Health and digestive cures touted by local ads
In this page fragment residents praise Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and Kodol as stomach health aids. Letters from Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio and Geo Wary of Viola Iowa claim dramatic relief and urge purchase from local druggists and Loughran and Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Baker
Bookwalter
Ohio
Chamberlain
Kodo
Geo
Viola
Iowa
Loughran & Bauer
Boone area notes on Elks carnival ban and local notices
Boone area items report the Salt Lake City Elks denouncing carnival sponsorship and a shift away from fair advertising. The Boone Standard changes proprietorship to W. H. Gallup and F. M. Coggshall, with remarks on editors and paper work. Also covered are a Nevada travel refund practice, a college student misfortune, county political events, and Des Moines excursion notices for a Des Moines Des Moines event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Grand Lodge
Salt Lake City
Boone Standard
Standard
W. H. Gallup
F. M Coggshall
Nevada Watchman
State Center Enterprise
Ames Intelligencer
Henry Wilson
Hampton Recorder
Col
L. B Raymond
New Sharon
Mahaska County
Aplington
Butler County
F M Stowell
Parkersburg
Boon
Adventists to Hold Ten Day Meeting Near City College Park
Iowa Adventists begin sessions on September 27 in the College Park area west of town for ten days. About two thousand people are expected to attend the convention while Ames seeks a site for a cereal foods factory tied to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Comic Colored Supplement Brightens Sunday Chicago Paper
The Chicago Record-Herald Sunday edition offers a four page colored supplement packed with fresh jokes and playful illustrations. It promises hearty humor, witty content, and artful color design, presenting a blend of modern newspaper and humorous weekly in vibrant color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record- Herald
Gentry Bros. Show Arrives With New Miniature Zoo
Gentry Bros renowned trained animal shows head to the city with an expanded program including a miniature zoological display of infant hay eating and meat eating animals. The parade features performing dogs ponies monkeys elephants and a newly introduced drove of Siberian camels believed to be uniquely educated. The combined exhibitions will be staged with street parades on the morning of the show date Saturday August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Bros
Waterproof tents host 3000-seat show
A show is described as faithfully and honorably conducted with exhibitions in waterproof tents. Seating capacity is listed at 3,000.
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New Richland
Chase & Sanborn
Hazelwood Creamery
Wisconsin Creamery
B. A. Knudson
Sherwin-Williams
L. M Bosworth
Roll’s New Bakery
Roll's
Boone
Prarie City News
E. R. Silliman
Colo
Jas. McCoy
Citizen's Bank of
Pennsylvania Railroad
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Times-Republican
Detroit Gazette
The
Agricultural Soceety
Nevada
J. W. Bebee
Bebee
Des Moines
Ames
Colorado
Prohibition
Benj Confare
Geo Mellor
R. B Shearer
Franklin
J. W. Blackman
Ed. Binder
New Albany
J. W. Johns
Union
Rev
O. F. Shaw
Indian Creek
John Sullivan
Waterloo
K. W. Brown
G. H. Mellor
Joe Doggett
R. B. Shearer
W. G. Wright
J W. Blackman
O. L. Wilson
Jenusie Kirby
J. W. Fegley
S. C. Stratton
Ben Oconfare
OC. F. Hant
D. J. Bunce
Har
State Farr
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Kamoui
Earth
Fiandatline
the Cove Pharmacy
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