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Newspaper
Ireton Weekly Ledger
Location
Ireton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1906
Page
4
Harry Mors of R defeats Ol in boxing style match. Unclear venue and date due to garbled OCR text.
Citizens pledge to support the protection principle and accuse opponents of hindering the cause. Voters are urged to note names of those not supporting the Republican ticket this fall for future reference as committees are formed to ensure community oversight.
The article argues that advertisement drives trade and public awareness. It notes that the Republican Party in Iowa backs the presidential regulation law and frames the campaign debate around this issue. The piece cites the influence of party platforms on public perception.
Reported remarks from the Sioux City Journal attack Gov. Cummins speech at the state convention. Mr Perkins also spoke, but the standout event was a private discussion with J. W. Blythe the day before. Onlookers note Perkins grew heated and blamed Blythe for his defeat.
The article notes seven Republican hopefuls for Sioux County sheriff with Peter Schaap backed by supporters and speculation that Behrends of Orange City could unite multiple townships. It says the convention must choose a candidate with broad public sentiment, but the decision likely won’t be settled before the convention.
The North Western Line announces reduced round trip fares for September 1 and 2 with return by September 16. Passengers are advised to apply to Chicago & North Western agents. The notice also discusses unrelated medical and digestive topics attributed to Prof. Tyler of Amherst College in other texts.
Regular Saturday concerts switch to Wednesday evenings hereafter to suit fans. If the band is away or a concert is not definite, an official Ledger notice will follow. The August 29 program features Rolfe Dusky Rose Allen Dalby Spaulding Taylor and more with medleys and waltzes.
The ad claims the end of Wolfe’s troubles began after using Electric Bitters. It states serious suffering two years earlier would have ended without them and that general debility and various illnesses were cured. It promotes the tonic as a sure remedy for stomach, liver, kidney complaints, headaches, dizziness and weakness with a money back guarantee.
Aug 24 Orange City reports recent Sioux county real estate transfers from the past week. Entries include Klein L to W Thomas 2 311 b 2 sub lot 1 BV 1600 and Klein Heirs to A Thomas 10 b 2 same 860 along with multiple other deeds listing parties, lot numbers, and values such as 230 to Cal, 150 to P add C, and 860 for various parcels.
Tickets offered for a German veteran festival and reunion in Omaha Nebraska at reduced rates from August 31 through September 2 with return travel available until September 4 inclusive. Limited return option advertised.
Major Hamm editor and manager of the Constitutionalist at Eminence Kentucky recounts being attacked ten years ago and using Bucklen's Arnica salve to cure his piles in ten days. He reports no trouble since. Burns sores cuts and wounds heal quickly for 25 cents at E. E. Waite's drug store.
Via the North Western Line excursion tickets will be sold September 15 to 17 with favorable return limits on account of Reunion Anniversary Battle of Chickamauga. Apply to agents Chicago and North Western Railway.
Dehna N Pleassat of Mognoatia Ing credits Dr. King's New Life Pills for solving periodic attacks of shousness and habitual constipation. The ad claims guaranteed satisfaction or money back and mentions Waite's druggist as the seller.
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