Veterinary Physician Surgeon and Dentist in Bottineau ND
DF a veterinary physician surgeon and dentist maintains offices at Kilbourn's Drug Store Bottineau North Dakota showcasing multi disciplinary veterinary care in the town.
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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
7
DF a veterinary physician surgeon and dentist maintains offices at Kilbourn's Drug Store Bottineau North Dakota showcasing multi disciplinary veterinary care in the town.
An advertisement describes a specialist using advanced tools and training from top colleges plus six years of practice, offering no guesswork. He now operates a separate office for easy testing on demand, alongside various local sales notices and farm listings from Bottineau and Superior regions.
Clergymen from many denominations unite to preach on the streets from wagons and tents, moving from Coney Island to the Bronx. Daily city hall steps meetings are sought with mayoral permission. campaign funded by churches, not a single denomination. Leaders say broad, shared drive for Christianity and public good.
A clipped fragment reports on the high cost of infant milk with a man transporting liquid over long distance by train. It references Plainfield New Jersey and an outsized travel expense, though the text is garbled and names are incomplete.
The Weightman family, with a Quaker City physician, arranged daily milk deliveries from a single cow to support the weights and diet of the heir. A milkman travels 70 miles between Plainfield and the visiting home, with expenses of $4 daily to ensure the precious milk stays unbroken. The Weightmans trace lineage to James H. Weightman of Powers and Weightman, who left a large fortune to his daughter.
Indianapolis tale centers on Dr James Johnson alumnus of a local medical college who donated 130000 of Ora Carita Mining and Milling stock from California. The college sold the stock at half value and loaned Johnson 15000 for expenses. He admitted no backing for the Ora Carita company beyond a Los Angeles area hill claimed to hold gold. Stock was purchased by friends of the institution.
Bloomington reports a unique Boosters' club meeting at a local cigar store every Sunday at 9 30 am. Members vote on a church for attendance. the church with the most votes earns the group’s march to its doors and each member contributes one dollar in the collection. With 65 members the donation is significant.
The notice claims readers can detect early lung trouble without medical aid and cites Dr. Boschee's German Syrup as a cure for consumption. It urges taking the medicine at the first cough and states new trial bottles cost 25c with regular 75c size at druggists.
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