Brief Notices From The Town Depot And Stores
BRIEFS list F B Volksinger a depot clerk on vacation for a week Miss Mary Reilley also taking a break from Strub's duties Madame Marston of Chicago shows a line of pillows in H A Strub's window Ti L W Littig left for Mayo Brothers Hospital Rochester MN for a few days Pr T H Ketley of Oxford arrived after his brother John illness in the city this morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Marston
Chicago
H. A. Strub
Ti. L. W. Littig
Mayo Brothers’ Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Pr. T. H. Keltey
Oxford
John
Office Reporting Policy for Deliveries
Direct all stops starts and irregularities to the office. Reports to carriers are often overlooked by the messenger boy, so all business must be conducted at the office.
For Sale Bulletin of Second Hand Coal Stove and Farm Offer
Classified notes advertise a base-burner coal stove for sale with inquiry at the office. An 874 acre farm near the interurban is offered at 72.50 per acre by C. M. Revo. Also a fleeting line mentions Pickles on top by Sumner the otlikman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Revo
Local notes and society items from a midwestern city
Dr Prentits and wife return from New York City to their former home. Epworth League picnic planned for Black Springs. Mr and Mrs C Jones back from the west since June 16. J O Johnson at the university secretary’s office for literature distribution. Dr Stimble brings patient to University Homeopathic hospital for limb amputation. Supervisor Joseph Pitlice and daughter Ella depart for Pierre South Dakota to visit Pitlick’s sons. Miss Alice B Chase leaves for Northeast Pennsylvania to visit Miss Heard. Mrs Robert Neeley of Harrisonville Missouri visits en route to Tipton Iowa. Herman Pannenbacker’s quarantined family releasd after scarlet fever. George W Bale of Pleasant Valley to Platt Kansas to manage affairs for ten days. R E Bloom returns from six week trip via Portland exposition and western points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr “Prentits
New York
Epworth League
The
M. EB Church
Black Springs
C. Jones
West
Stimble
West Liberty
University Homeopathic Hospital
Joseph Pitlice
Ella
Pierre
S.C
GO. H. Fine
Tipton
Iowa
George W. Bale
Pleasant Valley Township
Platt, S. Oak
R. E. Bloom
Portland
Notice on extra copies printing limits and orders
Persons may request any quantity of extra copies of an issue by the day before. Printed extras are very limited.
Chamberlains Colic Remedy Ad Promotes Quick Use
An advertisement urges purchase of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy noting its urgency and life saving potential. It also touts South Dakota as a prime farming and living area and offers a travel deal to J. M. Cash for a special round trip rate of $10.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Northwest
J. M. Cash
Jamestown Exhibition 1907 Flower Display Plans
Flowery fences and extensive plantings frame preparations for the Jamestown exhibition on the Hampton Road shore between Norfolk and Fort Monroe. Tens of thousands of honeysuckle slips and rosebushes, plus 50 000 Euranggan cuttings and thousands more from Virginia gardens, will shape lawns and borders. A separate note discusses racial remarks and colonial attitudes, then a Memphis news brief states the city will close its doors to outsiders from noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Ronda
Norfolk
Fort Monroe
Washington Post
Board of Design
England
Old
Virginia
Tidewater Virginia
Goat as Lamb Delicacy Report Prompts Industry View
The Department of Agriculture reports goats supply much of lamb and mutton in packing houses nationwide. Thompson of the Bureau of Animal Industry notes goats sold as lamb despite critics, urging testing to shift prejudice, though unlikely to change soon. He emphasizes the potential for a U.S. goat industry and outlines market practices observed by packers and dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Thompson
Washington Dispatch
Kansas City Star
George Fayette Thompson
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
Legislative bill under scrutiny in veiled critique
A legislative steering committee chairman warns that "This bill must not be allowed to become a lot in its present shape" while another member questions its clarity and evasions. The exchange underscores concerns over its plain language and potential legal loopholes. Chicago Tribune report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Market Receipts For Wheat Corn and Oats
Today's market figures list wheat at 167, corn at 442, and oats at 267. Other estimates show heat around 405 and corn 481, indicating fluctuating commodity values.
Life Insurance Ad For Chamberlain's Remedy
An advertising notice sells Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for twenty five cents to protect families from summer illness. It claims the medicine never fails and urges immediate purchase from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vail
Grandma Mott Advises Travelers Summer Remedy
Mrs. Kate Mott of Fairfield Iowa known as Grandma Mott urges travelers to carry Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy in warm weather. One or two doses are said to cure summer complaints and the ad notes it is kept on hand at home. Sold by all druggists. Mon. & Fri. Sept. 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Review
Texas
Gran Chaco
Chamberlain
Kate Mott
Fairfield
Iowa
Grandma Mott
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. B. Volksinger
Mary Reilley
Strub
Summit Street
C. H. Dayton
Sumner the Otilkman
John D. Zellar
North Liberty
J. O. Johnson
University
Herman Pannenbacker
Memphis
Fenn
Hidea
Mullin & Mesener
Arar St. Lowa
He Pork
Hammer Mill CO
Towa Guy, Towa
Marion
Gehser
Washington Street
Lews City
Life Insurance
Opera House
Dave B. Lewis
Josh Spruce
Hayseed
Carload
Seais
Wieneke
Capitol Whiskey
Bond
McInnerny’s Buffet
Viinnerny Buffet
Spas
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