Evangelical visits and local weather notes in Sumner
Miss Frye preached two sermons at M. E. church last Sunday while Rev. Miller spoke at Richfield in the morning and Westgate in the afternoon. Rev. A Goetz’s family arrived recently and the wife praised Evangelical ladies for their help. The Gaz ine scorns regular mailing without orders, sample copies marked, and most subscribers renew automatically. May brought persistent rains and a cyclone scare with heavy downpours, but no major damage. A chimney was struck by lightning in Eggleston district, injuring two children but no serious harm. Financial notes mention Bank of Sumner staff changes and a successful well drilled by Chas. Peck in Franklin township. Supreme Court cases looming over Mississippi river limits and Iowa fish supply. C H Haug acquitted for catching fish in Big Lake near Lansing. The outcome could reshape fishing laws statewide.
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Miss Frye
M. EB
Miller
Richfield
Westgate
A. Goetz
Fiat
Eggleston
Supreme Court
Mississippi River
Iowa
Allamakee County
C. H. Haug
Big Lake
Lansing
W. A. Hoyt
Mississippi Lakes
Electric Bitters Offered for Kidney and Liver Troubles
Mr. Fred Miller of Irving writes of long severe kidney pain and bladder issues. He tried many kidney cures with no relief until using Electric Bitters, which gave instant relief. The tonic is advertised as especially for kidney and liver troubles and sold at 50 cents a large bottle at O J Taylor's drug store.
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Fred Miller
Irving, i
O. J. Taylor's
Local Quack Sells Silk Quilt Draw Near Iowa Falls
A petty con man worked in Hardin county near Iowa Falls, selling chances on a silk quilt and claiming a hotel drawing. He vanished before the event, leaving buyers angry. landlord says no drawing ever scheduled and the man is unknown. Authorities warned to watch for the rascal as he moves on.
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Hardin County
Iowa Falls
Journal offers vast free education and affordable books
A magazine promotion promises free education guidance for women and access to top colleges, plus a 2500 page illustrated guide "5900 Books" with expert selections and 160 author portraits. The piece notes the ability to buy books at low prices through the Journal and praises the guide’s quality and scope. It also briefly mentions political and local notices and a Russia-Poland related diplomatic issue involving Mme Modjeska and a Russian bank seizure.
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Larties Home Journal
Jemey
Reading
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Dr Kings New Discovery Cures Coughs Says State Commander
Lincoln Neb reader F W Stevens reports Dr Kings New Discovery cured an obstinate cough in two children after others failed. He recommends trying the medicine and notes guaranteed quality with free trial bottles at O R Taylor's Drug Store. Regular sizes 50c and 1.00.
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Lincoln
Neb
O.R Taylor’s
Hawkeye Village News Notes and Local Happenings
The article compiles diverse items from Hawkeye and nearby towns. It mentions The Mail Pub Co, new mason work for ELA, Dawson's house in Fourth Ward, Ogden enumeration, a baby born to Mr and Mrs Russell, and advertising pays. It reports Dubuque to appoint a school superintendent with a £2,000 salary.
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Frank and
Onas Russell
ELA
Dawson
Fourth Ward
Ogden
Herb Russell
Prussian Heave Powders Praised by Horse Owners
A testimonial notice cites Prussian Heave Powders as highly effective for curing severe heaves in horses. Buyers from Portland and Oregon report successful results and request further orders, with local sellers Spears & Robinson in West Gates listed.
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C.D
D. C. Warrs
Portland
Oregon
Gale
Spears & Robinson
West‘gates
De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve and Cough Cure Promotions
Advertisements for De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve and One Minute Cough Cure tout quick relief for burns indolent sores and liver complaints. RB Robinson Co also markets Little Early Risers pills. Local notes mention a county treasurer disappearance and a train sabotage incident with no serious injuries.
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de Witt
RB. Robinson & Co
R. B. Robinson & Co
la Grippe
R. A B. Robinson & Co
W. T. Panford
Leeper
Clarion Co . Pa
H R. Fish
Gravois Mills
B. H. Bowman
Pub. Enquirer
Breman, Ind
K. B. Robinson & Co
J. A. Richardson
Jefferson City
General Assembly of
Missouri
R.B. Robinson & Co
The Art Amateur and Local Civic Notes
The Art Amateur offers a 10 cent issue with color plates and design pages, plus a 25 cent option including Painting for Beginners. Fairbank plans an electric light plant. The View reports the building contract for electric lighting awarded for 3 063 dollars to Charles Williams and T Slater. A Minnesota town adopts a curfew law to keep children off streets after nine, with Franklin County Recorder noting the safety rationale.
