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Newspaper
Ireton Weekly Ledger
Location
Ireton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1906
Page
8
Local notes recount visits and arrivals from Merrill to Centerville, with farm moves and new homesteads. Ed experiments include Ole Hennrich, Dan Morley delivering corn, and Otto Hennrich’s Centerville ties. Wedding news and birthday observances feature several families. Schiefen Bros sale draws good prices. Farewell dances and moving days mark community life.
Doctors puzzled by Kenneth Melvar of Vanceboro Maine recount his near fatal throat and lung inflammation. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after three doctors gave up. Trial bottle free at EE Waite & Co and J B Pryor & Co. Sale notes and local social updates follow, including farm moves and community events.
An old time ad touts Dr Keag's New Life Pills to relieve constipation and intestinal trouble. The copy promises bowel regulation and improved stomach health through a simple remedy.
Evensville community updates mention several residents moving to Minnesota and Struble visitors. Sick youth Peter Moeller from the German school in Ireton is improving. Dr Robert Smylie may conduct a service Sunday. Local trips include AH Mittard to LeMars and HoO Wing to Doon. Bucklen remedies advertised for piles and skin issues. travel ads promote Northwest excursions and low rates to the Pacific Coast.
A Cushiseg Maine man Sherman recalls three months of kidney inflammation under savage captivity in the Philippines. He credits three bottles of Electric Bitters with complete cure and praises their effect on liver complaints dyspepsia blood disorders and malaria. Sold by Waite and Pryor at two dollars.
Center Chapel held a meeting at Mr Joy on Sunday night. M Grat returned home from Tama county Saturday. Wm Winders bought hogs from Henry Thomas Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Joe Thomas visited the A S Karr home on Monday. Mr and Mrs Nele Weetre visited Bruce Houston Sunday. Jan Lemonds moves this week to Rev Pryor farm northwest of town. Mr and Mrs Aug Neibaus visited at the parental home in Ironton on Monday. Geo Heideman departed Saturday for Illinois to visit relatives. Little Gilbert Taylor, previously ill, is improving slowly. Pete and Martin Triber and ladies attended a dance Monday evening at H Bauer's. Lester Briggie, formerly of the vicinity, was calling on old neighbors last week. Mr and Mrs Base Degen and Mrs Stockesbrack visited Friday and Saturday with relatives at Alvord. Mrs Heastoe, visiting her non's Easaity in recent days.
Public notices advertise low excursion rates via the North Western Line to multiple states and territories with travel dates in March. It promotes tickets through Chicago & North Western agents and includes general marketing for products and services, such as Rocky Mountain Tea and Bankers Life insurances. It also mentions a non quinine laxative and farm mules wanted with broken text throughout.
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