Marne News Items Reflect Local Busy Week
Local notes show Ross Peterson ill with appendicitis while Mia Morrison improves. Atlantic visitors include Henry Turk Gene Harris and Mrs Kellogg. Various residents travel to Anita Walnut Mar marshal town and Kimballt. Community events feature a high school dance, a party at the Gunderson home, and Mont Wheeler's marriage to Edith Heath with teaching duties in Blakesley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Briscoe
Atlantic
Ruby Winters
Walnut
Mr. Squires
Kellogg
Sam Brown
Clarence ‘Bruce
Marville Peterson
Omaha
Mrs. Triplett
Miss Wynkoop
Lena Woods
Bessie McClees
Mr. Greggerson
Kimballt
Susie Wheatley
Miss Clark
Bert Lyons
al Harris
Edna Reason
Swinburne
Parl Meredith
Howard
Montgomery
Eliza
Neola
Harkins
Menlo
Council Bluffs
Patterson
Nile Harkins
Tacoma
Gunness
Fires Prevention Plan Aims to End Local Fires
Des Moines reports the Iowa Fire Prevention association completing a state wide supervision plan. Thirty five district chairmen appointed to coordinate inspections and report dangerous building conditions. Separate district for Pottawattamie with Herman Miller. New York committee formed to draft uniform fidelity and surety insurance laws. nine members named and to meet through the week.
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Des Moines
Iowa Fire ‘Prevention ‘Association
Pottawattamie County
Herman Miller
New York
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Pictures Framed and Checker Boards Made at 704 Laurel Street
A brief item notes crafts activity at 704 Laurel Street where pictures are framed and checker boards are produced. The short report highlights local handiwork and a small home workshop effort in the neighborhood.
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Laurel Street
Are They Really Married Griswold Rumor Surrounds Local Notables
Rumor swirls in Griswold that Chag S. Tompkins grocer and Miss Inez Smith may have wed. Friends report both absent from town and Smith reportedly resigned her West store job to marry, though no confirmation exists. The couple are well known with many friends awaiting definite news.
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Griswold
Chag.s. Tompkins
Inez Smith
West Atore
Boosters Hit Target with 64 New YMCA Members
YMCA membership day yields sixty four new members eight renewals and two memberships effective upon reaching the hundred mark. Secretary Thomann and his lieutenants are praised for their energetic drive and results. The local YMCA association applauds his hustler approach and hard work.
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Y M.C. A
Thomann
Heutenants
Babcock Said Wanted in Essex for Livery Theft
Grover Babcock, jailed on assault with intent to murder charges, may be sought in Essex for stealing a horse team and buggy from a local liveryman. The team matched his description, was found hitched at Hamburg, and later returned to the livery man. He left town days before the theft. officials expect a definite identification soon.
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Grover Babcock
John Gittins
Essex
Babcock
Hamburg
Bdo
Sheriff's Office
County Board Adjourns After Noon Session
The board of supervisors finished its labors this noon and adjourned after dinner. Supervisors Mullins and Smith were named a committee to locate a bridge contract for the coming year. Mullins and Taylor were named a committee to review the county officers' accounts.
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Board of Supervisors
Mullins
Smith
Taylor
A Dangerous Operation Leads to Quiet Treatment Ad Card
An advertisement promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a painless cure for constipation headache biliousness and malaria. The copy claims the pills work quietly and require no frightful operation, priced at 25 cents at all dealers.
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Dr. King
Daily News Offers Free Want Ads for Subscribers
On Friday November 18 Daily and Weekly News will run free want ads for subscribers. Submit up to 25 words by 2 PM for one insertion with no charge, and provide number of responses. If successful, ads may continue. paid extensions cost one cent per word per insertion.
Burn relief with Chamberlain's Salve promised
A historic home remedy advises applying Chamberlain's Salve on a soft cloth to relieve burn pain and aid healing with minimal scarring. The Atlantic Drug Co is named as the sale point for this product.
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Chamberlain
Atlantic Drug: Co
Colds and Croup in Children Cited by Wheeling Mother
Mrs. Wm. H. Serig of 41 Fifth Street Wheeling West Virginia praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for her daughter's severe cough and preventing croup in her son. She claims the remedy cured her child without a doctor and prevents future attacks when used at first signs.
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Wm. H. Serig
Fifth St
Wheeling
Chamberlain
Mit
Electric Bitters Offered as Remedy for Malaria and Liver Ailments
W C Wrestler of Halliday Ark praises Electric Bitters as a cure for malaria stomach and liver troubles and general weakness. The tonic purifies and enriches the blood tones nerves and restores vigor. Money back if no relief. Available at all dealers.
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W. C. ‘Wrestler
Halliday
Ark
Pineules for the Kidneys advertised for kidney and bladder trouble
To those afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble backache rheumatism Pineules for the Kidneys brings relief on the first dose. Hundreds testify to their remarkable healing and tonic properties. 30 days trial 1.00 They purify the blood. Sold by W T Palmer & Co Drug Store.
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W. T. Palmer & Co
ManZan Pile Remedy Offered For Relief At 50c
If you suffer piles ManZan Pile Remedy promises relief priced at 50 cents. Sold by W T Palmer and Co Drugists.
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W. T. Palmer & Co
Wood's Liver Medicine Aids Malaria and Biliousness
An advertisement for Wood's Liver Medicine promoted as a liquid tonic for malaria chills and fever liver and kidney regulation and relief from biliousness headaches and constipation conveying a pleasant remedy with quick action for various ailments.
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Wood
Bottle sizes offer relief after dosing
The $1.00 bottle contains 2% more than the 50c size per dose, and the Sirs doze brings relief.
Medicines touted in old advertisement for health relief
An 19th century style advertisement promotes remedies named Rings Little Liver and Filletor for ailments described as biliten ness and sickheadache while claiming their effectiveness. It notes availability from W. T. Palmer & Co. with a Drus attribution, typical of period patent medicine pitches.
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W. T. Palmer &Co
Drus
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Marne
Ross Peterson
Mia. Morrison
Henry Turk
Gene Harris
Atantic
Chas
Spear
Taurant
C. E. Tomp
King
Miss Inez Smith
Boosters
Popham
Mall
Atlantic Drugco
We Will
Scribers
the Flesh and Blood
Swab
Iowa
Poland
Nebraska
Cass County Fair
I. C. Seaman
Wiota
A. M. Duval
Keasey
San Francisco
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