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Fairbank
Charles Williams
T. Slater
Minnesota
Franklin County Recorder
Prussian Stock Food Receives Demand for More Cases
A series of customer testimonials from Minnesota buyers praises Prussian Stock Food as satisfying and effective. Dennison and Bloomington orders prompt immediate replenishment. Mapleton customer notes good article and strong customer approval, with wholesale sales by Waster Brothers & Co.
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KR. Lockem
Dennison
Minn
E. Morton
Bloomington Prairie
Tyoendle
Mapleton
Brinn
Wxster Bros. & Co
Waverly July Fourth Celebration Planned With Races
Waverly will celebrate on July 4 1895 with fireworks and events. The Waverly Driving Park Association plans two days of races funded by about 2000 dollars in purses and specials. A separate report notes Fred Piegers suffered severe injuries from a blasting accident last Thursday with multiple finger losses and facial injuries.
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Waverly
Fred Piegers
Tripail
Dave
Wisconsin Rheumatism Sufferer Praises Pain Balm
D E Care of 1235 Harrison street Kansas City an old rheumatism sufferer reports severe symptoms after a Wisconsin trip. He credits Chamberlain s Pain Balm with reducing swelling and pain after using three 50 cent bottles and endorses its effectiveness for rheumatism pains and swellings. Sold by O R Taylor.
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D. E
Harrison Street
Kansas City
Wisconsin
Chamberlain
O. R. Taylor
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Cass
Bank OF Sumner
F. Cass
Fr. Cass
Frank Tuutt
P. A. Sire
Chase National Bank
Chicago
Helpronces Brow
Minneapolis
Dubuque
Ray
ST. Paul
Great Northwest
Des Woines
ST. Joseph
F. HH. Lord
Gen’ Pass
and Ticket Ag’t
North
Soutil A.m
Ekly
Barnette
Stoges, Jhwehlery
F. W. Muir
Nying
Hrederika
N. J. Spears
B. Robinson & Co
Opini
Mi 01 CG
UNN & CQ
Cinaria
Ph Lane
Ih Munn & Co
Scientific American
Ddress In & CO
A. Eosborn
Pr.fice
Gazette
C. E. Patterson, M. D
Carpenter
Wh. R. McClure
Rohish Block
Postoffice
CO. IM. Emomoms
George Koulman
South Side
Main Street
W. A. Sims
ITY Meat Market
Reif
Reif & Hare
Proprietors of
Sumner Dray Line
Sumner Meat Market
Cleney Roceh
LLY EE
SALE
Josiah Carpenter
Justice of the Pace
Ins.Co
Joliet
Will Co
Ill
Supreme Court of In
United States
Bucklen
O. RB. Taylor
Ilion
Chas. Peck
Franklin Township
The
5000 East Books
Marshalltown
Dunkerton
Fairbank View
Mme, Modjeska
Russia
Runyon
Berlin
Gresham
Knights of the Maccabees
Hawkeye
the Mail Pub. Co
James Kirk
Springfield
Tfl
Department
Washington
Isaac Buroker
Jacob Alewell
Princess of Wales
London
R. Anderson
Mother
Little One
Sam Barker
Winnebago County
Thompson
McDonald
John Pitts
Waverly Junction
Bremer County
Rockford Register
West
Butler County
Spencer’s Grove
Benton County
C. W. Rowe
Poweshiek County
Montezuma
Cedar Falls
Gaz-Eyte
Tooleys
M. C. Tisler
William Goat
Clarkeville
Des Moines
G. W
Gladbrook
Oelwein
Ing Sim
Taylor
E. le Cass
Grants Pass
Oresely
L. S. Cass
Oo “Mer
Pacific Coast
BE. L. Cass
Everett
Fuller City
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co
Men's & Boys’ Clothing
J. A. Smith & Co’s
Montague Marks
Union Square
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