Stockdale Offers Cure Without Upfront Payment in Des Moines
Dr Stockdale promises no payment before cure and only pay for medicine. He claims high reliability and invites investigation of his financial and professional standing. Treatments listed include chronic catarrh throat lung stomach liver kidneys dyspepsia constipation rheumatism and other diseases with a guaranteed cure. Free confidential consultation and an exam blank by mail from his Des Moines home office.
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B. A. Stockdalt
Utica
Des Moines Town
Dentist Dr W U Hammer near Oransky's store
An item notes dentist Dr W U Hammer operating near Oransky's store with an ad claiming Atlantic desires you. The fragment suggests a local business promotion or recruitment message referenced by readers.
Snapshots of La Mode Green motor veils fashion item
Vivid green motor veils become a season favorite with bright colors and varied trims. Buttons of satin jet mother of pearl crystal crochet lace and satin pair with velvet. Stripes appear in new styles with under over satin skirts and draped two piece foundations. Judio Chollet May Manton patterns show skirts in sizes 22 to 30 inches. order by mail with coupon 792.
Kimball Leads In Pottawattamie County Contest
Des Moines dispatch notes Kimball leading in the contest for Mack Goodwin's seat after a county canvass shows an initial Democratic edge, later revised to a Republican gain by recount. Other items cover police plan to curb crime, Iowa rate hearings, school head salary bill, criminal action against bankrupts, Mason City milk inspection, a court injunction against the Modern Brotherhood, a Balkan War film incident, and a four-man vehicle crash in Denver.
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Des Moines
Pottawattamie
Kimball
Mack Goodwin
Goodwin
Francis
J. W. Jenney
Jenney
C. C. Jackson
Iowa
Walking bank found in stockings shocks Independence
Miss Winnie Jones, turned over to hospital authorities at Independence, was found to have $497.93 in her stockings. County Attorney Mossman was notified as the money was placed to her credit. She had earlier carried large sums, including $5400, with withdrawals before her west trip.
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Vinton
Winnie Jones
Independence
Mossman
Work Piles Up for Committees in Des Moines
Des Moines Jan 24 The state house moves to outwardly compliant doors for the capitol under a fire law resolution. Attorney General to enforce laws and repairs. Motion to table defeated. House floods chief clerk with bills. Key measures include health powers, county treasurer pay, primary date, civil testimony, fire platoon system, hog cholera lab, uniform textbooks, and unanimous supreme court votes on acts. Martin Kloma cuts tree finds human femur bone near Oakland cemetery. skeleton likely twenty to thirty years embedded in wood.
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Des Moines
Capitol
House
State Board of Health
Supreme Court
Town City
Martin Kloma
Oakland Cemetery
National Chamber backs tariff commission and China aid
Washington January 24 The National Chamber of Commerce adopted resolutions endorsing a permanent tariff commission a new banking and currency system and recognition of the republic of China In Boone Iowa January 24 Jonathan Roberts aged ninety three died at Roberts Grove He had lived on the same farm for fifty eight years
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Washington
National Chamber of Commerce
Republic of China
Boone, Ia
Jonathan Roberts
Roberts’ Grove
Kansas State Forestry Plans Progress in Conservation Push
Kansas City January 24 The state board of forestry plans to advance a conservation program that could place Missouri among leading states. A bill drafted by J A Ferguson will be presented in the current legislative session. It calls for land for a state forest preserve, a state forester, a non partisan board including the dean of the college of agriculture and the state geologist, and funding for a sustained conservation campaign.
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Kansas City
State Board of Forestry
Missouri
W. E. Burns
J. A. Ferguson
State College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Married prize fighter Battling Nelson weds Fay King in Chicago
Five indictments by a special grand jury probe New Yorks argon throat. Rioting garment workers clash with police on the East Side. Fort Leavenworth to expand infantry units to war strength. Rome Milley leads National Congress of American Hotel Associations in Chicago. Federal grand jury to resume probe of Radio Telephone Company fraud involving about 3 million.
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Battling Nelson
Aghter
Fay King
Chicago
New York
Argon Troat
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
War Department
Rome Milley
Omaha
National Congress of American Hotel Associations
Federal Grand Jury
Radio Telephone Company
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F. Alldritt & Sons
Friend
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Neb
Central Iowa Poultry & Egg Company
B. A. Stockdale
Park Hotel
Ballo
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Thorne
St. Louis
Far West
Better Schools Commission
McPherson
Silver & Robinson
Mason City
The
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Terhune
Clinton
Commercial Club
Brotherhood
A. P. Barker
Modern
Brotherhood of America
Denver
George Stoupouvich
Jan
H. C. Frazer
Henry Mahoney
Westgate
J. Blechman
C. Broker
Hampton
Tariff Commission
State Forestry Board
Deering IA
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Cumberland
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