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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1904

Page

7

Canada Grain Trade Promises Prosperity for Western Farmers

The article notes about 50 000 Americans moved to Canada in a year, primarily to farm lands in Western Canada. It highlights free 360 acre homesteads, cheap land, and strong climate and schools. It quotes Sir Wilfrid Laurier's visit and Colonel Montgomery praising Canada’s grain market and Manitoba wheat, urging readers to contact Canadian Government Agents for atlas and rail rates.

United States Canada Wilfred ‘Laurier Corn Exchange London Eng Montgomery Liverpool Dominion Russia India Pacific Manitoba Dominion of Canada British Empire

Household Hints From The Creveland Ledger

A Crosstown note describes a typewriter ribbon soaked in water to dye hair purple and mentions embroidered motes with colored yarns in varied mottoes as a fad.

Creveland Ledger

Iowa lawmakers tour state institutions on junket

Special Correspondence from Des Moines reports the Iowa legislature for the first time in eight years adjourned to visit state institutions. Appropriations committees toured the State University, Agricultural College, State Normal, and several hospitals and asylums, with named senators and representatives visiting each site. The piece notes budget talks, a proposed meat packing department at Ames, and ongoing debates over child labor, road funding, and a permanent state fair building.

Des Moines Iowa State Board of Control State University Maytag Jones Weeks Agricultural College Dunham Buchanan Gregory State Normal School Brooks Robinson Hume A. B. Storms State Agricultural College Ames Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association General Assembly Board of Comefol M. A. Stone Lutmiwa M. M. Crocker State Fairground State Fair Btom Co Benedict Crittenden Home Sioux Cily Rescue Home Dubuque Acupinens Knoxville George Perkins Assembly National Guard State Arsenal Reformatory For Anamosa Epreereer Eee Tees Andersonville Mono- Wat cc Leak Pccnnsboecee Towa League of Municipalities St. Tous Humboldt County Pnapmacy Labor Bureau State Good Roads Association State County Township Friends of Good Roads State Good Roads Department E. W.W. Weeks Guthrie House Committee On Agriculture Friends of John N. Irwin Keokuk Irwin Portugal Montana Iowa House of Representatives Cummins Leon Brown

Mrs Burton Credited Dodd’s Kidney Pills For Cure

Gainesville resident Mrs L E Burton writes she suffered kidney troubles and found relief with Dodd’s Kidney Pills after a failed substitute at a local drug store. She recalls seeking the genuine remedy and reports being completely cured after using a box she finally obtained.

Gainesville Texas L. E. Burton Glad Street Dodd’s

Salzer's New Oats Promise Big U.S. Yields in 1904

Salzer's New National Oats yields listed: Michigan 1003 bu, Missouri 240 bu, North Dakota 310 bu, plus 30 other states recording 150 to 300 bu per acre. The firm touts oats now widely grown for 1904 with potential to raise bushels and farmer earnings. Also promotes Salzer seed varieties and mail-in sample offer to La Crosse Wisconsin.

Salzer Mich N. D America Farmer John A. Salzer Seed Co la Crosse Wis K. L

Early 1900s Patent Remedy Ad Puffs Cough Cure

An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a cold remedy priced at 25 cents. It contrasts other pills and quips about consumer products, mentioning Piso’s Cure for Consumption and Putnam Fadeless Dyes. Includes dating line Feb 15 1900 and quips from readers.

J. F. Boyer Trinity Springs, Nd

Peruna Adendorsed by Sisters of Charity Nationwide

A Catholic Southwest institute reports Peruna as highly effective against catarrh affecting any mucous membrane. A prominent Mother Superior testifies to its efficiency, noting the remedy acts promptly on congested tissues. Readers are encouraged to write Dr. Hartman for free advice if results are not satisfactory.

Sisters of Charity Sisters of St. Joseph Deaf Mute Institute Cass Ave St. Louis Hartman Owensboro Savings Bank & Trust A Main Street Owensboro

Catholic Sisters Endorse Peruna For Influenza and Catarrh

Letters from Sisters of Charity and Catholic institutions across the United States praise Dr. Hartman’s Peruna. The testimonials claim relief from laryngitis influenza grip and catarrh with the remedy becoming a favored medicine for respiratory illnesses and winter catarrh among inmates.

Colorado Hartman United States

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