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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
3
Advertises a free trial of Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy in liquid or tablets. Claims the book explains how rheumatic pains are quickly killed and invites readers to obtain the book from Di Shoop of Racine Wisconsin, Henry Miller & Co.
W M House candidate for state office visited town while Old Settlers association met in Wahpeton today and tomorrow. L Woods allied candidate for superintendent instructed in town. C F Quinn in Fergus Falls Tuesday for state science school business. John Hohman and wife returned from Seattle where he worked in telephone business.
Banker Armstrong and Me Carothers of Lee Corothers were up from Cage well Tuesday. Gilbert Johnson Fenjam Taylor and Will Eckes returned from a trip up in Saskatchewan County. Miss Lizzie Schiller of Wadena Minnesota visited her sister Mrs H E Wilson. Barnes is with his brother George in Idaho making improvements on his mother's claim.
Advertises immediate buy offer for duck and goose feathers at 30 cents per pound. Requests feathers free from quills and coarse material. Emphasizes ongoing payment until further notice.
Emmons county Supt of Schools H H Hanson visited the County Supt office in Wahpeton last Friday. Morden returned home with his family after recent travel through South Dakota and Nebraska. Miss Mery Movius and Herbert came from Lidgerwood, Herbert visited Miss Bessie Walker, and Movius stayed at the Chezik home south of town.
The Union Transfer Company promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to brace nerves banish headaches and invigorate the body. In Minneapolis stop at the Beaufort Hotel good rooms with telephones baths available. Choice rooms priced at 1.25 to 1.50 dollars per day. Street address 112 TI Street South.
An advertisement promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied after using two thirds of a bottle. The tablets cleanse and invigorate the stomach improve digestion and regulate the bowels. Sold by drug dealers.
A historical San Antonio landmark once known as the governor’s residence on Soledad Street will be demolished for a new ten story office building in New York Herald notes. The old structure housed the Veramcunt palace and linked gardens, reputed for its fortifications and dramatic theatre.
The piece notes Anglo-Saxon affection for dogs yet their absence from draft work. It recalls dogs pulling carts in the past and goats drawing baby carriages by the sea, contrasting northern dogs with the cultured city dog. It also jokes about the nickname Dean For Gott for Worcester’s former dean, Doctor Gott, after an amused garden invitation incident.
A collage of local business promotions lists land for sale by C W Rink Wahpeton North Dakota and services from the Times Office R T McMicheal at Mike Mohrs former shop on Dakota Avenue offerings from blacksmithing to clothing repairs and mail boxes Wm H White Lumber Co sells coal products and Pocahontas Smokeless tobacco J J Hull agent and Brown's cleaners provide clothing care Henry advertises Dr Shoops Pink Pain Tablets Columbia Restaurant serves meals Ida Yates Prop touts cures for ailments Chamberlains remedy gains broad approval with widespread use in diarrhoea care
Farm of 142 acres with 100 rods of lake front near market churches and schools. Rich soil, clay, fair buildings, timber, and abundant fish. Inquire of Henry Tillmann Long Prairie Mina.
Insurance advertisement touts fire, lightning, tornado, hail and automobile coverage from six solid companies. Rates claimed as cheap as the cheapest policy, with a bold but unclear product name.
Wedding stationery and calling cards were being produced at the Times office, reflecting local customs and event planning. The note highlights this small service offered by the newspaper shop to assist marriages and related ceremonies.
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