Dean Drug Co Fine Soaps Offered At Low Prices
Dean Drug Co calls attention to a line of fine soaps with low prices. The ad lists varied stock quantities and prices, highlighting value across multiple items in a concise promotional notice.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1903
Page
7
Dean Drug Co calls attention to a line of fine soaps with low prices. The ad lists varied stock quantities and prices, highlighting value across multiple items in a concise promotional notice.
Fragmentary OCR shows Sunday schedules and reservations for Rock Island tickets. Mentions times 7:10 and 6:10 pm with unclear destination details and a line about reservations and tickets.
A collage of small items reports pensions for Mary Smith, sale events at Montgomery Lyman's, weather easing, and church notices. Knights Templar Ascension Day service led by Rev McLeod, May 21, plus an ice cream social. Local injuries improve. a butter tub accident saves fingers. Ball game results uncertain. Deputies guard dam sign. theft of notices noted.
Rev. W E McLeod will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the Presbyterian church next Sunday evening to seven high school graduates six girls and one boy Pearl Nygren Marie Olson Mattie Barnes Alfred Anderson Mae Person Winifred Pullen Jessie Johnson will attend the opera house commencement a week from tomorrow evening with a cordial invitation to all attendees
Milestones of movement and visits across Iowa and neighboring states. F Croan left Minneapolis notes, Adams flew to Los Angeles, Mrs Wilson returned from Colfax, Dr Bachman visited Emmetsburg, Pat Nearey passed through Spirit Lake, Shiley visited Wallingford on business, Lough visited Rock Rapids, Woods family back from California, Patrons on tour inspecting telephone systems, Grant returned from Laverne, Lyman visitors from Elgin, Pearl Gilbert visiting Deerfield, Barnum left for Minneapolis due to his mother's illness, Clarke looked after political fences in Algona and Orleans, Amundson went to Livermore for four to five weeks, fishing near lakes with a good catch, E W Brown visited the manse. Cedar Rapids freight office worker Silas Nichols visited family. Mahlum to Butler county via Algona for missionary convention. Johnstone party attended Bertha Johnstone wedding in Sibley. Bowser to Clermont for Michael O Brien funeral. Mendelson headed to Milwaukee for eye treatment. Pitcher returned from Wisconsin and North Dakota trips. weather notes on rain in Wisconsin and Minnesota and none in North Dakota.
The committee soliciting subscriptions for the Methodist building fund reports strong local support and expects to award a contract within weeks. Construction on a new church is slated to begin shortly and finish before fall, aiming to be among the region's best. The Algona Courier notes a farmer near Lone Rock hauling a harrowed field in a buggy, reflecting changing farming life.
A Greenville law student H P Burbage says a four to five year cough was permanently cured after using two bottles of Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He claims it stopped the cough and fears of consumption vanished. Sold by F H Richman.
A neighborhood grocery advertises a complete stock of groceries and seeds. It touts fresh fruit and vegetables, Esco flour, and a selection of coffees and teas. Canned goods and staples are available with home delivery across the city.
The Montgomery and Lyman line announces special one way colonist excursion tickets at extremely low rates. Valid daily through June 15, 1903, with points in California Washington Oregon Idaho Arizona among others. See agent for details and destinations.
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