Old Alsident Passes Away In Franklin Township
John S. Huff, longtime Wiota resident, dies at his brother Ol1 Coomes’s home in Franklin township after long illness of paralysis. Funeral arrangements not yet set. notice to follow. Also ad notices for Shropshire bucks for sale and patent medicines offer. Miss Anna Barnard returns to Des Moines after visit with Barnard family. Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea sold for indigestion and general health.
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John S. Huff
Wiota
Ol1 Coomes
Franklin Township
Smith Represents Return to Columbia for Law Study
R. A. Smith returned to Columbia Missouri to resume studies in law after being summoned by his mother Mrs. M. M. Smith illness and subsequent death.
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R. A. Smith
M. M. Smith
Columbia, Mo
Palmer ad promotes Rings Little Liver Pills for biliousness
An old advertisement notes Rings Little Liver Pills claim to ease biliousness and headaches while keeping three people well. The copy repeats a price of 25 cents and lists W. T. Palmer & Co as the sellers in a drugstore context.
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W. T. Palmer & Co
Drus
Hol-Hister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised remedy
An Atlantic Drug Store notice promotes Hol-Hister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a tonic for the sick. It claims the remedy is unmatched, offering tea or tablets at 35 cents. The ad targets readers unable to sleep eat or work and feeling unwell or irritable.
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Rocky Mountain
Atlantic Drug Store
Hol- Hister
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Sold by Palmer Company
A vintage advertisement promotes Bees Laxative Cough Syrup as fast relief for coughs colds hoarseness whooping cough and bronchial throat troubles. It highlights suitability for children and easy mild laxative properties. The ad lists W T Palmer & Co and Atlantic Drug Store and references a college team halfback powered by Rocky Mountain Tea.
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W. T. Palmer & Co
Rocky Mountain Tea
Atlantic Drug Store
Out of Town Shoppers Listed in Local Visit
Among the shoppers today were Miss Christine Kurten pach Mary Kurten pach Barbara Kurten pach and Mary Hills of Wiota Mrs R C Shupe Glen Johnson and Mrs R M Dunham of Maine and Mrs G W B Fletcher of Lewis all noted as out of town visitors.
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Christine
Mary
Barbara Kurtenpach
Mary Hills
Wiota
R. C. Shupe
Glen Johnson
R. M. Dunham
Maine
G. W. B. Fletcher
Lewis
Chamberlains the Most Popular Medicine Ad
R M White of Tur tle Bayou Tex says they stock many colic and diarrhoea medicines but Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is sold more than all others combined. For sale by Atlantic Drug Co.
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R. M. White
Turtle Bayou
Tex
Chamberlain
Atlantic Drug Co
Distressing Stomach Disorder Cured by Cham berlain’s Tablets
A disordered stomach condition can be relieved with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The Atlantic Drug Company offers a free sample at its drug store for trial.
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Chamberlain
Atlantic Drug Company
Electric Bitters Touted As Remedy For Malaria And Stomach Ailments
W C Kiestler of Halliday Ark says he suffered malarial stomach troubles until Electric Bitters. The tonic is claimed to purify and enrich the blood strengthen nerves and restore vigor. If it fails to help, money is refunded. Sold at all dealers.
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W. C. Kiestler
Halliday
Ark
Awakening at M E Church Prompts Community Hopes
In a county update, revival meetings at the M E church led by Rev Conrey and evangelist G Augustus Jones produced a spiritual awakening among church members and locals. The editor hopes this renewed piety will inspire ongoing reform and benevolence throughout the year. Arrests Follow Cat Burning Incident In Grant a store owner Andrew Wahlund was arrested for cruelty to animals after allegedly burning a cat in the warming stove. He pleaded not guilty, claiming he knocked the cat on the head first. some say the animal was thrust into the fire alive. The case was paused for further investigation.
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M. EH
Conrey
G. Augustus Jones
Christ
Andrew Waehlund
Grant
Wahlund
Cary
Iowa School Law Reform Faces Strong Opposition
An Iowa reform proposal to revise state school laws faces strong opposition as petitions circulate to legislators. The commission reports abolish sub district and township divisions, create county boards of education, elect county superintendents, and move schools with small enrollments to neighboring districts. State and county funding would support county institutes, and teacher positions would gain civil service protections.
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Iowa
the American
General Assembly
Lamro Growth Tells How A Brown Pair Helped Town Rise
Mr and Mrs Arthur B Brown long noted in the community founded Lamro South Dakota about a year ago. Brown became postmaster and his wife was elected principal of the public schools. Lamro now hosts twenty six business houses two banks a large hotel a weekly newspaper and a public school building. The couple who lived in Griswold previously began housekeeping above Reese millinery and are beloved by many friends as they embark on married life.
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Arthur B. Brown
Tripp County
South Dakota
Lamro
Arthur Brown
Rosebud
Brown
Griswold
Reese Millinery Company
Wright-Kimball Wedding at Kimball Residence
Zenas L. Wright married Neva Kimball at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs O O Kimball in this city last Wednesday with Rev S C Benson officiating. A small gathering of close relatives attended and a wedding supper followed. Wright has lived in Pleasant.
