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Newspaper
Ireton Clipper
Location
Ireton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1891
Page
8
An early 20th century price list shows per sack tea meal butter per sack and per dozen prices, potatoes per bushel and various grains such as wheat corn and barley. The listing includes amounts in dollars and cents and notes weekly Thursday updates from Arthur and Wilson in a general merchandise shop.
Oc Al Ways moves to Evi Street this week and Miss Neile Ingersoll hosts friends. Land seekers gather weekly as Dr SM Sherman of Lincoln visits Treton. Mayor Metaire aids a Democratic club as new goods arrive at the Chicago Cash Store.
Mr McKee visits from Washington county as Sioux City palace events draw crowds. Township trustees meet to plan Burket and Barding office site. Calves found owner to claim by charges. Dr Mosher leads Horas Bates club. snow falls first of season. Petit jurors named for Sioux county court term. 1892 1893 judges listed. Republican club forms at City Hall with officers elected. about 75 members.
Fragmentary text mentions possible events or notices with names and dates missing. The readable parts reference reactions to a plan and potential conflict or issues related to a place or group, but essential details are garbled.
A pair of Karr brothers seek new homes in Hagle township after purchasing Bly’s southwest farm. A con artist posing as a Major swindled fifty cents from Adamson after posing as a G A R member. Dr Day of Monroe Wis visits Treton to operate on cataracts for Mrs Philspider Peebles and others seeking eye care. Grandpa and Grandma Langford nearly die from tainted Bologna sausage from Rock Valley. a neighbor narrowly survives too. A Marion township farmer reports a snake that swallowed an eight day clock in 1886 with watch fragments found in its prey and hopes to profit from the odd discovery.
To borrowers the Bank of Northwestern Iowa offered ample money to loan on both short and long terms for all kinds of approved charities.
The ad promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for nervous prostration and loss of appetite. It claims the tonic restores digestion and liver function, promising surprising results and urging readers to try a bottle at C. F. Hoffman & Co.'s drug store for a small price.
Siong City and Northern railroad offers a single fare round trip for the Oct 17 to Oct 19 event. The Coro Palace is described as magnificent in design and construction. The Mexican Military Band will perform daily, and attendance is urged by Jan V. Mattoney.
The report covers enrollment attendance and tardiness for the Treton Public Schools in September 1891, with roll of honor lists for the primary and other departments. It notes 116 pupils present on opening day, new residents, and renewed emphasis on a graded curriculum and new study resources. Principal Cass and Assistant Josie Mosk invite parental involvement and highlight future advancement through punctuality and effort.
The Dominion Lilus trated publishers prepare a purely Canadian Christmas Number to be published in Canada by Sabiston Litho and Pub Co of Montreal.
An assortment of notices and ads including Corn Palace excursion ticket sales from Chicago & North-Western Railway to Bronx City, perfume sales, fish production claims, Shilohs remedies for catarrh and croup, paint odor solutions, and Chamberlains Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy praised for stomach cramps and diarrhoea.
Mr and Mrs Loren Trescott care for Gov Lighthouse at Sand Beach Michigan and their four year old daughter suffered fleasigs and a severe cough. After visiting doctors with no relief the child nearly wasted away until Dr King s New Discovery cured her after two and a half bottles. OL Hoffman Co drugstore offers a trial bottle.
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