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Newspaper
Ireton Weekly Ledger
Location
Ireton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1906
Page
4
A Simus City paper edited by Perkins voices favorable and candid support for Chas Dickson as the candidate for election egress, noting his stance and public service. The item mentions Perkins and other editors backing Dickson while urging readers to consider his approach and qualifications.
The text discusses a shift away from waltz music in the United States, predicting the late pop era will discard old masters and that waltzing may lose popularity. It references changes in musical taste and potential cultural consequences.
Fragmented OCR notes mention Ssusior Tillman of South Csroins on a circuit in Towa. It notes the Democratic state committee not featuring him for campaigning and an introduction by a candidate for governorship. The text hints at reactions to his statements affecting broader regional support.
Senators Allison and Dolliver urge Republicans to vote their ticket from constable to governor. The Lions City Tribune, once Democratic leaning, now appears to back Republican candidates as the conjuror’s wand flips editorial stance, while the Journal shifts toward democracy.
At an executive committee session of Farmers Staruss Insurance association last week a two mill assessment was ordered to cover losses from the past year totaling about fifteen hundred dollars. The levy will pay claims and leave a surplus with the treasurer to meet future losses.
Range City notes transfers last week including Schasp Mito Tosgensard Toti 65 Fb45S8 and Murphy L to Av Otteriso part sw ne at 706 825 Brumbsburgh to L L Younie on se sw se 3599 49 St f ker Eto J Boer to 44 Alton eerie WEBRioG H Schoep ce il 45 46 1S895 Smiley W KR to S A Mitchell sw ow pi nw ow 23 97 46 5800 Call G Cio A TePaske 10 11 12 b 255 0 150 Geurigk Eto J Schnider nw sw 21 Gs Lt 4.
A stray advert claims Sam Rendall of Phillipshore Ran shares a quick remedy for felons, burns, boils, wounds and chapped skin using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The ad promises speedy relief and lists a price of 23e at EL Waite & Co. with vague guarantees.
Ex cursion tickets will be sold at one fare for round trip October 16 to 12 inclusive with favorable return limits due to International Christian Conpantion. Apply to C. and S. W. Re.
Dr. King’s wellness claim promotes quick care for headaches constipation and biliousness. The ad guarantees health improvements and mentions E. E. Waite & Co. drug store as the source.
In busy modern life courtesy fades and offenses rise. The text urges restraint and humor, suggesting Kedol as a remedy to poor digestion and social missteps, noting how haste leads to rudeness and social friction.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a former Clare figure tied to a regional event or notice. Names and specifics are illegible, leaving ambiguity about person, place, and action.
The text discusses modern public discourse, praising measured criticism and warning against reckless censure. It urges readers to study history, Civil War eras, and revolutionary days to understand balance, while noting a tendency to blame prudent thinkers. It cites Mr. Husbes and cautions novelty in criticism.
In a muddled reminiscence the text recalls Col Greene of Cananes and Alexico, linked to a dubious 1804 march over copper stock promotions with Mr Lawson. It mentions a planned Boston trip to denounce speculators as “like, 2 T and chariaian” and hints at possible violent outcomes that were averted by formal settlement.
In Macon Missouri a club boasting the town’s most prominent young women has ten members. A popular young dentist visited the group claiming to possess sacks requiring use and offered a prize to each member for finishing a piece of work. He vowed to marry the girl who produced the best darned item, with chatter of unusually fine darning skills.
In a San Francisco church vestibule after the cataclysm, volunteers hand out clothing to quake survivors. A trembling woman receives a warm shawl as she laments hardship, reflecting on female resilience amid disaster.
Dr Ersisr visits Reton and shows patrons he can fit glasses when others fail. He conducts thorough, scientific eye exams without drugs. Defective eyesight is linked to headaches and various eye troubles, affecting nerves and vision in the area.
Interior bankers openly disapprove of New York banks amid closer ties to Wall Street speculators and outside finance. Prof Taussig notes banks now align with investment houses and venture finance, eroding public trust and challenging New York’s aim to rival London as a financial center.
Sig F Franceschini argues mirth in poetry stems from imagination not disappearance of life’s hard view. He holds reasoning growth reduces the playful distortion that makes things seem odd. Education shifts to science and practicality, with imagination still central in simpler, natural culture where people remember how to laugh.
William Werthing, a young Edowardsville man, becomes the first anthracite miner to receive a Carnegie Medal and $3,200 from the hero fund after risking his life at Kineston Coal Co. No. 4 slope. On September 3, 194, an explosion trapped three men at the mine bottom. Werthing descended into smoke to rescue them, one severely injured.
William J. Sherring, Athens Marathon winner, arrives in Hamilton Ontario to a grand parade. The mayor reads a welcome address as bands play and citizens celebrate. He learns $3,300 was raised for him with government and city grants and private donations, and he takes a new inspector position.
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