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Perry Advertiser

Location

Perry, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1899

Page

10

Presbyterian Fair Draws Large Crowds at Church

The Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church held a two night fair on the Triangle corner. A packed crowd enjoyed recitations dialogues and music by the Schuman Quartette and refreshments served after the program. Fine fancy-work and ornamental items drew heavy patronage. Financial results exceeded expectations.

Christian Endeavor Society The Presbyterian Church Schuman Quartette Misa Grsal Powell

Capital offers daily paper in 1900 political year

The Des Moines Capital celebrates Iowa's admission anniversary by offering a daily paper for 1900. The offer subsidizes white paper and postage to introduce the paper in thousands of Iowa homes. Capital is AP affiliated, owns its building, and promises up-to-date telegraphic reports. Send $2 to Lafe Young by December 28 for a year, with free sample copies.

Iowa Capital Associated Press Lafe Young Des Moines

Notice to the Public on Indebtedness

Public notice states it will not be responsible for any debts incurred by his wife M. J. Hollis who has left his home and board. Signed by S. D. Hons. 2Lw 2.

M. J. Hollis S. D

The Original Sam Jones Lectures in Perry

The Georgia native Sam Jones will lecture in Perry on Monday night on Get There and Stay There at a moderate price. Tickets cost 50 cents and are sold at Draper & Loughlin's Logan & Co. or by canvassers. The notice defends the speaker as the real Sam Jones despite doubts about his origin and city size.

Sam Jones Perry Sam Georgia Draper & Loughlin’s Logan & Co

Thanksgiving-Payrolls Rise as Milwaukee Firm Pays Out

Milwaukee workers enjoy robust Thanksgiving earnings with a total distribution of 34010 dollars last Friday. Monthly pay totals are slightly down from prior month but stay well above the year’s average, indicating strong earnings across recent periods. Henry Alborn advertises a public sale for December 13 at his Willis avenue residence property, featuring four horses, thirty six cattle, twenty brood sows, and farming implements, with FL A Wildman as auctioneer. A Daily Capital offer: one day only December 28, 1899, at two dollars for a 1900 subscription via check.

Milwaukee Henry Alborn Willis Avenue Perry FL A. Wildman Daily Capital Des Moines

Unclaimed Letters in Perry Post Office Week End Nov 28 1899

The Star lists remaining unclaimed letters in Perry for the week ending November 28 1899 including Buckles A J Bangara J E Davis T J Hill Harry Russell Mary A orig Wright Ben F M Horyue P M. Rumors Abe Reed will open a livery barn in Minburn within weeks and negotiate for the Matt Crawford barn. R J Gottchalk of Grafton plans to move to Marshalltown for AL work. Mrs J D Andrews and daughter Sevena Perry visitors. Sevena met J O Slaughter about winter school term. Town treasury rose ten dollars after a dispute between Arthur Stout and P C Thompson. Stout arrested for carrying concealed weapons but discharged. George and Anson Barret of Dallas Center visited Milburn seeking a Jersey cow, cold and wet after travel.

P.O Perry Buckles A. J Bangara J. E Davis T. J Hill Harry Russell Mary A. Orig Wright Ben The Star Abe Reed Minburn Matt Crawford R. J. Gottchalk Grafton Marshalltown J. D. Andrews Sevena QO. J. Slaughter Arthur Stout P. C. Thompson Camp Thompson Stout Milburn George Anson Barret Dallas Center Anson

Robbed the Grave and Electric Bitters Advertising

A Philadelphia man credits Electric Bitters with saving his life after dire illness and failing doctors. Ad copy touts cures for rheumatism kidney trouble and general weakness, with testimonials from Des Moines and Grundy County. Draper & Loughlin's Drug Store markets the remedies at 50 cents and endorsements reference Kid-Rhea and Kid Rhew.

John Oliver Philadelphia Hint Draper & Loughlin’s Grundy County Reibeck Iowa B.D. Yorke Draper & Loughiin

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