College notices and lectures at Ames and Des Moines
Mrs J L Stevents of Boone visits daughter Edith at the college. Horticultural bulletins on vegetables and plums. Prof Newens travels to Des Moines for a reception by Gov Shaw. Mrs Cavell visits Newton. Mr Cavell accompanies. Prof Frazier of Illinois dairy dept visits campus en route to Lincoln. Lambs from winter feeding sold at high price. Cadets drill limited by snow. Cadet officers plan to muster in. Horticulture heads plan farm decor with shrubs and trees. Program announced for spring term including Max Bendix Co musical and Henry Watterson lecture on Lincoln. Tickets on sale. price one dollar for five numbers. A.N. Reed and others noted in correspondence. Book on Iowa history promoted by A Flanagan. Local humor and ads included.
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Prof
Newens
Des Moines
Shaw
Max*Bendix Co
Outbreaks of smallpox rise in Iowa through January
The Iowa Health Bulletin notes more monthly smallpox reports than any prior month, yet only a few new cases were recorded by February 5. Vigorous measures including isolation quarantine vaccination and disinfection were expected to relieve the situation.
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Iowa Health Bulletin
Golden Medical Discovery praised for chronic dyspepsia relief
The article extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for aggravated chronic dyspepsia, claiming it helps stomach glands secrete digestive fluids, relieves gnawing hunger, tones the stomach, and invigorates the liver. It also touts Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as superior laxatives and cites an Outlook quote on true success beyond wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Spurgeoin
Rheims
Dr. Pierce
Golden
Golden Medical
Fine goods and travel ads from a historic page
A mix of product promotions from Golden Bruell fruits to Veal Loaf and fleeced underwear. Travel advertising touts the Iowa Central route with direct lines from Minneapolis and St. Paul to major cities, plus Union Depot connections and dining car service. A testimonial from Lewis Ackerman endorses DeWitt's Little Early Risers for relief and bowel support.
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Lewis Ackerman
Goshen, Ind
DeWitt
L. M. Bosworth
Iowa Central Railway Ticket Sale to North Dakota Dates
On March 14 20 and 28 and April 14 the Iowa Central Railway will sell round trip tickets to North Dakota at low rates. For information call coupon ticket agents or address Geo S Batty G P T A Marshalltown Iowa. 48-3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Central Railway
North Dakota
Geo
California Winter Getaway by Iowa Central Short Line
The Iowa Central Short Line markets a four day winter trip to California with a new sixteen section Pullman Tourist car. It departs Minneapolis Saint Paul Mason City Marshalltown Grinnell Oskaloosa and Albia each Wednesday and reaches Los Angeles Sunday morning and San Francisco Sunday evening. Rates compare favorably with competing lines and tickets include Santa Fe Route from Kansas City. For details contact Geo. S. Barry G P and T A Marshalltown Iowa.
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California
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mason City
Marshalltown
Grinnell
Oskaloosa
Albia
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Byer
Barry
Iowa
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Car Michigan
T. W. Adams
Leader
Our Grocery
FCO Nic
Simons
Clarden
E.e.sowers & CO
J. L. Stevents
Boone
Edith
Prof. Frazier
Dairy Department
University of Illinois At
Pammel
Ames
Miss Doolittle
Chicago University
Craig
Eagle Grove
Military Department
Papa
Tam
Naoma Reed
Charles D. Reed
Harrison Street
Vicksburg
Henry Sarin
Fort Madison
John Brown
Louisiana Territory
Iowa Territory
Iowa State
Black Hawk
Missippi
Missouri
Pike
Mississippi
Slavery
Athens
Mississippi Valley
A. Flanagan
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Emporia
Kansas
Sheldon
Christian Daily
Brother Bolton
Orr
Newark
CO. F. Leris
Titpen & LovanRan
Joe Gohn
Memn
Monarch
Gimbel
Sweet, Orr & Co
Furnisher
Ames, Lowa
Knudson & Barber
Bran
J. W. Adams
Tripen & Loughran
F. Lerrs
Tf D. & L. Hamilton
Peoria
St. Louis
Union Depot
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Washington
New York
Palace
Tilden & Loughran
Spring & Son
F. Leris
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