New Discovery for Consumption Promised Cure
Mr Jan Jones and Son recounts a wife’s recovery from a wasting illness after using a “New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds.” A free trial bottle is advertised at Cole’s Drug Store. The ad also mentions rail rates and a Home Seekers Guide Land provided by Alabama Land and Development Company in Mobile for information on rates, tickets, and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Jones
Cole's
Mobile & Ohio
Great Southern
Tia
Mississe DE
Alabama Land and Developement Company
Mobile
Ala
Klonniike paper ad rates and local notices
Publication note from Dawson City weekly Yucon Midnight Son advertising rates in 10 inch single column at about 350 dollars per year for subscriptions and 50 cents for samples. Local ads priced per line with advance payment. Mentions rough town prosperity and Freight traffic in the West. Also lists car fare promos by North Western Line and a request for an acetylene gas machine ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klonniike
Lawy
G. B.swinenart
Usher
Dawson Cite
N. W.T
Hancovt Democrat
Livermore Neighborhood News Highlights Local Happenings
Rev Willaras preached at Bancroft Presbyterian last Sunday and post office hours shifted to late morning opening with evening closing at 7 30. A school session began Saturday with good attendance while Rev Rainier returned from Eldora and is improving. A record stock movement to Chicago drew many buyers. Hyde Wunt shipped 12 cars. Stores closed at 5 30 p.m. by merchant agreement. Local marriages include Chas Murray and Jennie Warren with Des Moines home plans. Socials, clubs, and illness updates fill the week with activity across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundeggs
Ya. Ja. m
Cliffe
Rev. Rainier
Eldore
Chicago
Hyde Wunt
Deaths and fires mark a quiet week in town
Last Sunday morning B. W. Dake died at his avenue home after paralysis struck him Friday during farm work. His body was taken to Vinton for burial. Monday afternoon a fire at the Geei dental south end was quickly extinguished with damage around 600 dollars. Lida Packard drew a teacrowd of neighbors Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. P. Cowan celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary Monday evening with valued presents. John Nicoll of Goldfield was a business caller Tuesday. The Odd Fellows held a grand gathering Friday night with open installation and supper. L. J. Butterfield of Town Valley Press visited Saturday. Mrs. E. J. Davis is quite ill. Sam Keppler of La Werne renewed old acquaintances last week. The LO. 0. F. lodge held a successful basket social Saturday at the Barns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felven Godfrey
Gus Koont
Arthur Ord
Rambeldt
Ed Connor
Frank Kellum
Frank Martin
Lillia Potter
WCPU
Blakely
Glen Brunson
Alena | Tor
Alts. Heales
J. H. Robinson
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
Giarion
B. W. Dake
Avenue
Vinton
Geeidental
Southand
Lida Packard
LP. B. Cowan
John Nicoll
Goldfield
Odd Fellows
L. J. Butterfield
Town Valley Press
Sam Keppler
la Werne
LO. 0. F. Lodge
Mrs. Uhs
Barnes
La Verne Items Highlight Local Visits and School Opening
West Bend notes include Sharley Stone visiting friends, Bertha Tarton returning from Milford, Nellie Niver at Algona, and new pupils starting school Monday. Mr and Mrs W I Raney visiting West Bend. Odfrey of Livermore up Monday. Ladies Ab Somety of the M ER ichard met Mrs I P Clarrison for annual officer election and supper. Henry Thake recovering from blood poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Tarton
Milford
Nellie Niver
Algona
W.I. Raney
West Bend
Webster City visit and local notices across Cross Roads
Charley Wicks family visiting Webster City this week. Miss Hattie Berner party at Stewart Foley’s. Rose Foley visiting Loobey’s. H.W. Beckwith travels to hub city. John Loobey, Ole Apland shelling for Honaghland Bros. May Potter, Mary Detosh, Jess Berner and Clarence Howland on sick list. Alfred O’Keefe and family visit son Alfred. Misprints include banking notices and Stark Trees advertising. One Minute Cough Cure touted as remedy for coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Foley
Hattie Berner
H.W. Beckwith
Honaghland Bros
John Loobey
Ole Apland
Mary Detosh
Jess Berner
Clarence Howland
Miss Rose Foley
Alfred O'Keefe
Alfred
Razorback hog shipments from Texas draw market note
Perry's Chief Reporter recalls spring discussions on Texas razorback hogs shipped into the country. Brenton Bros of Dallas Center and W B Kinnick led shipments. Reported hogs fattened well, weighed 300 to 400 pounds, hearty eaters yet rustlers for food. May shipments peaked, sixty hogs brought near top market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Texas
Brenton Bros
Dallas Center
W. B. Kinnick
Brenton
WB. Jkmnick
New Passenger Coaches For Mobile And Ohio Line
The Mobile & Ohio railroad in East St. Louis unveiled the first installment of new coaches for the Montgomery division between Columbus and Montgomery Alabama. They feature olive exteriors, high quality oak interiors, gas lighting, steam heat, a seven seat smoking room, lavatories, and polished brass fittings in a 67 passenger capacity car. Each coach costs about $6,000 and will run on through trains between St Louis Montgomery and New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
East St. Louis
Montgomery
Columbus
Auss
Ala
Kilburn
Pullman
Tennessee
St. Louis
New Orleans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prialmeings
Co. W. Clden & Son
Geo. Moore & Co. Renwick
Iowa
Talyho Farm
Renwick
Fred Speich
Brown
Galie
Pedigrea
E. Olden
Christenson
Maing
John A. Bornholt
Ators, Scars, & Scissors
Towa
Noter
California
Chas. Stone
Jerchant, Taniar
THE
REX Wick Times
Felton
Fritiay
Santare
Scott
Scott &Bowne
New, York
the Peoples. Bank
Humboldt
General Banking
Becklen
HLB
Cate
Bry Jee
Bean
Craig Reynolds Foundry Co
Dayton
North-Western
Tawa
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Prouty, Coyle & Preety
Hewzonn
Southland
Mobile & Olin Railroad
Cairo
Neighborhood News
Eagie Grove
E. J. Davis
la Verne
Sharley Stone
Odfrey
Livermore
M. Erichard
I. P. Clarrison
Henry Thake
Republican
Marshalltown
Jastorssc
Ening
Siner
Dusit Ton
Houselw
fmee-Repubditcan
Hlsing
Westows Times
Rerusnicax
Evexine Trwes
Henry Elmer
Juke
Wisconsin
Mat Speich
Elf. Bacon
May Potter
State Bank of
Himboldt
SUATE
RR. Smith
L. M.smith
Huon
Sau W
Bacon
Notary Public
J. A. McMurnay
Gillrs
Diresters
Hrewanpsow
B. Cole
New York
Uxing
Stark
Stark Nursery
Louisiana
Rockport
Des Moines
Ilies
Yeomal
J. Hombert
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!