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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1899
Page
2
Fragmentary report notes an email conducted at home about salary, housing costs, and expenses. Mentions Monibiz, Helevences, and a Hess Press department. References envelopes, mercers, and a Gaicace office in a garbled context.
An advertisement claims a salve "best in the world" for cuts ulcers sores tetter chapped hands corns and skin conditions and guarantees pile cure with money refunded if not satisfied. Price 7 25 per box and listed as for sale by Draper cen Loughlia.
Weather in Fairview brings colder temps and bad roads while town life continues with baby news, visitors, and calls to support local industry. Readers urged to read the Advertiser, advertise business, and back honest public offices.
The Buffalo Grove note mentions cold spells and wet weather, potato planting questions, and winter wheat damage. Walter McTaggart comments on beds planted, the Douglas district endorses county uniformity, with EL Slace reappointed as a director. Sweeney records 25 bushels of Minnesota bine spring wheat for sale. Red Clover reportedly killed, a grim prospect for farmers.
Lt. Lewis did not sell his watch dog and it remains in good repair after departure. John G. Ellis returns from Perry to farm and tries ranching again. Mrs C L Dandi and children return from Missouri visit to home. About 98 percent of bees dead locally likely nationwide. Mrs C Carter ill with stomach vetralgia for four weeks but improving.
Mr Hoff built a new barn west of the Presbyterian church. Agnes Hogan will teach the full term at No 4 Walnut township. H Routt resigns from S C Lee Lumber and will partner with B Rew. Mrs Rebecca Pollard visited the Loring family and teachers. Dallas Center Fire Department met March 6 1899 electing Ernest Becker fire chief and others. Butterfield house fire caused by chimney poofing. furniture saved and department praised for quick work through deep mud.
Minburn notes a Monday delivery line for farming machinery and a school election by the Independent District of Minh place. Isaac West, son of Praivic, survives a serious horse accident Wednesday night. Wedding: Miss Katie Dugan and Deojania B L Dugan wed March 13 at the Mortimer home. Rev S Weaver officiates as the couple are praised in Minburn society.
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