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Newspaper
Lime Springs Sun
Location
Lime Springs, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1897
Page
5
A garbled timetable fragment lists daily rail times from Bundas and Majin with east and west departures, p m times, and Sunday exceptions. It mentions an agent F. Gosha and freight rates or counts, but most data is unreadable or truncated.
Sam Beams reports visits by Marvin Millington of Cresco and Lou Bros. Mable-Evans with grandma Millington. Ads tout Hammocks at Love Bios and 50 cents to 8.00 prices. Hazle's Headache Capsules sold, L. An derberg footwear sold, and Clyde Hammond of Cresco transacted business for St Joseph Manufacturing Co. in Lime Springs.
Tha fhe simile Sihdehart tom George E Hartman the new miller at Hill's mill has made many improvements headed by a new set of bulers He is doing fine work Brocs Broop Pougrriez and Boop Mixer assist digestion causing rich blood to flow through your veins We sell it D I Dayton 53 The tame hay crop will be light Oats will be good if weather favors harvest by late July Barley looks fine Some corn is small but bright and growing well McKinley tariff and sound money Nichola & Shepard threshing machine praised for price and performance Address agent 12141 -Tros FRANKSIoN Lime Springs Io or York Mina Rev and Mrs H J Bowder and Miss Emma Cray Rose and Kittie Stevens departed Monday for Toronto Canada Delegates to the Third International Conference of the Epworth League safe journey and return Mrs Bowder will visit a sister in London after ten years
An advertisement promises prompt asthma relief claiming Foley's Honey and Tar works in all cases. It urges readers to try the product and not compare it with medicines that have failed. Love Bmos.
We shall offer prints divided into three lots at 4 and 5 cents per yard. The plan starts July 14 and targets Ske, with the sale outlined in brief notes.
A collage of community ads and notices. Owen and Hewett promote bargains while local residents and visitors like Marvin Millingtor and Guillermo Belden share updates. Wind mills, pumps, and repairs advertised. Hazles Headache Capsules praised. Kaleidoscopic notes on visits, builds, and events from Chester, Prairie Queen, and Rochester.
Su. for the Su. H. H. Sanborn bought a new John F. Moore wagon. Ole C. Olson received a fine Poland China boar from Oxford Ohio. Farm loan ads and several farms for sale. Al Marshall sold his house to C. M. Nash and moved to Wisconsin. Davis Brothers ad for Beaos Duranea Barsa. Sun readers added include McMahon Hartmut and Elmer Marshall. Mrs Gregory recalls cure with Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhea Remedy. Shields from Cresco, Anderberg’s change of fact, McNally’s Chester trip. Moore’s buildings painted. Mrs Hamilton from Cresco visiting. Sclafer’s studio praised. Judge Cory and I. E. Burns travel. fish war on Iowa river. July 20 excursion tickets to U.S. points. Dr Leonard and Kennedy acquire county rights for a method. weekly Lime Springs visit. Subscribers argue about payments and threats humorous and harsh.
Advert text urges readers to try Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney troubles. Little coherent content, mentions Lova Baas and advocates its effectiveness without medical guidance.
An old advertisement stresses the Foley Colic Cure as essential after travel to prevent bowel disorders from water changes. It touts quick relief and urges readers to carry the remedy on vacations and pocketbooks.
Market page lists grain and live stock quotes with wheat at 1620 per unit, corn at 1.604.90, Clover around 2.00, dairy products and eggs priced per dozen, potatoes and onions per bushel, hay, wood, coal and other items shown with varying figures. Includes headings like LIVE STOCK and ISCELGANEOUS.
Fred Bullis visited relatives in Paris this week while Miss Elva Duerdin stays with kin in Minneapolis. Joshua Williams rode to Cresco on his wheel yesterday. Beads Ham Renewer ad promotes hair regrowth. Mr Hastings of Chester worsened then improved. Hugh J Williams and family from Minneapolis visited Evan D Jones home. Thos EB Thomas returned from Virginia with glowing views of the old country.
An advertisement promises a free bottle of Foley Colic Cure to the first Civil War veteran who applies for it. The ad touts the remedy as a great cure for chronic diarrhea cramps colic and bowel complaints and urges veterans to claim theirs.
A farmer named George Jortes fell from a hay wagon when a rotten trip rope on the hook broke. He landed on his head and was carried home unconscious. Doctors diagnosed a spinal injury and loss of use of the body from the shoulders down. Further consultation and neck manipulation were performed. The article urges caution with rotten gear to prevent similar tragedies.
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