Northwestern United Doctors offer free consultation and treatment
The Northwestern United Doctors advertise licensed treatment for deformities and chronic diseases. They offer free consultation and examination with only medicine costs charged, urging patients to share results to prove cures. They claim many miraculous recoveries across stomach, liver, nerves, heart, kidneys, diabetes, cancer, and more, and promote their bloodless surgery approach and a germ destroying fluid for malignant growths. They request urine samples for analysis and state hours 9 am to 8 pm. Married women must come with husbands and minors with parents. Diarrhoea remedy Chamberlain’s is recommended as safe and effective.
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Northwestern United Doctors
America
State of Iowa Auditor approves Citizens Savings Bank article
The Citizens Savings Bank of Kelley Town receives state approval to operate as a savings bank under Iowa law. The auditor notes full compliance, paid capital, and qualification of the first board of directors led by W. Stant L. Sir. John L. Bleakly signs as Auditor of State.
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Iffeate
State OF Towa
Citizens Sayings Bank
Kelley
Iowa
X Savings Bank
Lowa
W. Stant L
John L. Bleakly
Ruins of Yucatan Revealed as Long Ancient City
In Yucatan a three hundred mile chain of ruins shows ten stands of richly decorated buildings built with extensive architectural knowledge. The structures belong to the Stone Age and feature carvings in flint. The people of this era lacked bronze or iron tools.
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Yucatan
Zunt Toys Craft Clay Figurines by Zunt Indians
Zunt Indians fashion toys from baked clay to resist crumbling. They model dolls goats frogs cows and birds that warble when water is blown through a tube in the neck. They also make various curious clay rattles.
Packer Edward Tilden Faces Senate Contempt Hearings
Springfield April 26 The Helm committee cites Edward Tilden George M Benedict and William C Cummings for contempt for refusing to appear before the senate investigation into alleged $100 000 election fraud The report orders action to compel attendance and sets a special senate hearing with full argument rights. tense remarks follow as leading figures deny involvement and await next steps.
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Springfield
Edward Tilden
Packer
George M. Benedict
Drovers’ Deposit National Bank of Chicago
Mr. Tilden
William C. Cummings
Drovers’ Trust and Savings Bank
Senate
Helm
Tilden
Healy
Supreme Court
Benedict
Mr. Cummings
Statehouse
John G. Oglesby
Oglesby
Sanga* Fon
Sears
Bradford
Ralph Crews
Packers
Mr. Sears
Wood
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
Lorimer
J. F. Elwood
Rockford
Witnes
Helm Committee
Elwood
Notice of School Election in Ames District
Public notice states qualified voters of Ames Independent School District Story County will vote in May on bonds of 80 000 to 100 000 dollars to build and furnish a ward school building and a high school with site for the district The ballot asks yes or no on issuing bonds for the described projects signed by the district secretary and directors
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Anton
Ames
Independent School District
Story County
Pasley
A. B. Noble
Stomach and Liver Tablets and Cough Remedy Ad
Public notice for Grand Avenue paving in Ames Iowa outlines an improvement plan with options for asphalt or creosoted wood block paving. Details include grading guttering and a Portland cement base, along with bids to be received and plans approved by the City Engineer.
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Grand Avenue
Apri
Ssaid
Ames
Phat
Grand’ Avenue
Main Street
Th Street
Iowa
Ci. Council
Stret
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C. B. Nelson
Des Moines
Elliott Hotel
E.R. Moore
Adams Grocery
Conkey
Sonkey
Aor
F. J. Olsa
Will Davis
Detroit
Sealy
Chamberlain
Capital
Helm Committee Act
China
Japan
Order of
International Banana Food CO
Chicago, Ill
Amberlain
Uri
Kaufman
Rea
The
J. Jacobs Company
City of
United States
City Improvement Fund
Gwunells
Sd Bona Fy
Agencer
Tows
Sieh
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