Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Atlantic Reader
An Atlantic citizen Mrs W W Hardy describes three years of kidney and bladder trouble alleviated by Doan's Kidney Pills. She praises the remedy, urges others to use it, and notes Moore Drug Co. sold the pills with Foster Milburn Co. as U S agents. Price 50 cents.
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Atlantic
W. W. Hardy
Ninth &I
Iowa
Doan
Moore Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Hides Wanted and Disposal Services Listed
Advertises cash for hides and disposal of dead horses and cattle. Contact Mrs Bertha Thrde at 306 Linn St or call A-134. Also notes better work if ordered with Wilken Mocument Works in Atlantic Iowa.
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Bertha Trhde
Linn St
Wilken Mocument Works
Atlantic
Iowa
Lind Arrives in Mexico City After Secrecy on Plan
John Lind, the personal representative of President Wilson, arrived in Mexico City and is staying at the Hotel Lascurain. Officials say no further steps will be taken toward policy until Lind studies the situation, with secrecy maintained and instructions to be issued as events unfold. Senator Bacon cites broad bipartisan support for the president’s course and notes the heavy responsibility to avoid war with Mexico.
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Mexico City
John 4 . Lind
Wilson
Washington
John Lind
United States
Mexico
Lind
Bacon
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Huerta
Daniels
Tacoma
Newport
R. I
Republic
Metcher
Norfolk
Vera Cruz
Bridge Problem Taken Up By State Highway Board
Des Moines Aug 14 reports the state highway commission aims to avoid lawsuits over defective bridges. Chairman Beard criticizes boards for unfinished work and higher hills after tractor use. A statewide campaign promotes alfalfa and a big tour for the Equal Suffrage movement continues with speakers. Epworth League assembly opens at Colfax with lectures by notable figures. A special Southern Iowa train promotes alfalfa as a new farm staple.
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Des Moines
State Highway Commission
Beard
Movement For Votes
Flora Dunlap
Adel
Stuart
Guthrie Center
Avoca
Red Oak
Creston
Albia
Ottumwa
Burlington
Muscatine
Oskaloosa
Knoxville
Epworth League Assembly
Epworth Leagues of
Iowa
Epworth Assembly
Colfax
William H. Lewis
United States
F. N. Nye
Congress
Minnesota
Dev. J. W. Brougher
Robert J. Burdette
Baptist Temple
Los Angeles
Buchtel
Colorado
Judge rules liquor shipment legal for private citizens
Centerville Iowa August 11 Judge W Vermilion denied the states injunction against United States Express Co for carrying liquor into Centerville from Rock Island Illinois The decision suggests but does not affirm the Webb Kenyon act legality The ruling hinges on lack of proof the liquor was for illegal sale Shenandoah Iowa August 11 Dave Gilbert a Wabash railway section boss at Imogene was fatally injured when struck by a crow bar from a passing freight engine He was returning to town on a handcar with coworkers and is not expected to live Davenport Iowa August 11 Mrs Theodore Morrison wife of the Episcopal bishop of Iowa died at Mercy hospital after a week long illness Married October 28 1879 to Rev T N Morrison he became Iowa bishop in 1899 Iowa City Iowa August 11 Neal Smith may die after a bicycle accident near Winfield where his father serves as mayor He was found unconscious bleeding heavily from the head on the pavement by his bicycle authorities are unsure of the cause
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Centerville
W. Vermilion
District Court
United States Express Company
Rock Island
Ill
Shenandoah
Dave Gilbert
Imogene
Gilbert
Morrison
Davenport
Theodore N. Morrison
Towa
Mercy Hospital
T. N. Morrison
Church of the Wolphany
Chicago
Iowa
Towa City
Neal Smith
Winfield
Iowa Girls Attacked by Mexico Bandits in Tampico
New Orleans report of Lily and No Gourd, American girls mistreated by bandits near Tampico, while father Matthew Gourd was forced to watch, arriving with 36 other American refugees aboard the Spreewald. They then continued home to Corning.
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New Orleans
Lily
No Gourd
Tampico
Mex
Matthew Gourd
Corningly
Mexico
Cloudburst in Colorado Destroys Homes and Floods Rail Lines
A cloudburst in Colorado Springs area disrupts railroads and streetcar traffic. Colorado City sees heavy rainfall with three feet of water flooding streets and many homes. Fire crews rescue marooned residents while bridges wash out on the Midland line. Fountain Creek and Fountain area flood warnings extend toward Pueblo as areas near Manitou report danger to houses and evacuations.
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Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Colorado City
Manitou
Midland Railroad
Fountain Creek
Colorado
Fountain
Pueblo
Prayer for rain as heat, drought grips Kansas churches
Across Kansas Sunday worshippers offered prayers for relief from extended heat and drought. Flags, bells, and bands marked the Balm of peace treaty signing in Bucharest. Harvey Davis of Lincoln, Nebraska, waited seventeen days to claim a homestead near Winnifred, Manitoba valued at 14 000 dollars. Consular reports say China’s government fights rebels in Nanking and Shanghai with limited progress. The Tientsin to Pukow railway remains unopened. Great Lake water power on Tasmania’s island could electrify the region. German transatlanticliners cut fuel use ten percent by retarding boiler draft. Portuguese railway labor costs shown: laborers 47 cents daily, masons 75 cents, stone workers and carpenters 4 cents, bosses 1 41 dollars. French post offices test American telephones for possible Paris adoption.
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Kansas
Balkan States
Bucharest
Harvey Davis
Lincoln
Neb
Winnifred
Man
Great Lake
Tasmania
Portugal
Paris
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Ross Camblin
Prop
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Fourih
Atlantie
Ghestnut Street
Pacific Slope
Pottsville
Harry Schoffstall
East Brookside
Spokane, Wash
Garrison
Missoula
Mont
Corning
Doe
Central Iowa Poultry & Egg Co
A. Casey
Pride of
Atlantic Produce Co
Creamery Department
Telegrape
al. Hostetler
Nebraska
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