Mother of Nine Children Endorses Pinkham Compound
Springfield mass woman Ma dam E Hueens reports weakness and pains after ninth birth. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for renewed strength enabling daily work. The ad mentions confidential mail service and urges other mothers to consider the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Madame Hueens
Bedard
Main Street
Lydia
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Fromen
Big Congregational Meeting Planned in Red Oak Iowa
The 78th annual Congregational conference of Iowa will meet in Red Oak May 15 to 17 with pastors and delegates from every church. The Iowa Woman's Home Missionary Union meets concurrently with sessions led by Miss Susan W. Orvis of Turkey. program features include sermons, addresses on religious education, and a women’s banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Iowa
Cngregational Conference of
Harvard
Iowa Woman’s Home Missionary Union
Misa Susan W. Orvis
Turkey
William Bradford
William Brewster
Mayflower
Nell D. Bishop
Red Oak Church
A. C. Backe
Supreme Life Task
Rev. C. W. East
Iowa Falls
Miiss Miriam &. Woodberry
New York
York
W. B. ML
Susan W. Orvis
Talas
B. B. Clark
B .B. Clark
Rad Oak
Johnson
Fla
Spelman
Atlantic
Naboti
Osborne
Burlington
H. Jeptha
Sealey
Cherokee
Shirley Gitliland
Glenwood
Grand jury silent on Aug. 6 term in Clarinda
In Clarinda on May 7 the grand jury adjourned without a report. Officials and jurors stay mum about their findings. Guy Brent, recently released from embezzlement charges at the Clarinda Trust and Savings Bank, attended the session with bank examiners and state officials. A public dance is announced for May 11 at Fuhlendorf hall with several local residents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda
Guy Brent
Clarinda Trust and Savings Bank
A. Mains
State Bank
H.M. Germany
H. T. Fuller
Frank Shaw
G.W. Sandusky
Grandmother's Bread Sale At Ten Cents Daily
A brief notice advertises Grandmother's bread offered at ten cents a loaf. The item is pitched as a pleasant daily staple with a friendly tone, highlighting value for households seeking inexpensive baked goods.
Supreme Court to Meet in May Term
The Iowa Supreme Court will convene on the first of May with a crowded docket across the term. Justices plan to hear numerous cases, outlining schedule and anticipated decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Iowa Supreme Court
House votes to lapse espionage bill remove censorship clause
The House of Representatives in Washington passed the espionage bill by 260 to 106, scrapping the strict censorship clause after administration forces failed to retain it. Also notes local ads for cheap wallpaper at Franka Drug Co. and Grandmother's bread priced at 10 cents a loaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Washington
Franka Drug Co
Five Decades Past May 1902 in Atlantic Iowa Notes
A snapshot of May 5 1902 life with market rates in South Omaha hogs 6.25 to 7.25 and 4000 receipts, social corners about E F Jones party and Hixprasa Co messenger Hiram Roberts, local property moves, bowling alley sale, and local visits in Atlantic and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Warren
Lewis
South Omaha
E. F. Jones
Crokinole Club
Hiram Roberts
U. S. Hixprasa Co
Rock Island
Atchison, Kan
W. N. Griffith
Wlota
Locust Street
8Th
3Th
Porterfield
Tom Krittenbrink
Walnut Street
Local notes from Ames area and surrounding events
A draft of community items lists delegates traveling to Ames for a state meeting of the P E D and other locals visiting relatives in Glén ilive Montana. Mentions district meetings, gymnasium hours, Salvation Army speaker, dental society, cattle shipments, and a track meet schedule. Also notes city council actions on saloon control and public order plus historical notes from May 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
M. E
Griffith
Des Moines
Tha
State Dental Society
Harry Frink
S. Hunter
Omaha
J. B. Woodall
W. J. Pellett
South Omaha
Walter Roberta
R. M. Murray
Massena
West Dess Moines
Atlantic High School
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News
Ant
News Publishing Company
United Press Association
Congress
Chas. F. Chash
B. P. Chase
R K. A. Chash
P. Chase
Walt Mason
Mr. Farmer
Samuel Indorses
Bill
Charley
Fes
Finley & Chubb
Chestnut St
Hammermill Bond
News-Telegraph Office
News Pub CO
Hammermill Bond Typewriter
Ernest Ritter
Swarts
Cut Price Shoe Store
H. Swarts
Royal J. Montgomery
I. F Milligan
God
J Edward Kirbyn
Es Moines
Ray Erickson
Humeston
Walter L. Ferris
Shenandoah
Hiblehour
T. Harper
Geneseo
American Missionary Association
Frank N. White
Chicago
T. O. Douglas
Miles B. Fisher
San Francisco
J. P Burling
William B. Horton
Oak Park
Til
J. L. Blanchard
Oakland
the Society For the Friendless
Charles
Nelson W. Webrhan
Congregational Hospital
Marion Simms
H. H. Hartied
Harper
Jrey
W. A. Minty
Gass County
Goold-Lindsey Auto Co
Fuhlendorf Hall
Julius B. Christensen
Chris P. Nelson
OWA
Railroad Commission
George
House
Charles Fenner
Blanche
Emmett
G.W. Parham
Anita
Eifty
M. W. Somers
Will
Carroll Hérald
Wieland
Hudspeth
Bruff
Mel Wald
J. M. Emmert
Phelps
Messenger
Cochrane Hhas
Edith Chapin
Gertrude Bacon
Sim Johnson
Lavi Downs
Ldry Gooda
Otto Weber
Henry Weber
G. &. Wedgewood
Washington Township
Reform Club
Temperance Hall
Geo. Henningsen
Eggers Bror
Phans Black
Bomaree
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