Civil War Pioneer Resident Undergoes Surgery
A veteran resident of Waterflow underwent surgery yesterday at Presbyterian hospital for a serious condition. He responded well to anesthesia and is expected to recover favorably. reports indicate improvement and hopeful prospects for convalescence.
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Shortage of Berries and Fruit Meets Market News
Market reports show a berry and fruit shortage due to last year's heat. Strawberries were scarce while cherries were plentiful. gooseberries and currants yielded more than usual. Potatoes appeared with prices at 36 cents a peck, potential to rise to $1 a bushel with a large yield expected. Red and black raspberries sold higher.
Rock Island to Build Additional Switch Track Permit
The Rock Island will be allowed to construct an extra switch track on Cedar Street across Mullan Avenue. The ordinance committee plans a favorable report on Monday evening. Council discussions in March led to referrals, but Burk and Casebeer with City Engineer Roby now favor granting the permit.
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Free Prescription Claims To Save Eyes For All
A vintage ad promotes a simple eye care prescription using Optona and water. It claims to clear vision, reduce inflammation, and help wearers potentially discard glasses after weeks. It notes safety for infants to the aged and mentions Schuneman & Co stores.
arrest three fishermen for illegal crappie catch
Deputy Game Warden Houston seized a string of crappies under six inches and arrested three fishermen M. Tobin A. R. Madaris and H. W. Griefnow. They were arraigned before Justice Knapp and found guilty of illegal fishing with fines of one dollar plus costs for each.
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