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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1899
Page
7
Perry Advertiser notes Parker offers dry wood and baby photos while J M Dyer supplies wood and coal. Legal blanks, local shoe sale, and insurance notices appear amid reports of community events, court travel, and Dr J Jackson Crider’s Ottumwa visit. The piece highlights local business, professionals, and upcoming services in Perry Iowa.
A bargain property offering a house with eleven acres of ground near town. Enquire at 12a4at for details and terms.
A revised school regime will start the week after next with mid year promotions. A new strengthened road will be provided to ease overcrowding in the Seceul ward building. The new pregy school will likely open a year af Mino Mite with Mace as head for No. 6 and Miss Heightshoe leading the new division. Miss Steward moves to the old Salvation array building where the No. 6 room will be vacated and a partition plus two rooms added.
Fragmented OCR note referencing The Advertiser and board proceedings with unclear details about a minority, taxes, duties, and expenses. Contains garbled phrases about democratic openness and republic reporting, lacking concrete events, dates, or names for precise summary.
A drafted notice claims a new card service is being arranged for Waukee as part of a broader transit upgrade. Details are unclear, but officials appear ready to implement the plan.
The piece notes rising rail traffic and costs with heavy year over year comparisons. Widespread increases in retail prices and freight figures are highlighted, signaling ongoing demand and a strong transport sector despite recent volatility. Industry analysts expect continued growth in Western lines and sustained railway activity.
Scrambled phrases suggest references to France and Perry with unusual wording. The readable bits imply a discussion of notoriety and tradition, but the exact event, date, or participants remain unclear from the garbled text.
A fragmented report notes Gold Pellows and the Woodward group competing in an El Ver Atid event. The readable lines indicate a degree team and affiliated participants, with limited context on location or outcome.
Fragmented report notes continued Des Moines line operation under new control. Trains to depart from Tres Maines with division HQ there, connections at Madrid with Nos4 east bound, and proposed route changes to Heridon. Milwaukee pastes no longer recognized. conductors briefly honored after control shift.
A local notice describes a ruling against double headers on freight trains aimed at the Northwestern Railroad. The measure targets reduced employe counts and is said to improve efficiency, though some workers argue it harms intel and safety by diminishing crew numbers.
The obituary recalls a woman from Wisconsin who moved east, raised children, supported temperance work and the YMCA, and was revered for her meek and quiet spirit. Funeral services were held at the residence, with Rev J Little and Mr Charles Brisangoowevers officiating. Interment followed at the city cemetery on the 28th of last month.
Half dozen entries note activities since the holiday. Bes sie Blake and Cha Fredmeh with An Heiss and Martha lof Perry are mentioned. Mrs Mattirson teaches hatin geometry and a new class has formed. The localmi class shows excellent work and interda Sing. The literary society gave fine programs. Evening bookkeeping class organized. The Theatre attendance is small but growing with more entrants expected. Supt Blezele and Rev Little visited. visitors expressed support for student work. The regular work allocation and Physical Culture grow. Mrs Ross teaches private students Garry Hainey and Ligzie Norton.
Two students at a local school suffered arm fractures this week while on premises. Details remain limited, with authorities investigating the incident and advising standard safety measures for all students and staff.
MINBURN items note Anders visited Perry for dental work. Dr Aiken and son hosted Mr and Mrs Knoles. Mrs J J Moore visiting with Jie daughter Mrs Sherman Briggle in Perrin around the county to see sheriff of Dallas. W E Flynn expected for about a week. Marshfield Wisconsin stock shipments report: O Clement carload cattle Hill and Slocum, car of hogs, cattle, Andy Lonest Rheep. Longshore buys livestock with them.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a public alert and ad urging immediate fire safety action with references to a Victor Safe and Dodson's Office. The readable bits emphasize urgency, warning of fire risk and offering a safety product.
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