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O. O. Kimball
Zenas L. Wright
Neva Kimball
S. C. Benson
Zenas Wright
Pleasant
Griswold reunion funds kept as nest egg for 1909
The finances committee reports a $51 balance after expenses for the late soldiers reunion. Instead of refunding pro rata, subscribers favor using the surplus as a nest egg for the 1909 Griswold reunion, with J R Schofield loaning it at seven percent. Attorney W C Bryant has been retained to assist in the state case against Grover Babcock, anticipated as a hard fought trial in Atlantic.
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Griswold
J. R. Schofield
W. C. Bryant
Gittins Boys
Goodspeed
State of
Iowa
Grover Babcock
Atlantic
Stock ranch trip in Wyoming takes four weeks
A stock rancher will depart for Wyoming on Thursday and be away for about four weeks. He plans to oversee cattle operations and return with progress updates.
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Wyoming
Dr King’s New Discovery Restores Health After Graveyard Cough
Mrs A C Williams of Backy credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a deadly lung cough that had lingered three years. She reports rapid improvement, a 68 pound weight gain, and full recovery, noting the medicine fights coughs colds and lung throat diseases and prevents pneumonia. Trial bottle offered free with purchase guarantee.
Dangerous Operation and New Life Pills Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills promising quick reliefs from constipation headache biliousness and malaria. It claims the removal of the appendix is dangerous but avoids the procedure with its product. The pill is priced at 25 cents at all dealers.
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Dr. King
Des Moines Daily Register and Leader Free Through 1908 Offer
New subscribers may receive the Daily Register and Leader free for the balance of 1908 with payment of $4.00, taking effect now and continuing through January 1, 1910. Daily and Sunday editions to January 1, 1910 cost $6.00. The paper touts extensive news service, including All Iowa News Service, Ding's Cartoons, and a complete Market Page with Chicago livestock market reports, plus strong editorial content.
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Des Moines Daily Register and Leader
Register and Leader
All Iowa News Service
Chicago
Iowa
Register and
Register and Leader delivers same day print
A notice urges subscribers to obtain the newspaper from the publisher or any postmaster newsdealer or mail direct to THE REGISTER AND LEADER CO Des Moines Iowa to receive delivery on the publication day.
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Leader
Register and Leader CO
Des Moines
Iowa
Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea Aids Dyspepsia Relief
Thousands of sufferers from dyspepsia and stomach trouble have been made well by taking a very small dose after each meal and at bedtime. Try it. Atlantic Drug Store notes the remedy’s benefit and urges trial.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Atlantic Drug Store
Coal Order From Green Bay Lumber Co
A notice directs customers to place coal orders with the Green Bay Lumber Company. It specifies the supplier and urges timely arrangement of fuel for the upcoming season.
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Green Bay Lumber Co
Wood's Liver Medicine Promises Quick Malaria Relief
An old ad promotes Wood's Liver Medicine in liquid form for malaria chills and fever. It claims to regulate the liver kidneys and bladder and relieve biliousness headache and constipation. The $1 bottle contains twice the quantity of the 50 cent size. First dose brings relief. Store.
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Wood
W. T. Palmer & Co
Bales of Colorado Visits City and Old Friends
George Bales of Colorado, brother of M C Bales, is in the city renewing old acquaintances. Born and raised in the county, he went west about nineteen years ago and finds only a few from the old guard remaining. He will go to Lewis tonight to visit old acquaintances there. Mr and Mrs J C Bradley and daughter, Mrs Jas Wright and children, parents and sister of C W Bradley, returned home to Carson after a visit with C W and family. Mr and Mrs Harry Appleman and daughter Marie, who had been visiting his brother P I Appleman and family, left for Alvo Nebraska.
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George Bales
Colorado
M. C. Bales
Mr. Bales
Lewis
J. C. Bradley
Jas. Wright
C. W. Bradley
Carson
C. W
Harry Appleman
Marie
P. I. Appleman
Alvo
Neb
Better Than Spanking for Bed-Wetting Cures
A constitutional cause for bed-wetting is cited and Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment with complete instructions. No payment required and mothers are urged to write today. The same method is claimed to aid adults with daytime or nighttime urine difficulties.
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M. Summers
Box W. Notre Dame
Ind
Senator Cummins Advocates Protective Measures for Consumer and Producer
Senator Cummins supports protection to shield manufacturers and mechanics from competition while also protecting the consumer. He argues true benefit comes from lower consumer prices, but asks where the starting point should be: farm products, mill goods, or factory output.
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Senator Cummins
A Notre Dame Lady's Appeal for Home Rheumatism Cure
An appeal seeks letters from rheumatism sufferers to obtain a free home treatment said to banish uric acid from the blood and loosen stiff joints. The notice claims the remedy cures many pains without climate change and has many testimonials.
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Notre Dame
Farm loan offers at five to six percent rate
Wood & Savery, successors to John HL Wood, advertise farm loans at 5, 5.46, and 6 percent. They invite contact to discuss terms and arrangements. Located in Atlantic.
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Wood & Savery
John HL Wood
Atlantic
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Delin Sill
Hon. OW Coomes
Frank
Lin
Chas. I. Mills
Cumberland, Iowa
Drug Biore
Anna Barnard
W. K. Barnard
Wright-Kimball
Hamilton Wilcox
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