Side Lights on the Recent Election and Theater Notice
The article notes post election shifts with Republicans gaining in New York New Jersey and Maryland and Democrats facing a tough tally in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. It references Champ Clark and William J Bryan, critiques Democratic leadership, and mentions a Chicago musical comedy starring Orson Barton at the Armory on November 18.
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New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Calers
Champ Clark
William J. Bryan
Foot Ulcer Healed by Arnica Salve according to Bantam man
H. D. Bly of Bantam Ohio refused amputation and treated a four year foot ulcer with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The salve reportedly cured the ulcer and related sores, with claims of relief from burns and pimples. 25 cents at druggists.
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H. D. Bly
Bantam
Ohio
Bucklen
Death of Mrs Cathrine Ballard Crowser in Cambridge
Cathrine Ruby Ballard born March 1 1825 in Springfield Illinois moved to Town with parents. She married Adam Ballard at 22 and had six children. he died after eighteen years. She later married Moses Crowser, who died after 16 years. She died November 8 1911 in Cambridge after a stroke and funeral services were held November 10 conducted by Clarence King. A large circle of friends offered sympathy to the Ballard family.
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Cathrine Ruby
Springfield
Illinois
Adam Ballard
J. W. Ballard
Caroline Holmes
Ames
John
Cambridge
May Abbott
Nevada
Adam
Moses Crowser
Angel of Death
Clarence King
Thompson
Violet
A Most Wonderful Cure by White Wine of Tar
Joseph D. Underhill of Doland Dakota recalls a deep coated cough once deemed consumption. After trying many remedies a friend advised White Wine of Tar and two bottles cured him. Sold by Joel E. Cagwin. Bring engraved plate to Times office for 29-1f cards.
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Joseph D. Underhill
Doland
Dakota
Joel E. Cagwin
Times Office
Twenty Fourth Annual Meeting of Iowa Veterinary Association
The twenty fourth annual meeting of the Iowa Veterinary Association will be held in Cedar Rapids November 21 22 and 23 1911 with headquarters at the Montrose hotel. The program lists civic welcome by Mayor Miles and state officials plus science and practice papers and committee reports.
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Iowa Veterinary Association
Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
Illnesses and Veterinary Talks Highlight Ames Meeting
The Ames gathering features lectures on animal diseases including hog cholera peritonitis and canine serum use. A Thursday program promises a clinic at Dr Griffiths Hospital and a bold musical revue, A Married Bachelor, at the Amory on Saturday.
Kings New Life Pills Offer Quick Relief
An old ad touts King’s New Life Pills as the only safe remedy for indigestion, biliousness, headaches, dyspepsia, and debility. It promotes 28 cents at druggists with elegant cover papers for dance programs and yearbooks.
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Eli
Times Office
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Foss
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Rhody
Mranuce
France
Uying
Champ
House
House of Representatives
Jerusalem
Chicago
the Armory
Orson Barton
Barton
Cold Steel
Cathrine Ballard Crowser
Misses Stella
Bertha Ballard
Lottie Ballard
John Ballard
FE. McFainlare
Websterity
Collegiate Presbyterian Church
Dom W. Innes
West Gate
Champlin’s Hall
South Side
Kodaks
The
Bosworth Drug Store
Main Street
Iowa
City and College Free Delivery
Iowa State
Jetse
Veterinary Department
Board of Censors
Miles
Dr. J. Gibson
H. D. Bergman
J. W. Scott
G. A. Scott
Necroses
A. J. Treman
J. J. Gibson
Secretary of State Board of Veterinary Exsamiers
IL Melend
P. Malcolm
Paris
H. Johnston
H. E. Bemis
Dearine
A. HA. Quin
J. H. Meleod
Joseph Magher
J. J. Gipson
L. J. Diller
Wim
Drinkwater
Sable
Houltry
Henry Alberts
S. A. Deming
3. W. Griffith
Am ‘Ory
Kodal
Kodak Films
M. H. Kelso
E. S. Hicks
Douglas Ave
Steir
DRS. Ghrist
Gsiawsk
ITP
James E. Adamson, M. D
Maine &J
Oe Uiger
M. OB
Sonight Prapareicn
Cuiss
Pittes
C.G. Tilden
M. D. College
Wellons
Svere
H. T. Cook
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