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Newspaper
Ireton Clipper
Location
Ireton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1891
Page
1
A survey of daily market items and local happenings from Ireton area includes corn meal sacks, butter per dozen, salt, potatoes, and grain pricing. Community items cover visits, health, church, temperance events, a ball club, school staff changes, caucus results, and a funeral for H. C. Hollenbeck with large local attendance.
Hanto and Bevit announce the purchase of two new well drilling outfits and offer to drill wells four or six inches in diameter with guaranteed water. They also run a boring machine to bore wells up to three feet in diameter and urge customers to consult them before starting any well project.
Iraton plans the county's best ever celebration with vocal and instrumental music God speaking and banquets, ball games, and a grand evening fireworks display. A slate of vice presidents includes Chas Henzieh M A Sulser B Coombs M McNally D N Kanfoian and Dr W A Quigley. In Le Mars, George McCullough suffered a severe horseback accident in Grant township, struck by a barb wire fence, suffering a major lip wound and leg injuries. he was treated at home by Dr. Hackett and remains under care.
The WC LT UW will meet with Mrs. O Back on Thursday the 25th at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Members and friends are asked to note the change of day as the regular meeting is to be taken up by other Temperance Exercises. Sec.
Graduates Willie Dap Millie Wing and Laraqus Sisfford received diplomas at M. B. Church last Friday evening. The church was decorated attractively as Rev. H R Hastings opened with invocation. Orations and music showcased careful preparation and reflect credit on students and teachers.
A Sioux County Temperance alliance committee voted to hold a mass meeting near Freton on the Iowa prohibitory law anniversary, June 37th. The aim is to rally public support for the law and prepare for fall elections viewed as a path to repeal. Prospective speakers are being sought to dignify the event. Fraternally, T. Dorsox, Chairman Com.
Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Caldas promises relief or money back. La Grippe sufferers found it sped recovery and a sample trial is offered at the Drug Store with a large bottle priced $1.09 from C F Horrscax Co s.
Photograph notices announce Jenison's Photo Gallery at Ireton will be open on July 4 1891. Ad copy warns to secure shadows before the substance fades and lists medical and funeral costs, promoting De Witts Little Early Risers at a quarter.
Silas Carter died yesterday afternoon after a brief illness while at work in the Gold as usual the day before. He was born in Beibel Ohio February 2 1848 and moved to Jackson county years ago. He married Angelina Brown who survives. Services will be held Thursday at the deceased’s residence conducted by Rev D A Miller. The community extends sympathy to the family. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is recommended for rheumatic pain and is sold by C F Hoffman & Co Druggist.
Notices invite ladies to Mrs Walker's Old Millinery Stand for a large trim hats sale. Hats priced from six to seven dollars must be closed out this season. Also promote Da jot Witt's Little Early Risers for liver stomach and bowel disorders by Fr Hoffman Co.
Town advertises abundant funds for lending on various approved securities. Borrowers invited to obtain rapid financing at favorable terms from local lenders, emphasizing readiness to fund.
An old advertisement touts De Witt s Sarsaparilla as a remedy for health and vigor. Claims include improved appetite bright eyes and pure blood, with the product sold by G F Heffom Co and associates.
A drug advertisement from G. Hoffman & Co promotes Shiloh's Vitalizer as a positive cure for indigestion constipation dizziness loss of appetite and yellow skin. The note presents a health claim typical of early 20th century patent medicine advertising.
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