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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1899
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR note references a Republican primary, spring Valley area, and unclear result details. Mentions Petry and engenderca within recollection. No clear names, dates, or outcomes to verify.
Wheat futures liquidation appears completed with July and September contracts noted. Corn and oats showed small changes while livestock receipts totaled 1502 head with mixed demand. cattle, hogs, and sheep varied in price, with heavyweight hogs and feeder cattle selling closer to peak yearly values.
A fragment recalls June as the month of roses and weddings yet notes recent years bring gloomy weather and social disruption. The piece mentions a pleasant gathering at a home on Monday evening with Mary and Berger, and Indianola as a playful label, with refreshments served.
Classified notice offering a room for rent suitable for a dressmaking establishment. Enquiries directed to the store of M. L. Duidy & Bro in South Omaha. Includes weather almanac and a brief, fragmented list of livestock prices and stock terms.
A fragmented historic note extols a dry goods retailer foreseeing a record trade as the store highlights stock, prices, and customer care. The message emphasizes strong management, moderate profits, and better service to attract cautious investors.
The school board regrets Miss Zerwekh’s resignation and praises her work as principal. The Independent District of Perry recognizes her ability and recommends her as a capable educator for any board seeking a first class teacher. The funeral of a Mrs. Zirwekch was held at the M E church with Rev McDade conducting. The obituary notes she was aged fifty nine and left six children.
A historical reminder urging homeowners to buy a Victor Safe from W.H. Chandler as protection against house fire. Dodson's Office displays samples to guide readers.
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