Roy Hogestt entered Boyles Business College.
Burdock Blood Purifier Ad Promises Health Boost
A dated advertisement from Jas. Mann & Son sells firearms and traps and touts Burdock Blood Purifier as a cure and booster. It lists Northwestern Hide & Fur Co in Minneapolis and mentions buying hides, furs, and pelts. The tone is commercial with product claims and shop details.
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Northwestern Hide & Fur Co
Minnepolis
Our Clothing Offer for Capital Readers
The Reporter and The Des Moines Capital present a year end offer for $3.50 covering the remainder of this year and all of next. The Capital alone would cost over $3.00 in that period. New subscribers and Reporter readers get renewal extended to January 1, 1910 by joining now. Submit your order promptly to secure this deal.
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Reporter
Des Moines
Ambitious youths urged to learn telegraphy for new eight hour law
The notice promotes telegraphy training at the National Telegraph Institute in Davenport and five other cities, claiming many openings with salaries from 350 to 70 dollars monthly for beginners, and that graduates are placed upon qualification. It also advertises a closing sale at the Big Store and includes a testimonial for Dean's Ointment by S. W. Matthews of Augusta, Maine.
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National Telegraph Institute of
Davenport
R. R
Fine Stationery at Jas. Mann and Son
Regulates the bowels and promotes natural movements with Dean's Regulats. Cures econatipat ion. Ask your druggist for them. 25 cents a box.
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Jas. Mann & Son
Candies and Nuts for Churches and Clubs Ad
Green & Co promotes a line of candies and nuts for Christmas treats aimed at churches Sunday schools and clubs. The text promises only the best products and invites readers to view prices.
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Green & Co
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Win Brown
Dick Smith
Rockport
Hamburg
David Perry
O. F. Redshaw
Q. B. Long
Payne
George Allen
Berlin
DB. S. Woods
Claude Vyse
Omaha
B. H. Dassler
Ben Givens
Essie’ Snyper
Remington
B. G. Franklin
Effie Brown
Corning
Geo. Gilmore
Pat Steeves
James Reade
L. Carrel
Eva Hicks
Sidney
Earl Travis
Meat Sidney
H. H. Williams
Doc Harrell
Fairfax
The
City
Bert Carpenter
Doc Moore
Omaha Monnday
Roy Hogestt
Boyles Business College
RoYa Baking AT
Gare
Farmers National Bank
Iowa
U.S
Panda Coourtities
Etn
Wus
Sue
Banking House
Ture
U. S
Atone
Ital
Fremont
G. D. Butterfield
C. D. Butterfield
Wa. Bammer
Correst
Hydinger
Franklin
M, Payne
Panera
RODDA
Lorima
Victor Talking Machines
Jas
Mann & Son
Frank Davis
Beal
Pantatoriua
Thompson & Thompson
Buchman
Rulon
Martin & Son
Hes
A. Bydinger
Mt Beal
BR Rayne
R. Grape
J. F. Miller
J.E. Morgan
F.S. Miller
de Butterfidi
T‘oningham
BG. Franklin
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