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Newspaper
Ireton Clipper
Location
Ireton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1891
Page
8
The readable lines reference a dated stock entry and values such as 83 00, with scattered names and numbers. Limited legible content includes references to a person or entity and a stock ownership note, but the fragment provides no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Fragmented town notices report a Holidss Goods opening at Foster's, a wedding in Akron, a Swedish concert trip, Chalk Talk lectures by Ed B. Graham, and residents visiting relatives. Several names appear with scattered dates and places, but details are partially garbled.
Lerpenning and son plan to move to Los Angeles. Darlice and family and Mrs Yerpencing prepare to relocate this Thursday. Gree reports wheat yields averaging forty bushels per acre with strong potential ahead. A temperance lecture is announced for December 7 to 18, admission free. Henry Knowlton and Miss Jennie Holcomb marry in Green County Wisconsin. WLCU members bid farewell to Mrs Perpeoning and Mrs Darling. Miss Ida Chandler resigns as primary teacher. Miss Nelle Snogersol appointed. Odebolt Poultry Breeders’ show set for December 9-11 with substantial cash premiums. Weekly science periodical ad promotes education and youth recreation efforts.
Tony Weaner of Stroble was struck from behind with a heavy iron punch by Cayden McParland on Wednesday evening. Weaner suffered a fractured skull and brain injury but survived with physicians hopeful for recovery. McParland, a 20 year old Grant Township resident, was arrested and held on 3500 bond after a preliminary exam before Justice Alline in LeMars.
The Sioux County Farmers Alliance presents the Farmers Institute program at Maurice Dee on the 10th and 11th, highlighting lectures, demonstrations, and local farm topics. Organizers invite members to attend and participate in the proceedings.
Thursday and Friday sessions outline talks on pasture, seed crops, cattle, dairy products, and farm business. Topics include profit in pasture lands, beef and milk outcomes, feeding cattle, and legislative questions. Attendees invited. meetings held in the hall with prompt start times.
Miss Essie Pryor of Omaha and Mr. Sk Roberts of Omaha were married Tuesday December 1 1891 at Treton. Rev H W Hastings officiated. The couple left for Omaha after a reception at Pryor home. Brides dress was heliotrope silk with diamonds and rose bud ornaments. Guests praised the couple and sent best wishes for a happy home.
A fragmentary 19th century note describes a pharmacist and outlandish cures at J. W. and OG Fl Morgan & Co. drugstore. It mentions Tide Wesses water tonics and Biters elixirs claimed to aid kidney and heart trouble, with a farmer Leslie factor and a man named Tinmess connected to the event.
Advertised letters remaining unclaimed for December 1 include Baner Henry Heggen Kelley Ravenscraft Talcott Vandt George Vitus Jobe and others. The Iowa Traveling Men's Association banquet prompts a Des Moines excursion sale by the Chicago and Northwestern Railway with round trips December 2 and 3, return by December 7.
A former merchant requests immediate settlement of all outstanding accounts after selling stock and going out of business. All persons owing money on book accounts are urged to call and settle without delay. Respectfully Edn Woop.
A list shows Poland China male pigs by recorded sites with prices around a9 cents and buyers such as C F Hoffman & Co bidding on the stock.
An ad from Giovan & Cos Drug Store touts a free bottle offer and guaranteed satisfaction for a gripe or throat remedy. The text implies relief from epidemic symptoms and refunds if not satisfied, with dated language and promotional tones referencing Tarce bottles.
The bank lists a wide range of approved securities with both long and short term options. It emphasizes ample collateral available for borrowers seeking various loan arrangements.
The Telegraph Dubuque offers the address of every farmer in each county in the state for sale to business men with correctness guaranteed. Terms available on request.
BR B Poster has purchased RB O Back's stock of furniture and will sell items at cost for the next ten days. The selection includes cane chairs high backs center tables mattresses wardrobes kitchen and breakfast tables curtain poles woven wire child beds cradles signals wood and cane seats high chairs nursery chairs pillow sham holders baby buggies and more. Call for details.
The Toledo Blade invites readers to submit names and addresses to send one million copies of Poledo Blanc, a famed political weekly, to unserved readers nationwide. Send postal cards or letters with correct addresses, any quantity, to The Blade in Toledo Ohio.
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